... the parties PRICE STOCKS SSTUROAT. n-,.1 cifK-s i per Cents 108, Ked. 77- ßonds 82 83 r Ct. Cons. »«# B* ,,k Lon* An. *0 oTfor Acc. TB} Ei.BiHs(S) 19 «0 pr. 3i per Cent. . 87 Omnium «lis. per Cein*. . Ytde’rdaw i,mg St. Jndm', r., tktnwmim the Hank, An ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... FUSION OF PARTIES. great deal conversation has been going oo in tha political circles within the last three or four days about intended junction of the Whigs aud Peelites. It is not supposed that it will be complete as include the Grand Ma*teV of Mys ...

... STATE OF PARTIES. As the day of parliamentary conflict approaches, the misgivings of the Whig-Radical press, with regard to the stability of the O'Connell-Melbourne administration, are evinced by an odd sort of mixed vapouring and despondency which is ...

... Dublin, be published; the names to be arranged according to the streets in which the parties reside, and to contain a statement of the trade and occupation of the parties who voted.— Resolved, That another list of those who voted for the Conservative ...

... Parti'anunt. Monday, In the of Lords the question privilege gave to discussion of some length. Mf. Herlow end at. epiieered IIK- bar of the house, end stated that the ground of action against Mr, Baker was he ha.l given before « sclent -mrmttee of the ...

... THE MINISTERIAL CRY PARTY.” It is not without cause that a party spirit is censured as dangerous under Gove»uent, whose rule is law, and whose policy is the institutions and temper of the pe°P|*- ® ,s very easy to suppose case where union hecwnesa duty ...

... A STRANGE PARTY. [From Dr. Cuminiog’s Notes of Wamlcicr in Searcli of Heahli.”] Rrlircrn Lausanne and Geneva. Dr. Camming, encountered on board tbe aieamer— ** One group that universal aiicDtiuo contistid of three persons ; the gentleman is celebrated ...