... FASHIONABLE PARTIES. 1.] On Friday sanniglht the Duke of Devonshire co pa thhe the menced a series of elegant entertainments at his resi- to Is of dence in Kemp Town. The interior of His Grace's mans-on has undergone very considerable alteration, es- ...

... THE TRACTARIAN PARTY. r. The Oxford vehronicteuideseribmgvery maniv of IC thle five hundred signitavies to the Address o thainks to the Tractarian Proctors for interposing to prevent ir the condemnation of of Tract i90, thits specifies tile t) following ...

... PRINCIPLES, NOT PARTY. he triei in which we Ilv~e seem to, place the dis- citosqioti ot' politicavl objects every (Jay more and tunre onth ?? ot ofparry, bulofgeitersl conseideratitons 11'hat ate tlt'egreat questions of she day ? Free ?? the clawilm of ...

... THIE MINISTRY AND THE STATE OF PARTIES. ' Extract frurm an article in the EdingburgIh Review, Sul on the Ministry and the State of Parties:-th . There are merits in Sir R. Peel, which deserve to aull beniarked, both-in justice to him, and as explain'ing ...

... THE PROSPECTS OF THJE IIBERAL PARTY. At the dintier ?? to Sir Thotoas Ptotter, tlr~t Mo yori of Mlanchester, ott Thursiday last, at which el ';:ij2 gentlemen was present, pointed renmarks were matte ic Mr. G~ishorne and Mr.l )ilnor Gibson, ito trh pros- ...

... SCh-ISM IN THE TRACTAR1AN PARTY. 1\It. PALaIEn 6S PAMPL5~tET. Tro the ESdttvitttoofVe__1MOniey H~evold. SIR,-AS veryi remarkvable occeurrence has just takeni place here. TIractatiattlistol is fthirly UpOII the r'ocks. M~r. I'ainter, Ih. IHook, M~r. Gresley ...

... PRESENT PbSI'I'ON OF PARTIES. The debate, if de-bate'so d~isorderly a scene deseives to be called-of Monday nighit, is straneley and even gloomily omninous of that froublous pass which the natlioi seemns now iO careless haste to essay. A1 picture is presented ...

... PUNCHI'S GUIDE TO PARTIES, To those who are jast emerging froom the verdancy of youth, and to those young men iB the city who With to wriggle themselves into good society Punch affectionately addresses the fbllowing advice,- commiserdting the pitiable ...

... TRIU MP.IH OF VUBLICOP[NlONuyVER PARTY, There is uiolliitg moereenioaral)le in tbe present po. litical clisisthail the universality of the convictiolln that it lndicates the crowning triumph of Public O.hi. ion over Party. Places change hands h but Principles ...

... becautse sartisit'tory to the Crolonists, we Ithave row to consider how such ai proposal will inre in the stril'e of ronie parti polities. LIst year, tile 'lorics aun tili6 Whigs were equilly trail of toucrlhilng tile /tianadi quest eort m ad Lordl . uitrhntl ...

... jtioi die directionr oit diel engmie, and inl ti tew seutennds the Royal party ii vie gl il- trig rapitily douiwn the h~e tomeactis Giospcrt. ltti eeir t.e arrivall ofthe ro~yal party at the siatiou, :nil t heir leisavtore for Ponietnouth, al specitil trout ...

... Til: IFRENCH WAR PARTY AND 110INELUR G l ' It i; qiuite evident that there is a Party in iliri~e, however mliuh the w olld may have tltteired itself to the Contrary, is hicll has 'Ilearunt nothilig, aid forgotten nothing, since tbe davs ot Napoleon, ...