... the man with the other child were found dead. When the body was brought into the town for burial (it was the day before Christmas-da3). one thrill of horror ran through the whole population! And now, said Mr. Weabe, who told me the tale of this tower ...

... when he has put his arms round her neck, and behaved otherwise in an indecent manner; that on a Sunday, shortly before Christmas, 1844, two or three young girls his parishioners, went to drink tea at Mr. Cri ig's house, and after Mrs. Craig played to ...

... sweethearts, to a public ball at Christtrats. That ball, of winch detailed accounts appeared the papers at the time, came at Christmas with great eclat. lit return for his urbanity, and as an acknawledgment of the obligations wider which the in, larbitants ...

... and that the report derives confirmation from the tact that all the domestics now engaged there are to be discharged at Christmas. A party of monks, says the Bristol Gazette, have established thetnselves at Spring-park, near Stroud, and are daily seen ...

... PUBLIC BUSINZIS.—Mr. Brodiertos—l wish to offer a suggestion to the house, whether it would not be expedient until the Christmas holidays that the order' of the day should take precedence of notice of motiose:. No hon. member Can wish to step In town ...

... hich were scarce —moved off steadily at full prices. Otherwise, the Pork trade was heavy at barely late rate.. TM great Christmas market will be held here on this day fortaight, reices,--Per stone of 811,s, to sink the Aik a. d. La. ) and Inferior Beasts ...

... glean to bring in the bill. Sir J. Packingtou moved that orders of the day have precedence of notices of motion till after Christmas, but after some discussion the motion was withdrawn. Mr. Hume then moved for certain papers with the cam of the Rajah of ...

... youngsters, whom they found placed in a large clothes-basket. CHRISTMAS Dt/XLS.—The grocers of Hereford have resolved to discontinue the annoying and troublesome practice of giving Christmas presents, but they intend to bestow an equal amount of money ...

... beautiful. The other flowers most in fashionable favour are the chrysanthemum in various hues, the laurel rose, and the . Christmas rose. They are mixed with heath, which is now made in perfection by the artificial florists. A flower very well suited for ...

... round me howl, And e'en you gathering clouds which scowl, Speak of thy unrelenting reign. Bring'st thou no sport for Christmas time— No gmally cheer to warm our hearts within, But tla- cold beverage that thy torrents bring With the rough blast's whine ...

... pretfully informs the Inhabitants of NMATH and its Vieinity, that she intends wising' LESSONS on the PIANO-FORTE, to after Christmas. Terms, Is. lid, per Lesson. She will also tax a Class in the FRENCH LANGUAGE. Terms, Is. per Lesson. Apply to Miss W., Llantwit ...

... improved demand, but no in,- ement in value. SMITHFIELD MARKET. CHRISTMAS CATTLE MARKET. MONDAY ' : D :; - : a number of yea;; past the holtilog of what is termed the Gri a'. Christmas Market ham excited a of curiosi y pod interest seldom, or never ...