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The Party of Six

... The Party Six. Beppo Antouio, sole proprietor of the Hotel Della Madonna, situated in one of the quietest streets of the Eternal City, stood the open door of his dining-room, with a comical blending of hope and grief in his pale and not Tery engaging ...

PARTY POETRY

... PARTY POrl'lly. I1h' TMfr RIINAIIKADI CIRCUMSTA,'NCES -AITEND- INOe TIIF QUeEF N. JWIhen GCifhrd coni m-nced his attack on the C)ueen, Loud ra rled the thunider, red liglst'nllgs verr setnt Whne Copffy *uurntesl ti all he proved bgld been done, ?? I'war ...

CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES

... distinguishled party have been visiting at the Hall. Earl Fitzwilliam has a large party at present vi- siting at Milton Park, near Peterborough. GonrHsMauaY, HsvrTS.-The Earl and Countess of Clarendon, Earl and Countess Craven, aer a select party, have met ...

THE GLEN TILT CASE

... should not be granted. The parties said that they would show from cer- tain minutes that the particular road they claimed was a pub- lic road, and to which public funds had been applied. but he could not see that the party had made it ia amy way clear ...

EATH OF JAMES STUART, ESQ. _— We have just learned that the above gentleman, who about thirty years since figured

... political annals. This unhappy affair arose out of accidental disclo. sures, which at the time were considered to leave neither party any alternative save a hostile meeting. Sir Alexander felt that he had directed his irony against Mr Stuart with too keen an ...

MUSARD CONCERTS

... mniary or Tijkels tii parties bho cannnt Ile VIti* fartorily Accommuinidted On benefit night., hosevei the ?? are aware that privnte friendi nnd othern t.ke a g-wil Ieal if trouble in mlrepising r)f tirketst ; and mthen parties no euch nireafione cnnnot ...

LITERATURE

... ground for saying, that a sale made by a party, in the exipectation-ofreceiving a letter of allotment, would not, onI the same principle, bold as betwixt him and the buyer. There is the analogy of the case of a party selling goods which he does not possess ...

r -I I If? I 1 i 4l ■lll 1 Ilf i I A ; Fruits of the System. PAVER

... PAVER THE SEVENTH—ELECTIONEERING CONTINUED. Cruelty to the Sick. Feasting, Ballotir.g, and Bribing. The Light Cavalry of both Parties described - Abduction a grown-up Babe. !'redestined Misfortunes, and other important Matters touching a Country Election, ...

PARLIAMENTARY ENTERTAINMENTS

... Strafford, and a select party of the Opposition Peers, dined together on Monday evening at Brooks's Club, St. James's-street. Lord John Russell, as leader of the Opposition party in the E House of Commons, entertained the following party of his sup- porters ...

WINE

... several of. the parties occupying the premises, have been- consumed. A part of the- exterior wall only -remains 'erecti'tottering over the scene of destruction, and'-piohibitin-gappro'aci. Hoaw tie fire originated is unknown. The parties who ap-' § par~en ...

IRELAND

... through the door without much ob- struction from the party outside, and no injury beyond a wound inflicted on one of them by a pitchfork. The police were ordered out under the control of Mr Tobin. The party proceeded to the farm of Widow Forde, about two miles ...