... CHRISTMAS. es holi cheerful robe of spring. thle ombroidered [ttunic of suinier, the vinc-staincd apparel ci1 LIfruitful auturmn, have disappeared !It is Winter' I-_deep Winter !--and decay. Hush !-.,what EL L ;thrill trembles up)on thle startled enthusiast ...

... theirh 6mes, unt~il the Christmas.. rejoiriugs. are iall over,- and- we. have seen thb dawn of another year Parent' ;like.'Christnas W'in oh as'children do - they; : 'cannothelp lking it; they; have, hmany of them'n, sesn' mo~re :Christma Dajs'tb'au they will ...

... CHRISTMAS MARKET, 1888. SALE OF GRA N 9 PRI M E FAT CATTLE AND SHEEP. -- I UR. R. P. EVANS will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, OU NKDNEBDAY, 12th. 188.3. at & field adjoining the Bodorga Arms. Bodorgan. 40 CUOICE PRIME FAT three and four veers old WELSII and ...

... CHRISTMAS. Prods ) aol niAluot li•aty - Sinjuttg tires the grates , Ls& ow dant' . t'srvlsto• *riding, btosen Lau/titer. flows . ',sager, it pluck.. Forgot. p ✓ng 5r.. teem Wigging tweezes from the Mil-. Noshing ago. . forsaking. making. Putontioes ...

... SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2l1t, 1889. CHRISTMAS! _ CHRISTMAS, the season of joy and gladness, ; of family reunions and happy gatherings of long-severed friends, is with us once more, shedding abroad its genial and bumanising in- f, lluence. There are,-says ...

... CHRISTMAS. All Hail! sweet Christmas Holidays, Fountain of many a fairy hope. -Wayside Musings. Once more the changing seasons have revolved round, and we are upon the very threshold of another Merrie Christmas. The Old Year, With its joys and sorrows ...

... CHRISTMAS ♦TD NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. SEWILL'S WATCHES. Prize Medals awarded. International Exhils tine, London, ; Paris, 1867 ; Phil &Aphis, 1876. sr If wont GOOD WATCH, worrosted to keep good time, egad Post-sift Order to J. SEW ILL, WATCH MANUFACTURER, ii ...

... CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR'S CARDS. J. C. ROWLANDS, CASTLR-SQUARE, HAS JUST PURCHASED AN ENORMOUS STOCK THE PARIS EXHIBITION NOVELTIES CIIIIISTMAS Asn CHRISTMAS STATIONERY, CHRISTMAS ANNUALS, ALMANACKS, POCKET AND SCRIBBLING DIARIES. R. his to oall to J. C. his ...

... believe is, at the bottom of our undying rlove of Christmas, and of everything appertaining )to tile holy timer. It is a sentiment, too, as wvelI r as a princille. In thlu common and popular sense, Christmas is .1 looked forward to as a t'me of mirth and ...

... and street, When Christmas with his holly green Peeps fiorth orom his retreat; And even sach, tho' pinch'd by want, Can greet with smiles of joy, As if their howes of nought were scant, Their mnirth without alloy. But should not Christmas come for all 7 ...

... CHRISTMAS. passer (By Mrs. C. L. Balfour in the Ladies' Newvspaper.) rned I Christmas is here again. Old Christmas merry Mfr Christmas : homely Christmas. Old, bat with the gift Ch1 of perpetual youth. Merry, but often changing the actua ...

... CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. SEWILL'S WATCHES. 4b baba .a 4 WATCHES back. In all suitable fee Ladies, Gentlemen, Youths. and ?decimates. 2s. £2 110. £3 3s. The arm Hunan CRAM, Ik. 63 Is. .a BEWILL'S ENGLISH PATENT 'MACRE 1$ CARAT TINE GI•LD Capped, Jewelled ...