... GHOST! A CHRISTMAS GHOST! NEW YEAR'S sriUTE, called “INDIGESTION,” will not fail to haunt those who at this festive season, indulge too freely in the g(»od things bountifully spread forth, lint this Ghost can be /»?#»/, this Sprite destroyed hv PAGE WIND ...

... Christmas Dinner at Hollinowortu Workhouse. —On Christmas day the inmates of this Workhouse were regaled, as usual, with roast beef and plum pudding, liberally provided by the Guardians. The afternoon was cheerfully spent, and after supper, songs were ...

... hopeful, and in consequence of the ease in the money market, and other symptoms, some are anticipating a good trade when Christmas shall hare passed. Fine goods command the best markets still, and prices are well sustained. Coarser goods do not keep vp ...

... Crompton, entertained at the house of Mr. Samuel 13ottomley, White Horse Inn, Narrowgate Brow, in the true old English style of Christmas hospitality, persons to sumptuous dinner of roast beef, plum pudding, and real nut brown ole, together with all other requisites ...

... were right. Me shall ask for Cognac no more; when next require lijtlc glass, medicinally, wc shall call it Smithfield. from Christmas Ikee, or. Thoughts that Hang Playthings.—Pleasure is but ball that a child runs after long as it keeps rolling, but which ...

... WHITSUNTIDE FESTIVITIES. time, not even Christmas with its glad memories, beats Whitsuntide for interest in the juvenile mind. Whitsun-Friday, in Rochdale, is a time that many of our boys and girls will carry in their memories, not only when they have ...

... oh ! the mistletoe! But honest men, whom girls believe, Throughout the year woidd sigh and grieve. Bid they not kiss ou Christmas Eve I ! Oh ! the mistletoe! Kingsley. STANT A FIL OME N A ...

... ilocal Saixt Alban’s Church. This Church has bccu very tastefully decorated with evergreens and flowers for the Christmas festival. Light wreaths have been twined round the pillars in the nave, and also placed over each end the arches of the nave windows ...

... , was charged with stealing a watch, which he pawned, belonging to his uncle, William Hunter. The buy came to his uncle Christmas visit, and after a day or two began to feel anxious how should get back be had money. was tempted to take bis uncle’s watch ...

... shatter her stalwart timbers, or an Observer record the calamity. The next prophecy was to have been fulfilled at Christmas; but Christmas has passed over and we arc still all-a-live and kicking,” we may as well at once ease the fertile minds of Messrs ...

... the age. The Elizabethans, though fierce polemics, and wrangling about the most pedantic themes, were fond of good deed; Christmas time was, with them, season of right good cheer, where all seemed willing, in the spirit of their great hard, “with mirth ...

... matter.” our readers wish for a epecimen of his muse ? We simply refer them to those treasures of sacred psalmody, the Christmas and Easter liymrs —familiar to our hearts they are precious to the solemn festivals our Church. ‘o The liyrom Pedigrees, ...