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... PARTIES. This splendid Instrument the size of a Cabinet Pianoforte, with three rows of keys, combines seven different instruments, viz.:—Pianoforte, Clarionet, Flageolet, Bassoon, Musical Bells, Triangle, and Drum, producing the effect of a complete Band ...
... PARTY Trio.—Mrs. C. HARPER, Miss EMMA LUCOMBE, and Miss SARAH FLOWER, My Lldy, the Countess, Aria.—Signor INcHINDI, Largo al factotum, Son.—Mrs. C. HARPER, Come to the Valleys, Grand Duet.—Signor SIYORI and Mr. LAYENU, Violin and Piano- Forte ...
... mirth of more picturesque age than our own, and join the ( liti-tinasday family party. And, here w« may I' tnark that custom immemorial iiath stamp* if the I unily party at Clui-tmasa- the most sincere and genuine roei titiu the whole year. Many imagin'd ...
... BALANCE OF PARTIES. I. ...
... PARTY SPIRIT. Aa to purty epirit—that 1 feel it, that I bate eter been antler its impulae; and that 1 eter shall, is what 1 proclaim to the world. That lam one of party—a party neter known to sacrifice the interests or barter the liberties of the nation ...
... THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY We cannot see what there is prevent cordial reunion of the great * onaervative patty. It may suit our opponents to atleu.pt to prevent such re-union talking about Peclitc* and Protectionists; but, although 63 members the new House ...
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... HISTORY THE PARTIES. The decease*) was a little man, with high holies, his face narrowing to the chin ; sallow ca.i)plrxaan and having very much the appearanev of Jew. He Wat fotnierly a waiter, but latterly engaged in gaming concerns, he frequented races ...
... THE COUNTRY PARTY. A dinner was given on Wednesday last Greenwich, to Lord Stanley end to Lord George Bentinck. Ti.e party was limited one hundred—sixty peers and forty members of the House of Commons. This limitation was a source of much regret to the ...
... PARTY EXTREMES. That middle order men, who have hitherto preserved to this country all that is dear in life, I am sorry to say it. is daily lessening; but permit to add, that, while my feeble voice continues, it shall not totally extinct ; there fehall ...
... THE CONSEdVATiVE PARTY. A large meeting the (V.nsennlive party *k place at the residence l/>r ...