... A CHANSON FOR CHRISTMAS, Hugrab for the Holly ' the tiue evergreen, The plant that jooks biight whea most bright things have faded, And which, when old winter has splnttered his spleen, still shelters the stem that in snmmer it shaded Ko friends that ...

... MARKETS, Bruimisu. —~Leeps, Dee, 30,—~We have not any alteration to repoort i this branch of trade. As 10 usually the case in Christmas week, the transactions in husiness are very small. We are, however, hojung for an increase of business in the new year. Pern ...

... especially those which frequently occur at this season of the year. We have therefore to state that on the Monday after Christmas day, an anoual supply of mutton was distiibutd by Mr. John Gulliver, of West Haddon, to ail the poor of that place, without ...

... bountifully to the best conducted chiidien. Mr. Ralph Wintert n, Me. Thos. Lee, aud Me. Sanin have a'so each of them during Christmas given away ;. ards of 2000bs. of beef amoug the poor. Besides nll this, many other charitable persons have been doiug their ...

... out with fresh violouee if the coustabulary force be removed. — i W elshman. Fashtoas for Jusmary.—The waisteonts after Christmas are expeeted to be full, bat the pockets are usualiy empty. Licre was consideranle lightaess in the arrangements for the ...

... cdueati-n, baced o decidedly rebigions prineiples,and their bealth 2ad omfrt will be watchea with great care and Kindoess. . The Christmas Vacation terminates Juvuary 24 Terms mo e ate. For turther particu'ars, and terms, address letters, p. p, to* M. C.. ...

... The following are the average prices of Wheat, Barley ant Oats, during scven years, endiug on the | Lursdny neat before Christmas Day, 1542 :— Whethesooooooooesonsonsecece P ThE B« coss oo satovscrnimiinddiiii .fi. Ontauccconcioorcnsoscesnssee seßie S ...

... lately-appiuted Miuister of St. Aodrew’s, whose ministry they are nsow attending. | am informed many were eommanicaots on Christmas Day. Verily, those who coatributed to the building of St. Andrew’s Chorch have reason to rejoice that cven in toeir day ** ...

... Green. Sunday, Jan, 20.~Feast. - Fourth Sunday after =§q,—lasms . Moming, Isaah 57, Matt. 36 Kvenng, ) S 5, ) Cor, 10, From Christmas 10 Egapbany, luly Chureh's design is to set farth Con e bmmanits, to make Chiist manifest m the flesh, which the oo do s ...

... country > lere it Appearcd that the prisoner l had gowve wut like nnother man i that he came up to London by himself at Christmas lost 3 that he was under no ' -gocrflnl; that no medical man had attended him to ecure is maiady ; that e was peifeetly regular ...

... days and the weeks foliowing appear to be s ancient as the seventh eentury. The design of them sto eall ue back from our Christmas feasting’ and jov, in order 1o prepae ouraeves for fasting and humiiiation 1 the aprarbing time of lewt from thinking of ...

... Butchers' Shops.—The Treaswrer said be hal let one of the butchiers’ shope to Willinm Toms, who had paid the reot up to Christmas last, aud he was therefore necepted as a tenant.—lhomas Brittain had slso applicd for a shop, which was not yet let t) him ...