... peoples' ideas as to party measures, party spirit, and party work. In every large assembly, thinking body of men, there must be varieties of opinion. Those of similar opinion will naturally unite; and thus there will different parties opposed to each other ...

... SHOOTING PARTIES. The muster of dogs and guns this year in the North is scarcely so extensive as usual. The principal sportsmen, however, are at their stations. The Earl of Selkirk has succeeded Lord Castlereagh at Castle Leod, by Dingwall; Capt Dilke ...

... THE MINISTRY—PARTIES* (FROM THE LONDON CORRESPONDENT THE SCOTSMAN.) 1 not like to croak too loudly and unnecessarily* but 1 cannot help thinking the Liberal party in a very bad way. Every hour the Ministry appear to to be sinking lower and lower iu public ...

... STATE OF PARTIES. (FRO.M THE DUMFRIES COURIER.) A gentleman direct fioin London, of Liberal politics, and who moves in the best society, gives the following as the on ditof the Clubs—“ Lord John Russell and his Ministry must go. His uncalled-for speech ...

... indeed but as against the Ultra-liberal and Republican party : « e class these together, because what constilutes an Ultraliberal in the Chamber, makes a Republican out of doors. Thai is the increasing party, i hither tend all the exalted spirits of the nation ...

... convergence of principles and parties, effected both by the workings of opinion and the force of events, and now so far accomplished that the most vehement spirit of partisanship can hardly discover a chief, an antagonist, party, or an opinion sufficiently ...

... PARTY CALUMNY. There lately appeared in the Morning Herald, addressed to the Queen, most improbable story, in the worst Minerva Press style of romance, imputing a monstrous enormity (a case of horrid seduction) to one of the Peers whose creations and ...

... Tory party.” The Earl Winch ils ncll as agitator, but ly, has not the same trade upon, nor will the His Lordship, it true, shots in Great Britain, to aid him his knigl how ever, this nobleman symbol of intolerance. Wellington and the due monument his ...

... FORMATION OF AN IRISH PARTY. (From the Dublin Evening Mail). We have frequently of late had occasion to advert the necessity that exists for the formation of distinct party, having for their common bond and object the support of the national interests ...

... PUBUC MEASURES AND PARTIES. [from TH* MORNING POST-I The House ot Commons re-assemble this evening, and the masquerade of public business will re-commence. For all practical purposes, the House of Commons has become mere Court, where some routine business ...

... STATE PARTIES IN FRANCE, Apart from the affairs of the East, the debate in the French Chamber of Deputies upon the answer to the royal address, furnishes the most interesting political topics of the day. Mutual recrimination and angry explanations between ...

... THIS IS QUESTION PARTY POMTICS. Lord Ashburton, a Conservative, and one of the richest Noblemen in the country, spoke these impressive words before the House of Commons Committee—“ Postage is one of the worst of our Taxes ; it is, in fact, taxing the ...