... considerably ailvanced beyond the equimox of life, Do availled herself of the supposed liberty. of conscience io which Christmas brhigs with it for the free indiedenice both of the eating and drinking propesitires. IFrom i tile Tuesday till Satunlay ...

... in their powver to help the poor ~albo i ailors, and oppose the irusuerous wvreckers.-romwaff Gon. nIaml IdAt tihe Yoi'k Christmas faii', ott 'Wednesday there was an .-1 idusiusuiil shyness in buyiiig young colts arid horses, fromt the topo 0 ((lea which ...

... bLACKWOODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. CXXXIV. for January 1828. CONTENTS.-T. Christmas Drearns.-TI. Christ- ins Presents.-III. The Bachelor's Beat. No. 3. The Bachelor's Christmas.;IV. Battle of Navarino.-V. The Causes of the Decline of tile British Dramn ...

... BAaeIL LA-Very flat, at about 22s Ed per cwt. In Colonial Preduce we cannot quote any alteration, and in consequence of the Christmas holydays, there has benc but little stir in mercantile business for the post week, WaHisixr..- eeps steady at Os. 9d a 7s ...

... examination of the Sabbath Schools of the parish of Drummaul took place at the Presbyterian Church, Randalstown, on last Christmas day. The business commenced with singing a part of the 16th scripture translation, after which prayer was offered up by Mr ...

... DIRECTORS hereby give Notice, that a jL DIVIDEND, at tile rate of Fur per Ceat. Illper annumla, for the Half Yeau endinig Christmas next, onl the five Iistalinents of the Capital Stock which have beets called up, vill ib paid to the Proprietors orl the ...

... CHRISTMAS PUZZLES. lB Mar. DoLsOr1t5X &itAMslOTHABS. (From / to John Buin) Yoa must know thatr me and all the gulls have taken to making knundrutes, as they call them, and what we can't make, we eoliex. We got the idear from having purchased some of the ...

... Irishituimoor, wc could wish to sce O'Doheity once more a member of the Ambrosial Club. The Ulhrihtruas Presents and Christmas Drenms' ate exquisite. From internal evidence, we would al- most without hesitation assign theim to the author of Lights ...

... in practice,4 he enabled many to at- tend his funeral with heavy hearts and dejected countenances. At Ballyboghilbo, on Christmas Day, GRIZZEL BROWN, aged 103 years. She was not long confined to bed, but gradually grew childishly helpless. On the 2d inst ...

... albjured the errors of Popery in the parish of Longilly, County Artaitgh, and rteceived the sacrament at the parish churcht, on Christmas Day. Tim DEAD Arivc.-A persOnI naned iblatony, residing at Blalarpool, lit Cork, after a storlt ilitess, died, to all hu- ...

... who resided In Dublin for some time past, left the city for Mount-Prospect, the seat of Terence Conedly, Esq. to spend tlh Christmas, Mrs. Cotually being the Major's half sister. On Tuesday morning he intimated his in- tention of returnlig to Dublin, but ...

... A sxort time previous to her death, she I'ote st I to him from Eghamu, to say she would dine with bin or; in Christmas day; but On Christmas day her eorpse rstedin nd this town, oil its way, with that of her-hustbanI ant dqugb- |ter'to t eir family ? ...