... PARTIES IN PARLIAMENT. c i The following r.tteijipt a classification of ths different parties in Parliament, may perhaps be intere; t ng to some of our readers. _ 1. Those who support Ministers, upon the ground of upholding the royal prerogative, at the ...

... that the parties should o of pa.v, and r. ere p ywi !i ...

... ON _PARTY . _Party is a body of _men , united for _promoting by their joint endeavours the national _inteiest , upon some particular principle in which _they are all agreed . _TnE-ni 3 may _beprejudices in _favour of what is called party , _but _' there ...

... the rancour of party, and prove of the highest advantage to all our social relations. This is most apparent in some late discussions the much agitated Catholic question, and particularly in the union of all the religious sects and parties of the empire ...

... The _writer of _this _article was one of _the _parties _thus imp _' _toned . Except that it _was _imprisonment , ho _has no / reason to complain of . thn treatment _which he receiwd . _ ' • _Ho was in _custody from two , o'clock on Monday _till _Axr ...

... LITERATURE . : _SuppLEllENT _. to Encyclopac ( iia : Britannica , ; Vol . , 3 ; _Parti . There is no class _. _ofipublications that has . _liecn so much _unproved of _lute _years as _Encyclopaedias . Theyare no longer tastelcss _. compilations , _h ...

... _EDINBURGH COUNTY _AND CITY POLITICS . _—IIOVI A PARTY MAY _BE _STRENGTHENED . Tlie _article in our last _number under _this lica ...

... _DINBURGH-GOUNTY'AND CITY _POLITICS HOW A PARTY MAY _BE-STHENGTHENED Wo hail . heard • mucli _. ofa _transaction intended to strengthen _a _certain political party- in the county _, of . _Edinburgh ; but it is only _williin _llie last _eight _, _days ...

... ol' _their party , by _their _absence . _Marshals ( lc _Rncr _. io , _HAGUSI _; , nnd UEI . LUNI ; _attended ; but thiiy had to leiirn _the opinion of till _; iiriiiy _liy tliu _coldness with which they _were _received by _the numerous military _assembled ...

... The arrival and departure the barges was announced by salutes from artillery; and as the party proceeded up the River, succession of salutes were iired from different places. Ordnance and stores supplied to allies from 1803 to 1813, inclusive : Piece ...

... No. 618.] • • T is intended, by competent Parties, to apply immediately to our Lords of Council and Sessom. h.r Stispens',on and (as granted summarily at the instance of Mr. 'Mackenzie of Ardross, in the Frith) agninst all the Stake Nets in the Firth ...

... Le eh Nyy a arranged party, te © names, for to the this detail, it ie that Her Royal at aa know correct- + When we en- S$ Was sitting upon dressed in a white dg Whi | h > ia ich covered her ) ttle 5 her person, and her knee Kits, ag likewise. ‘he Royal ...