... the party:*; * Tiie very ideaof a dissolution of Pmliimenl is suf- ficient to throw the Party into the greatest agitation : for, with .what face can (hey re-appear before their Constituents ? What points of recommendation to fatour can they or§e ? lf ...

... Parties TO TIIE POt.,TICA_ I*fcIF,„DS OT THE G_F4_ LUMEN AKti> J,\ Ol'l'OSlltO-N'. Narn iriemvpllc, ntque idem nolle, ea demuni est anii ...

... occasionally voted on each side of the liouse, had been taken from among the decided supporters of the Party now in opposition. The Leaders of that Party, after recommending the exclusion (for reasons, of which I tlo not disapprove,) of the two i persons ...

... THE PARTY. We hate frequently had to remark upon \] severing efforts made by the Party to calumnial^, motives and actions of every crowned head in R Since the Continental Sovereigns have been our aUu! they have attracted a large share of this peculiar^ ...

... PARTIES Mn. EniTOR, — At an eventful, alarming period, like the present, unequalled h. the pities of history, aud big with the destiny of States and Empires, the public press can be made the medium of incalculable good to the cause' of Loyalty. In the ...

... THE PARTI. I! hai not intended to have audiessed lin, had it not been for the nbserva- iti the Party Chronicle of I. i la _. , tbe same piper of to.. lay, wilh sour is I observe (lie subieci ili.l no! cc, and you (rea! it in the sum,' mau. * disposed ...

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... PARTY. THE AMERICAN DEMOCRATIC ITS PRESENT OPPORTUNITT. BY A. MAURICE LOW (our own WASHINGTON, April 17. there exists a Democratic Party inited States: its actual existence men , /.t. That there isa HepuhlicanParty, militant •rrssive, ably captained, ...

... PARTY SPIRIT AND PARTY DUTY. am SO THE EDITOB OF THE MORNING FOBS. Sis, — Foreigner* who come to this country are wont tv express their surprise aud admiration at the absence ol Party bitterness shown in this country towards those win differ in politics ...

... Children's Party at Westminster Town Hall. ? On Saturday afternoon Mrs. H. J. Tschudi Broad - wood gave a Christmas party in the Westminster Town Hall to the children of Messrs. John Broadwood and Sons' employees. The arrangements were all on a lavish ...

... OHILDREN S PARTIES. QIIILDREN’S PARTIES. OHILDREN S PARTIES. PROWSE and CO., Ltd. ■jr.MAS PARTIES. PARTIES. EI Til PROWS and CO., Lid. DANCES, DANCES. PROWSE CO., Lid., SEND TOR H.U’STRATEI) LIST. ...

... OTHKjt PARTIES. The Earl of Harewo: d gives a sumptuous dinner, at Hare. Wood House, on Saturday, the 17th instant, to the Prisck Recent and a large party. On this occasion, the interior of thai unique mansion will be exhibited for Ihe second tune. The ...