chap_r();    IN tions on tmas festivities of England, and am tempted to illustrate tes of a Cmas passed in try; in perusing eously invite my reader to lay aside terity of o put on t genuine   of folly and anxious only for amusement.

    In tour in Yorksance in one of tmas. t, alk, seemed principally bound to tions or friends to eat tmas dinner. It s and boxes of delicacies, and  ts from distant friends for t. I  wry.

    turning . It tle rogues, and ticable feats to perform during tion from ticipations of ting o t and dog, and of to give ttle sisters by ts s  ting to est impatience am, o talk, possessed of more virtues teed since trot! ake!--t a ry t  clear.

    ticular guardianso y presented, t of questions, and pronounced  fello but notice tle and importance of t a little on one side and mas greens stuck in tton. y care and business, but icularly so during to execute in consequence of t intercs. And  may not be unacceptable to my untravelled readers to c may serve as a general representation of tant class of functionaries,  t ternity; so t aken for one of any ot or mystery.

    tled o every vessel of to jolly dimensions by frequent potations of malt liquors, and ill furtiplicity of coats, in ed and tucked in at time a large bouquet of ?oon, most probably, of some enamored country lass. coat is commonly of some brigriped, and end far beloo meet a pair of jockey boots w halfway up his legs.

    All tume is maintained  materials, and, notanding till discerni