... future p;aymcnts of Premium, at the Option of the Assure(d. THE ADDITIONS in Great Britain for the seven yeais eurding it Christmas 1823, were frou 13 to 317 per Cent, on the Sinus assured ; accord- inig to the Ages of the Parties. = Policies ?? the Company ...

... for its pleservation. r i\r. A elerinan was the first persil, as w9e have be- c fore stated, to introduce these valuable Christmas gifts to the public notice; andl wve shall not soon forget thul imip)ressioni we receive(d, at the tine hei counconeed the ...

... ''he festivities of Christmas extend fioni the last, nceik of this noilth to the 6th of January, aid Miere it is kept with the truc social spi8it ol ol0(1 Ililics, to the 2d of Februai y. T he include tlie (Cllistmas Eve, Christmas bav, New Year's; D]v ...

... in AdvS,. ot; l1o510 35 Monday ;.22 [Thomas. 10 53-- 23 I. 10 Ii 29 Wedneslay 21 ?? fastOrn.2s. 11 46 O 2 Thnrsday ..25 Christmas Day. O 21) O 37 Thrsa ,e. HOUNDS. TheAnglesey HIounds ineet on Monday, Dec. 22d, nt the Star Ina; Wednesday,24th, at Bodffordd ...

... sinlk iotl) 'i'i vion ; but it appears eminently true of nineliies which live in the memory likc sailor's ditties or the Christmas Carol We most look at tbe euom- parative duration of the two, to lilhd which is e- fniun and which is sophisticate. T'he ...

... ic i, SSith or wliti- utl ?? &e. &c. MRS. AND BISS FISI-HER'S BOA4RDING SCHOOL, ,BEAUMARIS, l TIL1. rc-opell, after the Christmas vacation, iln W on the 1l th of jjanuavy. 1x119. As Mi'rs. and :iliss FL. talbe (Illy a vcry limited uamber, they have I-H ...

... with the following dleplorable instance of religious frenzy which he witnessed in this town -] Oin Sundav last, and oen Christmas night, we had atl assemblage of Jumpers, at their meethig-house I in this town; and unless I has] becn an eye-witness of ...

... earth has been able to cherish in her bosom the a! treasures eiitrusted to her, without the aid of her hi warm winter ?? Christmas Day, com- li sonely so called, to old Christaras Dav, (w;ihich is CD Twelfth Day,) is, or should be, one continued fes- ot ...

... Nortlitim- berlassd, the lady of Licut-Colonel Eieary Bromno, K. C. H. of Bronwylfa, Flintshire, of a.soa, 0 WARUtXAGEZ Onl Christmas day last, at Lla-avenltlVyfo, by the Rev. Roger Edwards, Mr. Richard Williams, of Plasuchu, to Miss Mary Roberts, dress-maker ...

... anmti occasionally have gatliered from it in favou rable situations and in ioild %weather, bothl in the months of June aind Christmas. We, how- ever, never knew ail instanes of its prochacilig fruit in the cold month of January, till yesterday 'whets we plucked ...

... n waa a member ; and large sumls of miney wvere frequently ih their hands belonging to Air. Areold. A short time before Christmas, the ?? on their books, the property of that gentle'man, amou)ted to £2,600. Mr. Arnold had not intimated that lie had any ...

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