... PARTIES, Thursday—L«dy Tierney gav.- a party. midnight the hand of the 4tb Royal Iri-li Dragoon Guards played f *r some time front of the house, after wi.i h they played the National Antliein at the Palate gates by way of ushering the new year. ...

... PARTIES. Thursday. Feb. 4—Hon Mrs. OoslinK. Albion House, juvenile party. Mr- Jacobs, the ventriloquist and impiovisatore, entertained th ...

... Gould, 2, Bloomsburyplace, a dinner party.—Lady Codrington, Hampton-lodge, a dance to a large assembly of rank and fashion, with Kirchner’s popular music in attendance Friday, 29th.—Lady H. Manners Sutt m. an evening party.— 2he public ball ;.t Arundel, ...

... of Parti tbsTowp bills af billa, Il win Uireatora ■tonal; the fan her proc ■ad paaaed were there I Itroaa, to £i •here were not iarlude «ot ieeludetj ■esced Ino aae *he purport •he toriner with the M wee deaircM been bad ea are hwww how ■'■ at oetoe •poo ...

... dinner a select party next Saturday. Sir rh«rlM L«nb l.mly Montgomery cutertained *lect party -t •'inner yr«lfrd.ny * i,i Monday. 2l«t intt.—Ueut. Col. and Mr# Holt. 3. Orientalterrace. entertained Lord Frederick Fitxclarence and select party :.tdno?r; and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Derby. The General will give another party on the 25th. Mr Ord. New Steine gave an elegant entertainment on the loth, which Mr Jacob amused the company with his performances. This evening. Lady Hampton a juvenile party. ...

... parties Thur*day. Lady Fitswygram. *oir«> her reeMeeee io Brun»- wick-terrace. Madame -aog teveral Italtaa air» delightfully; and Henry Blacrove. (the celebrated violinist), and his brother Mr Charles Bla4roYe. the pianist. Ate-, also attended pro fetsionallv ...

... PARTIES. It is now quite time to say who will be our re- I presentatives in the House of Commons ; and, above all, it is quite time to speak our minds freely. No use now for us to be fighting with men of straw and shades of shadowy opinions. Out upon ...

... THE PARTY CRISIS. APRIL 22,1339. After a week's debating, which has involved mt.«;h of mere p rly matters, and little of broad principle, the grand struggle, as it is called, has terminated, as we predicted, in the triumph of Ministers; and their opponents ...