... twenty-six years since, and is I a respectable w.atchmaker, of Waltharastow: -he vi- I sited his fatther-in-law the last time at Christmas. a The name ot the girl with whom the prisoner co- I habited here, k Ann Kirby; his strange condtuct had i mruch alarmed ...

... iii t--itness thre Prateasvs oft Willes, it 'is; reteur Vir darnes etitereri Hr Roy03 al llintnni6'sa a serei soirl -thor Christm'as lirlidavS' llcryaaii had stctd if witnoss El iii~ oil tetIrca 1NVTi nit ketl e ie ititi a. facessirt, ax tie,s wis listra ...

... attention. The seditious papers of all kinds (particularly those whose flagitious enormities pro- luced ethe laws of last Christmas, prohibiting their publication, except under certain precautions) are regularly filled with her Majesty's answers to All- ...

... days before the bissi ouli conimmence in thii'tt. 1, HIouse.. In ?? other case, they' would be detaife) l aS ib town at Christmas 'ihe Bill must occupy uiuch r. tim e-a Meniber called out nine years.] Tlhe le 'call of the House mig it be fixed at three ...

... the saunl pell; and from the circuimstatce having transpiredh, we expect that we !tay look for its comipletioni soon after Christmas.- Lie. GawlUm'. The title of Lord Byron's forthcoming tragedy is, we hear, TIre Dige of Ve'ice. ' Ve have before mentioned ...

... They plague their with their warrants: But now they feed them with good cheer, And what they scant, they take in beer, For Christmas comes but once a year, And then they shall be merry. Good farmers in the gcountry nurse The poor, that else were undone; ...

... tolerable condition, anl bring Ss. and (3s. a pair. A most daring nutrage was committed in the neighbourhood of Ratlikeale, on Christmas day, at threce intlatlere oow. . A'party of villains attackedl Clunagh-House, the residence of Lieut. James Del- mage, late ...

... these, perioduus anid if' his own ac- crimt lie corcwhich the register nearly Confirmns, he will be liii sears of av ait Chris~tmas ne-t. This interest- ing old' ?? good health, and is content andl 'chrful. Hle is of the miiddle stature, aoil says, when ...

... 10 ?? amd about IOU ttnioe W'o0unided4 -T'le seovodd fany tiiolehce took place oil the e liin, of the 6th itistt, C(Greek Christmas day), atid lasted longecr tban the lorst, thi ugli the lihdtdiaitifis wvere letss strong isevertieless, nnlinlv buildings ...

... broken country around are thickly clad with excel- n lent timber. It is in fact a most desirable country, and hefore next Christmas, I confidently anticipate, a we shall prove that the snow and rain which fails on a the mountains and high country seen to' ...

... affected. The eye-pieces of the teles. copeif suffered to touch the face, ocessioned an -itu- tense burning pain. . On Christmas-day, the Officers of the Flecla bad a piece of roust beef for dinner, which had been on board since- the preceding May, and ...

... Steven's.buildlings, Bell-street, where it is supposed she was mnurdereui by. her bius- band, on the evening of the-day after Christmas EDav, and where the. body had lain from that time until last Thursday evening. The deceased lived a considerable time as ...