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... bad inclinations of the chief parties concerned. Tie Government policy had at least saved Europe from a general war. He denied that it would lower the just influence of England except in the eyes of Mr. Disraeli and his party, and a few ribald German journals; ...

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... THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY. - • The &raid emphatically denies that Lord Derby stated he would never again accept dice. The Herald sisals that at no period since 1841 has the Conservative party so formidable to its opponents. The greatest entimisma in all ...

... THE PARTY STRUGGLE. Ms grand debate on the vote of censure on the Government commenced on Monday. It was opened by Mr. Disraeli, whose speech was smart, bitter, and personal as usual, but was wanting in all the elements that should characterise the speech ...

... THE STATE OF PARTIES. Lord Palmerston has resumed the leadership of the House of Commons, but Lord John Russell seems very much disposed to contest the position with him, although it was currently believed amongst the Liberal party on Thursday that the ...

... POLITICAL PARTIES IN FRANCE. The state of the democratical party in Franco is just now of deep interest to the friends of ' freedom. What we should call the Radical or Republican body, is divided into two sections.— : the Moderates asd the Extremes. The ...

... TEL LIBERAL PARTY. To the * Editor of the Bradford Review. Fm.—Thers aro thiags egasteaUy oscaning derhilly verify the wise mates saying that they. is nothieg now wader them. Fur. ones epos a time—is tradition repeats—ems is Toole, Slyest based aa address ...

... THE POSITION OF PARTIES. Tin interest in Home Politica, which seemed almost extinct a month or two ago, has experiasoed a revival; but this revival is only one et partizanship. The truth is, that the is, or is said to be, a prospect of a change of Government ...

... POLITICAL PARTIES IN AMERICA. Accommo to the American journals, there is considerable dissatisfaction in the States with the government of the new president Neither of the great political parties is pleased with his conduct. The truth is, the old party action ...

... TEA PARTIES, TREATS, ETC. WOCKPEOPLE'S TazArr—The worlrpeople of Messrs. S. Anderton and Sons, were entertained to a sumptuous repast at the Boar's Head Inn, on Christmas eve. WESLEYAN TEA PARTY.— A, tea meeting held in the Wesleyan School-room, Wilsden ...

... MR. FORSTER ON THE LIBERAL PARTY. aa we deemed the whole of Mr. speech on Friday evening, we felt particularly interested in whet he as to the present position of .the Metal party. This is a pain of vital moment in of our political progress. . In every ...