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... CHRISTMAS Christmas is so intimately associated in onr nines witb inclement weather — not to say ice aud snow — thai mildness is almost necessarily re- garded as unseasonable. At present, however, and for some weeks past, the air bas been soft and mild ...
... nouncements in connection with them, would jog our memories if necessary. Christmas fruits and Christ- mas books, Christmas wines, and Christmas geese, in fact everything belonging to Christmas meet our eyes at every side. How jolly the grocers' windows look, ...
... CHRISTMAS. This is Christmas Day, and we are glad it so happens that, at such a season of love and goodwill, we are not j required to discuss uy matter of general or locaj interest which involves conflict of opinion, or that renders necessary, as is sometimes ...
... CHRISTMAS Hie birthday of the Christ-child daw neth slow, On*, of the opal east, in rosy flame ; As if a luminous picture, in its frame — A great cathedral window — toward the sun Lifted a form divine, that still below Stretched hands of benediction ; ...
... CHRISTMAS, 1886. - COMPANY'S 108. 6D. CHRISTMAS BUM COMPANY'S CHRISTMAS HAMPERS. ...
... CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. PUBLICATION OF THE GAZKTIE. In consequence of the Market day being held nest week on Thursday, preceding Christmas-day, the Gaze te will be published on 'Thursday at ten a.m. Out advertising friends and correspondents are ?? quested ...
... CHRISTMAS EVE In ordinary life we are constantly struck with the truth of the Bible adage There is nothing new under the sun. As, however, we are not often required in our Editorial experience to address our readers on Christinas Eve, we must confess ...
... CHRISTMAS TIAIE Again the time has come round for a word of familiar greeting with our readers. And how swiftly ! But though the seasons, as we think, revolve with accelerated speed, this ever welcome one of old Christmas returns unchanged in the benignity ...
... CHRISTMAS HAMPERS, ...
... Children. CHRISTMAS-DAT IK THE OASTLE. Oh ye ! whose hours exempt from sorrow flow. Behold the seat of pain, and want, and woe ! Think, while your hands th' intreated alms exten I, That what io us ye give, to God ye lend ! ' On Christmas Day our county ...
... hawthorn sprays and the Christmas days I've spent near those sylvan bo were. O let me tell ere the pensive spell All my thinking force excludes, Of the customs dear I yet revere While nought of to-day intrudes. Each Christmas day when my youth was gay ...
... ushered in by an appropriate preparatory eve, and hence many of the character- istic observances of Christmas commence on the night before. On Christmas Eve the great candles used to be lighted and the immense log burnt ; the holly and the ivy were displayed ...