... COLUMN FOR, CHRISTMAS. CHRISTMAS, Christmas is the theme; CHRISTMAS, when all faces beam • CHRISTMAS, when relations greet; CHRISTMAS, when gay parties meet; CHRISTMAS, when all ...

... COLUMN FOR CHRISTMAS. CHRISTMAS, Christmas is the theme; CHRISTMAS, when all faces beam • • CHRISTMAS, when relations greet CHRISTMAS, when gay parties meet; CHRISTMAS, when all ...

... the year keeps many a clerk closer to his desk during the Christmas holvdays than at any other season. But the great majority of his 'Majesty's - liege subjects still enjoy Christmas as Christmas, See how every house is decorated with green boughs. The ...

... CHRISTMAS. it is the season for gathering together of fatnily connexions, and drawing closer again those bands of kindred hearts which the cares, pleasures, and sorrows of the wild are continually operating to cast loose,—of calling back the children ...

... CHRISTMAS. (PROM THE BOSTON ATLAS.) WE welcome again the most sacred of the bolyclays. We celebrate again the advent of the wOrid's best friend and teacher. We recall those blessed doctrines which our race first learned from Him. We remember, on Christmas-Day ...

... CHRISTMAS. season which is so well expressed by the old-fashioned, dearly-beloved, joyously-remembered, and well-worn phrase, A merry Christmas ! has again visited us. Not in the snow-covered garb, with blustering blasts in chorus, but in the mantle ...

... CHRISTMAS. AT the social re-uni;;;;FifiLTK:tive season the fair and youthful are more than usually desirous of shining in PERSONAL ATTRACTION under the gaze of many friends, and the following elegant Articles for the Toilet are called into increased ...

... CHRISTMAS. AT the social re-unions of this festive season the fair and youthful are more than usually desirous of shining in PERSONAL ATTRACTION under gaze of many friends, and the following elegant Articles for the Toilet are called into increased r ...

... CHRISTMAS. It is the season for gathering together of family connexions, and drawing closer again those bands of kindred hearts which the cares, pleasures, and sorrows of the world are continually operating to cast loose,—of calling back the children ...

... CHRISTMAS. BY ROBERT ROBB, TUB BARD OF COLOUR, AND LAUREATE OP THE WESTERN ISLES. OLD Christmas once more visits us with frozen mien of grace, His steps o'er country and through town how cheerily we trace; What feelings now of festive glee are bounding ...

... CHRISTMAS. Mid thus, as in memory's bark, we shall glide To visit the scenes of our childhood anew 'Though oft we may see, looking down on the tide, The wreck of full many a hope shining through. CHRISTMAS-DAY is either the most happy or the mournful ...

... CHRISTMAS. THE 3.IARK ETS : PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. CHRISTMAS is always a happy time, and, being so, we would it came oftener than once a year. For the occasion old age seems to forget its years, the sick their ailments, and even the gloom occasioned by months ...