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... 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 ...
... 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. Xo All Hail! sweet Christmas Holidays, Le Fountain of many a fairy hope. 'i -WTayside J1ta ings. t Once more the changing seasons have revolved a round, and we are upon the very threshold of e another Merrie Christmas. The Old Year, e with ...
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... THE CHRISTMAS SHOW. ng Christmas tide has seldom been more bountifulfy provided for in this neighbourhood than in this year. Tradesmen of all descriptions whose business could by . any means be thought to have any connectioa with 'the festivities of the ...
... CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS. BY TIEI VERY REV. F. W. FARRAR, D.A. (DEAx oir CANrEtrBurz). When we think of God we must do so alike in His Trinity and in His Unity, nor must, we fall into the error of regarding Him exclusively under the separate aspect of a single ...
... Christmas Crackers. When is a man not & man ?-When he's &-ahav- ing. When is a silver cup most likely to run ?-W hen it's abastd. What part of a fish is like the end of a book ?- The fin-is. What is majesty deprived of its externals 2- (M)-a jeat--(Y) ...
... ANCIENT CHRISTMAS. 1uY SIR WALTER SCOTT. And-well our Christian sires of old Loved, when the yenr its course lied roll'd, And broughit blithe Christmas back again, With all its hospitoble train, Domestic snd religious rite Gave bonour to the holy night: ...
... THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES. -.DRURY-LANE THEATRE. anc~ The Christmaslnovelty at Drury-lane is a pantomime, ent which has been inaugurated with more than the usual the quantity of scenic and motley attributes. To those who ins looked forward to such means ...
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... since Christ- mas. Christmas E ?? cook, A Paradox.-Christmua. cheer is when the table groans, The Christma& Blue Ribbon.'-No alcohol in the pudding. On Christmas day everybody living will have a Christmas ?? likewise a Christmas past- time ...
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