... taking off theirs very bold, and then asking for more! What visions of Christmas presents, Christmas books, Christmas Carols, Crickets on the Hearth, Toby Veck, glorious Bob Cratchct, and Tiny Tim. Christmas! Merry Christmas! hurrah! is shouted forth from ...

... that religion hns strong hold the t/tlsr. l*..ss the morning ut ami the evening according i your la-:.- and rank, in the cricket-held r., and yon will s ...

... trade; When the door it open’d with crash, And flew wide unto the wall, And an old man Imunced into the shop, Just like a cricket boll. Why, ma’am, what the (shocking word) the meaning of this button ? sassage, ma’am, ’lis as out of would be a bit of kitten ...

... taken his scat. Chancing at that moment, however, to look round, and observing Lord Brougham jumping about the house like a cricket, he suddenly checked himself and said, I beg noble friend’s pardon, mean my noble friend who never takes his seat. This, ...

... favour the Rev. R. Blackwood . was sustained, and his induction ordered to take place on the current. Cricket atcii. —Or. Saturday week, grand cricket match was played on the Links of Aberdeen, between party of residents, and like j number of the foot ...

... the electors Thursday last, and seems have been received with enthusiasm. professes himself disciple Hume. Cbickrt.—At the Cricket Match played at Aberdeen on Saturday week, between the civilians and the military, the latter were again thoroughly beaten ...

... t'Mi'tv which, need hardly s.ty, were drunk with the greatest enthusiasm. The sp*,rts the evening then commenced. Ihincing, cricket, quoits, trap- ba7 I hall, ronmlcrt, whipping hall out of a (six persons hoo-h d), f.s.t »nll, foot-race, donkey races, hoping ...

... Crick' t, steam-Iwiat, one the iron vessels which have lor some time past n plying halfpenny fares the dry and West-end. The Cricket had made two passages between the Adelphi Pier and London Bridge, and was lying off the former landing-place, the moment the ...

... pictorial representation of every horrible and painful event that occurs, gives a representation of the blowing-up of the Cricket, adding, by way giving greater npiceness to the affair, that 4 our artist, fortunately, was in the very midst the explosion ...

... oi.e octave, the note Nature paw him, and which i« not that of eagle nor of a night male, nor lark, but haj-pv. homely, *• Cricket the Hearth” Small almost a« his own liny Tiai. dressed as damlytiod a style his own I ami 1 rvderirk Vcrisoft, is fil'd the ...

... exceedingly l>eautiful. and yet the muster was not greater than that which « uuld called (bilh any occasion a boat-race or cricket-match. quarter to five | o'clock there were not more than three hundred people round the hustings. By-and-by few men walked ...

... Band*: W. Smith, Jun. I*ickexi« has gained small popularity by fcts Christmas Talcs. The Carol was a decided hit: and the “Cricket the Hearth and the ••Chime? were little inll*ri*.>r. Ills Battle Life was supposed be hardly equal his former oflo.ls ; ...