... THE COMING CHRISTMAS. be V Christmas is coining, with laughter and song; oapiS Pile up the fires, and welcoure it all ! be f Friends who were parted will meet in the throng. And dance Ineath the mistletoe hung in the hall. Bells too will ring, and the ...

... CHRISTMAS CHEER. TREAT TO POOR CHILDREN. About 1200 children pat took of Christmas cheer, yesterday, at the Colosseum-a hall which forma a 9 portlion of the bhilding known as the Grand Theatre, in School-lane and Psra'dise-street. The children benefited ...

... Magic Sixpence, written specially by Mr. Charles Millward, was produced last evening at the Prince if Wales Theatre as the Christmas annual, in the presence of a house which was crowded in every part, even standing room not being attainable. An afternoon ...

... delicacy with which, as well in form as in colour, the engravings' are brought out is one of the chief charms of the bock. Christmas and New Year's cards flow -in upon us in such numbers that it will be well, perhaps, to devote to them the remainder of this ...

... CHRISTMAS AMUSEME, NTS. Goeo] CONCERT HALL, LonnD NELSON-STREET.-The Of a 2,concert last evening, in lien of one onl Saturday win]: is evening last, was very well attended, notwithstanding cows a-the unfavoisrable state of the weather ; and no cls wonder ...

... hundreds who had despaired of enjoying a plea- sant Christmas were wade happy on learning that their more fortuinat brethren bad not forgotten them. but had joined infurnishing sonaseasonable cheer. Christmas breakfasts, hotpots, and dinners were given with ...

... CHRISTMAS ASEMENTS. ROYAL ALEXANDRA THEATRE, As usual, Mr. E. Saker hao for several months been h making spoolal preparations for the production of his COhoktma, annual, which has so long and deservedly held first plase in Liverpool; and, If report ...

... THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES! II 01 PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. ?? opening of the pantomime season means the beginning of the Christmas festivities. and, though in we have no more than one or two performances mn idof a pantomime before Christmas Day itself, ...

... three and four hundred simple ^ entertaining pieces in prose and verse, r; =illcstrated by over260 coloured pictures. .s Christmas books of the Edinburgh house :o and Inglis are all of a distinctly ;ae tone-intended to help boys and girls, ,apwq men and ...

... CHRI&'rms ENTERTAINM S. JUBiEE =YIORAMA AT ST.. JA ES'S Inuthe Christmas holidavs there will be no more popularentertainment. and nonemoreinterest. ing and instructive, than the Royal Jubilee Myrio- r-na with which Mr. Jose*p Poole opened the season at ...

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