... a dinner party. Mrs Steer, Sillwood House, a dinner party. Monday, February S.—Sir Theodore and Lady Bri nek man, Brunswick Terrace, dinner party. Mr Leonard, Kemp Town, a dinner party. Tursday, February 9.—The Duke and Duchess of St. Albans, Eastern ...

... dinner party.—Colonel and Mrs Hugh Biolhe, House, Marine Parade, a juvenile party.—Mrs Fairer. Brunswick Square, a quadrille party.—Sir D. ami Lady Gould, a dinner party. SATuauAY, Jan. 18.—Mr Ponsonby, lung’s Koad, a dinner party. Monday. ...

... FASHIONABLE PARTIES Thursday, Feb. 20.—Hon. Mr Calthorpe, Byam House, dinner party. Mrs Baronneau, 25, Sussex Square, a dinner party. Friday, Feb. 21.—Viscount Lake, 113, King’s Road, a dinner party. Saturday, Feb. 22.—Lord George Seymour, Collingwood ...

... 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 ...

... dinner party. present were Lady Curiiampton, Sir G. and Lady Wespbal, and Uasevi. Friday, Dkc. 25.—Mr Church, Pavilion Parade, dinner party.—Mr Storey, Kemp Town, a dinner party. Saturday, Dkc. 26.—Miss Dolby, St. Albans House, a dinner party.—Misa Mills ...

... 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 ...

... FASHIONABLE PARTIES. Satuuday, Dec. 22.-Mr and Mrs Wbec'.er, 21, Brunswick Terrace, a dinner party. „ . , „ Friday, Dec. 28-Mrs Babington, 22, Brunswick Terrace, a dinner party. Thursday, Jan. 3.—Lady Botham, dinner party. ...

... FASHIONABLE PARTIES. Thi'bsoay.—Mm Bruiwwjck Square, a hall. Fai day.— Colonel aud Laay Susan North, Western House, dinner i*arty. .Monday.—Mr Sheppard, Marine rarade, dinner party.— Lord Lunran, 3, Kartern Terrace, a dinner party. Tuesday.—Sir Thomas ...

... dinner party. Mr Murray, 29, Brunswick Terrace, a dinner party. Mr Bright Smith, Hove Villa, a dinner party. Sunday, Feb. 2.—Sir Henry Webster, West Field Lodge, a dinner party. Monday, Feb. 3.—Mr Butler, 18, Brunswick Square, a dinner ...

... FASHIONABLE PARTIES. Tuiu'Day, March 14.—Captain Johnstone, Brunswick Terrace, dinner party. Mr Puller, 12, Regency Square, a dinner party. Mr Bright Smith, Hove Villa, a dinner party.' Friday, March 15.—Mrs Deverell, 3, Brunswick Terrace, a dinner ...

... Mrs HeavUide, a ball and sapper, large party of fashionable distinction. With Kircbner's papular band. Monday, 19th.—The Master the Ceremonies* ball, the Assembly Boons, in consequence of numerous private parties, was not fully attended. The dancing was ...

... FASHIONABLE PARTIES, Thursday, Octobkr 25.—Mrs Stevenson, 5, Adelaide Crescent, entertained large party of fashionables to soiree dan saute, to Niebour’s music. Friday, October 26.—Mrs L&ing, Sussex Square, petite soiree dsn saute. Niebour was the pianist ...