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... Party. DEATH OF ANOTHER M.P. Sir George Russell, M.P. for the Wokingham Division of Berks and Chairman of the South-Eastern Railway Company, died on Monday at his London residence after a short illness. He was born in 1828. ...

... NO PARTY ORGANIZATION. Major Davenport sald the Primrose League was not & mere party organization, but had higher aims unr ob¥ec:nc. It put patriotism before'}')nny and principles before preiudices. Its three principles were what all Englishmen ought ...

... THE IRISH PARTY A private meeting of the Irish Parliamentary Party was 'l;eld in Dublin on Saturday. A resolution regretting Mr. Justin M’'Carthy’s vesignation of the chairmanship of the Party, and expressing warm i{atitndc for his {mst services, was ...

... THE IRISH PARTY. Mr. T. Dextor, M P., addressed a meeting of bis oonstituents at Listowel on Sunday, acd, while admit.iog the shortoomings of the present Government, urged bis hearers te be patient, and to support that Goverament which had promised them ...

... presented an argument of great force against the formation of a sectional party. Mr. Sadler, speaking for the Cheshire milk producers, opposed the formation of an agricultural party. Members of Parliament on both sides were always willing to listen to their ...

... number of syllables which accurately implies their true cbar-fiter as a Party—a Party that has cared for ‘B.filh‘c:llhl:'d to no ?rit‘:cl whatever. Let &l\: noai g y *“ the J Party.” and o Hear, heas”) The .gu'l of Boscbery .~ Bitp: peral !”’ Is that En ...

... DINNER PARTY. The dinner-party, on Monday, at Admiralty House, in addition to the Prince and Princess, included Sir John and Lady Fisher, Colonel-Commandant Campbell, 8.M.A., and Mrs. Campbell, Captain B. F. Oliver, Colonel A. R. Pemberton, A.A.q., Southern ...

... DINNER PARTY. _The dinner party at Admiralty House, on Tuesday night, was composed of the Prince and Princess, the Commander-in-Chief and Lady Fisher, Admiral Sir Michael Culme-Seymour and Lady Culme-Seymour, Colonel-Commandant A. E. Chapman, 8.M.L.1 ...

... THE TEMPERANCE PARTY. On Monday evening & meeting of Temperance '“*,.u“..gm‘““ st ot the s was a a 8 ts oconferepoce which the Upited Kingdom Band of Ho Unionhddl&?orhflouthiumhbr lut.ontn invitation of the Hampshire Isle of Wight Band of Hope ...

... THE IRISH PARTY. . At Mallow, on Suaday, Mr. W. O’Brien, w.P., addressed ‘s meeting bel i ia support «f the claims of the evioted tenants. ' He urged that the evicted temant: had the firstalaim ou the ‘q-mhdmd!w;ndtbhq- thy, if 1t were worth .Mbw:ruhnmd ...

... The Party Systenn. 1 @ouncillor J. Pile; of the LL.P., contended | that the workers had themselves to blame | for the treatment which was being meted . out to fellow-workers in Ireland and Corn' wall, through allowing the power to'be handed | over to ...