... STATE OF PARTIES. [From the Morning Advertiser ] Now that the Christmas holidays are well nigh over, and the re-assembling of the Legislature is so near, it is time that the Liberal party in the Commons should come to some understanding as to the ceurse ...

... accession of power to the Go- vernment party is little indeed—four members in England and Irgland. Of the old opposition party, Lorp GRENVILLE is now acknowledged and is to be considered the head. We believe that this party is greatly weakened by the late appeal ...

... any party combination with that view. I felt it incumbent on me, under the circumstances, to leave those with whom I had been previously connected in political life entire liberty to judge for themselves in respect to the formation of any new party connexion ...

... STATE OF PARTIES. re. From the Nonconformist. In the prosecution of our duties as j ists, it usually falls to our lot, abortly after the rising of Parliament, to glance at the relative ition, strength, and prospects of political parties in Great Britain ...

... PARTY SPIRIT. Opiniovum delel dies nature jvdicia covjirmat.—L ie. \ Political party spirit has for ceuturies been exerting its noxious influence over the British nation, at times almost losing ali authority, and again bursting out the full plenitude ...

... THE RADICAL PARTY. meeting members Parliament held 14, St. James's square, on the 13th of April, in consequence of requisition signed by— Hume, Esq , M.P. T. P. Thompson, Esq.. M.P. R. Cob Jen, Esq., M.P. Lord Nugent, M.P. R. Osborne, Esq., M.P. S- Crawford ...

... PARTY PROCESSIONS (IRELAND). Lord MORPETH moved the order of the day for bringing up the report of the Party Processions (Ireland) Bill. Colonel PERCEVAL said he should not oppose the motion, but he trusted Government would see the necessity, as well ...

... national party, the monied power! If one surveys, however, the oft-mentioned dislocation of parties, one may find such ad undertaking only meritorious and ueces aary. Whilst Peel no longer belongs to any party, he has dissolved the existing parties, and readers ...

... has its object Udteads ophl tho ConserrattYe party. It knows that amongst that party there are some, at least, who have a sense of honour, irnth otw the value principle; who feel that is disgraceful party clothe itself the livery of its antagonists, carry ...

... THE IRISH ORANGE PARTY [From the Times of Tuesday]. The Orange press is in very strange mood. We cannot make out our old friend, the Dublin Evening Mail, and its English allies. They are all of sudden bewitched with rebellion. Without the least reserve ...

... IMPORT. Parti earlf ...

... THE NEW LIBERAL PARTY. During the Easter holidays the Liberal members of the House of Commons connected with Manchester have not been unoccupied. Mr. Cobden, Mr. J. Bright, and several others, with Mr. G. Wilson, held a private meeting a few evenings ...