... CHRISTMAS. With footstep slow, in furry pail yclad, His brows eawreathed with bolly never sere, Old Christmas comes, to close the wained year; And aye the shepherd's heart to make right glad ;’ ‘Who, when his tesming flocks are homeward had, To blszing ...

... CHRISTMAS. Journal BARNSTAPLE, Thursday, December 22nd, 1892. The Christmas bells will soon seeding forth their joyous message, which touches teaches all mankind. The sacred influences of the season could ill be spared ; for they tend raise men upwards ...

... CHRISTMAS. [From the ' Standard ' Monday.] There are two aspects under which the advent of Chnstmifr tide may always be viewed—the one as the season affective rejoicing, gatherings round the 1 blazing hearth, of old etnrities forgotten, snd of new hopes ...

... CHRISTMAS Journal-lieraid WEST COUNTRY HOUSE. 96, Hight Street, Barnstaple. Tel. No. 2218-9. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23rd, 1947 Y'HE period of Christmas provides a short relief from the depressing atmosphere of bitterness and dissension that prevails in a troubled ...

... CHRISTMAS. otth J}* van BARNSTABLE, Wednesday, December 23rd, 1891, Christmas is again at hand. The special message it brings was never more welcome. It is most gratifying and encouraging sign of progress that the lessons which Christmastide eloquently ...

... FOR CHRISTMAS. All hail this happy morn And let us sing , Our Savi ...

... CHRISTMAS st^^ - 19th, 1895. *te d k the Christmas festival SBd the commemorai r w ative than * customary the ° ne the n>kr' l;! T « eiltim of the * thQ nme'»orati 0 iJ rttiongener^y light which canuot fail to impress the worldly-minded and the irreligious ...

... CHRISTMAS Will yen join in making Christmas brighter for the Blind-folk the Barnstaple and llfraeombe District the present of a Hamper or other suitable Gift? If so, your contribution will welcome, by kind n, at any Rank in at Lloyd's Rank, by of our ...

... CHRISTMAS. BARN STAPLE, Thursday, December 20th, 1888. Before our next issue appears Christmas will have brought with it the great festival which. challenges attention by bearing the most sacred names. Parted as are from the Hebrew people by physical ...

... CHRISTMAS A collection of Christmas and fancies published the December Number of Pearson's contains contributions from many distinguished people, including the Duke of Argyll, The Countess de la Warr, Field-Marshal Sir Evelyn-Wood, Y.C., the Countess ...

... CHRISTMAS. Thursday, December sT ' Before another Thursday comes & Christmas greetings will have been while the festival of the Nativity will ftV the gracious influence of the Bea9 jfy. trust, long remain to elevate and saoC . fc jj celebration has changed ...

... CHRISTMAS. Hem Barnstaple, Thursday, December 24th, 1896. It is platitude, which is repeated from year to year with constant rei-eration, that some of the pleasantest thoughts and recollections of life cluster around the season of Christmas. But though ...