... ns and committies, for their zealous co-operation ; to the juvenile societies ; and especially to the collectors of the Christmas and New Year's offerings, and the kind friends who coun- tenanced them, for tho handsome amount received from this delightful ...

... Nicholl, A.R.H.A. an Irish artist, residing at Belfast, two paintings, ' ' The Fortifications of Colombo, from tlie Esplanade, Christmas Day, and The Harbour of Point-de-Galle, sunset. A report has been going the round of the papers that Mr. Gorhani's son ...

... acknowledgement, for their, active co-operation. With tlie. .exception. of. ,the r inroad of measles in a mild form, at last Christmas, which .rendered -it. expedient under tha uncertainty to .what, extent the disease might spread, to suspend the' annual public ...

... advantage of others until the springs are broken; it is to be omitted in family celebrations, and roam about invitationless at Christmas; it is to have to put up with equivocal nods and recognitions in the streets — to have your friends look into print shop ...

... the custody of one of the officers from York Castle. On being sworn, he said, on a Satur- day night, a few weeks before Christmas last, the pri- soner, Benjamin Smith, along with the convict John Wood, called at Thomas Sandilands, Lepton, and in- duced ...

... first horse-hair. My mahogany, in its green state, grew in Honduras, where (as I heard a party sing one of your songs last Christmas, four of 'em sitting on me at the same time) — where, Mr. Punch — Oft in my boughs birds of rare plume Sang in my bloom ; ...

... having no sympathy for bright scarlet or kettle drums. And the geese, which had survived the killing and the roasting at Christmas, sheered off and faced round at a distance to hiss us, as if they were dis- loyal geese hissing a regiment of royal dragoons ...

... is pronounced that a tree with a green leaf upon it will soon be as rare a sight in Jersey as a May flower in England at Christmas. Direct Communication between Lancaster and Ireland. — We have been informed that arrangements are in progress between a ...

... The morning after the trial, Mr. Christmas was leaving his lodging, when an acquaintance stepped up, and asked him, as a friend, to give his opinion on a note he had that morning received. It was a bright day; Mr. Christmas put on his spectacles, and carefully ...

... meeting whether their mechanics' institution was irreligious ? (Loud applause.) He would remind them too that about last Christmas, there was an appeal to the inhabitants of Yorkshire for subscriptions to ap- point a general Secretary to the Yorkshire ...

... excellent health. The Court is expected to return to Osborne at the end of the present month, where they propose remaining until Christmas. ...

... and met with' ready «ie i fair average business continues L be ione a houses. Rochdale, Monday, November I : . — : r . Christmas approache ...