... developed, Tim dinner on fliis occasion was rather saoct than numerous. Ids Majesty, with his usual grace, led the Marchipncss cfConynghiun to the dining-room, whilst th? Nohle Duke cscorteil her lovely and accomplislied daugltter.— Smn after dinner the retired ...

... hi: country. Batr.HToN, Jan, I.—The It keof York arrived at the I‘m'dlion this afternoon in time to dine hi* Majesty. Hi*dinner party, layond the Rond suite, hiwlntradditional imreasc. The evening however, die Marr|ii)S Bath, the Mnn|iiis of 'Graham, the ...

... the Oemlcm-n taul Laities of the Court have defiled before him. but their presence the was -eareelr sensible. The Orleans party i» hot idle, (hiring season preporaliou ; and you have sec., «- tide in the Drapem tost Saturday, wtoch the Duke of Orleans ...

... CHAMBER COMMERCE DINNER. On last, splendid dinner Wits civrcn «t MurriSiam’s Hotel, the lriuoi|.h the Merchants of Ihibiin over the illegal exactinin ...

... conri.icrs look (ihice. Mr. Fim ami ' another Gentleman’s coat were comjiletcly torn in the rencontre. Nearly fifty ot the dinner party remained Until six a’doefc. The GuiUof bad meeting yesterday, which Mr. Forlxt vuled ! U/xm tit entering the room Hoe aw ...

... present u|Mfcr y. the more Mr. at the meeting. the evening play was pro- great j..v riicsight of him. poseslaml the whole party place,l again lottery; Mr. P. Crawley |«it his nmleltiMr. P. O'i defendant played h.gd., nude »*c ayut. .d liu |„ fitablc at ...

... East India Xiitec'ors, at the London Tavern, at the dinner given laird Amherst, previous his departure for Indio. 'Hie Clnmcellor of the Exchetinor and Jlr. Cunning accompanied tlic i’mnier to the dinner. On Tuesday Mr. Latchford, tlie King’s Messenger, ...

... induced by party feelings, and directed solely against the I xml fdentenant, can proved the testimony every man present. Why, then, these functionaries refuse permit honest men to express their opinions ? The truth is, that the Orangemen have made party question ...

... ami the the parties concerned. Closely aiipnaudung w o’clock. Sir A. B.d\ing entered the room ; he was risl after leaving die party the Board of Aldermen, which had been entertained at the Manana house, and the majority the Commons’ party, hail separated ...

... for any Magistrate in England, would drag her out of bed, |iull her by the hair olfa sofa- facts occurred 1819 ; and the parties liemg m Mad(k>xi«tri‘e Mr. Ikait his wife the neck, gnwj»ed her hurJly, and otherwise ill used her, that had not a servant ...

... aHi.inms net cruelty. CiiAaAcrrt.—On Thursday l:wt died imddcnly, at his house in the |iurish IsidgAtm, Mr. Jiunes Hoaken, n dinner, who was possessed ...

... entertained large party of the Peers oil SumUy and Monday, wiUi a sumptuous entertained large r«rty of his friends at dinner on Sunday at (iloucestcr Ludtw. The Right Hon. the of the House of Cornmoils cards invitation for his lueutary dinner Sunday, February ...