... CHRISTMAS WITH IF there is one season in the year which Quee n Al exan d ra l oves I more than another I think it is Christmas. Around the festive season gathered the pleasantest associations of her youth. What gay, happy times she had as a child in the ...

... At Christmas. Although I heard it quite unoflit•ially, I have reason to think that there nuts• lw a juvenile dance at the Lodge during the next vtu•ation. ...

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... CHRISTMAS 11.14 ex. IFfixiciletter ESE DUBLIN. RATHMINES, RLACKROCK, AND KINGSTOWN •IIImiNIMMOI ...

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... Christmas Cheer. Without Bovril I should be all at sea is the expression of many an anxious cook, especially at the Christmas season, when so much depends upon the success of a dish for which a rich sauce or gravy is required. Bovril is indeed the cook's ...

... CHRISTMAS, 1895.1 ...

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... CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. “ What shall we buy for Christmas presents ?”” How often is that question repeated, especially in the country, where novelties are like angels’ visits, and new ideas are worth their weight in gold. We may not have many new ideas ourselves ...

... [CHRISTMAS, 1895 gigantic size, whilst the variety of fish and pheasants of the highest quality appears to be endless. In fact, in every corner of the enterprising Company s shops is stored the most tempting dainties suitable for Christmas cheer. Their ...