... FASHIONABLE PARTIES. 1.] On Friday sanniglht the Duke of Devonshire co pa thhe the menced a series of elegant entertainments at his resi- to Is of dence in Kemp Town. The interior of His Grace's mans-on has undergone very considerable alteration, es- ...

... A CHRISTMAS PAKrY. (BY WiLL CARLETON.) T'im up tile parlours, Goodwife,' and make them extra gay; I'm going to have a party, on this cold Christmans )j day; X The friend6that are invited will be here-do not doubt!, Id I'll go myself and bring them;. if ...

... THE OXFORD GLEE AND CONCERT PARTY. Io M .1 1 ?? - - I -I - I I The members of the Oxford Glee and Concert Party gave their third annual concert on Friday evening the 20th inst. at the Clarendon Assembly Room. The audience included many influential residents ...

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... Alban's and a large party occupied the King's and the adjoining box; the Hon. Mrs. Greville, family, and party, the stage box; Admiral Otway and party, No. 10; Mr. Jones and party, No. 3; Mr. Carew and party, and Mr. Coven. trV and ...

... for a long time there cannot be any such party in existence; while com- mon fairness bids us acknogledge that with all its failings, the liberal party of the present day forms the nearest a, approach to a true party of progress that the country has it yet ...

... of the Liberal party was to make promises which they never intended to perform, and which could never be fulfilled. Everything they Itnew of Liberal work and policy con. tradicted that statement. It -was the sympathy the Liberal party had with the people ...

... Iouw Party.. is his 'watchword. If we are it to believe him, personal anmbition and personal hatreds have taken the place of patriotism with aer party leaclero. 1Who-who have votes to h Vi tell? The matret is open, and the two great e parties are bidding ...

... and gentry present ?? Slater Harrison and party: Lady Anstruther, Dr. lMarsham, and party ; SIrs. Henley and party; C. C. Dormer, Esq., and party; J. Ashhurst, Esq., and party ; H. Haumers- ley, Esq., and party ...

... opinion of an Old School s Tory, is not the proper function of the Tory party. The D proper function of that party is to see that the measures of progress promoted by the other party shall, as far as Ipossible, not be turned into maeasures of assault upon ...

... except Brighton. In Sussex, there are but two parties. The Tories are said to be downright, to-the-knife Tories. On the other hand, the Radicals, although they are recognised as a distinct and independent party, being in this part of the country an exceedingly ...

... and party; Captain and Mrs. Cumning and party; MaJor Stevens; Captain Bulkley; C. J. Sadler, Esq. (Mayor) ; J. C. Dudley, Esq., and Miss Dudley; Capt. Lambert and party; Mrs. Henley and party; Captain and Mrs. Drake and party; Mrs. Earle and ...