... (Partis. MRS. LISTER begs to inform her Friend* and the Public generally, that :onseqnencc of having let the front part of her premises, the entrance the Bank Restaurant now the Third door down the adjoining passage. TO BIRD FANCIERS.—Before Pur.casing ...

... THE PARTIES. In the notice of the marriage the bridegroom. Henry Blaker. gave haw age 51 yeaea, and himsetf widower, cf irwlcpmides* means: 1. Su«we* St reet. Bnghum; fasber aa John BUker. who is old and reflected rtwident, and aho father of Sir John ...

... PARTY. Ow hernia; swains die new moms of the Ithiginey ladependest Labour Party the Royal arcade Budding. wen, opened. A tee and SOON* took piece. At the &tee J. W. preaded. and eupporeel by Philip den and Mr. T. Kinney. In too course of an address Yr ...

... PARTIES . or i» rone want HIOH- CLASS FURKITI'RE, PIANOS. CCTLSBT. and KVKBY HOUSEHOLD KEQDIaITS. caU and Um Secaodl*and which bar* been (mm a Widow Iwdy’a Hoom who baa been reaMinjr FHainfball. The above men* tionarl mod* were boucbt ftean some the beet ...

... To PARTIES v *0 *aw In want ei HWH- CLASS FOSirmTBS. PIANOS, cabpbts. cdtldt. HOUSEHOLD BEQOTsrrK, all Me tba B«—i which have been rammed Horn Widow IwdT*. Hom* whs has been midißC at FHcinghell. The above mm- UomA Rood* were toacht (roM mb* the beet ...

... Party programme TSpeech which the King's Ministers gave him to read at the opening of Parliament yesterday has this, at least, to recommend it, that it was an improvement on the silly little counterfeit he had to utter when the last Session began six ...

... PARTY-MEN AND NO-PARTY-MEN Wk are strongly tempted, wrote a thorough-going party- organ the other day, to look upon a no-party man as lieing either a fool or a knave, or a man whose crotchet stifles his ardour, dims his common sense, anil has a strong ...

... PARTY'S WILL It will be a bogus court. said Mr. Strauss. that would express not the will of the people but the will of the National Party caucus. Mr. Christie, leader of the Labour Party—now aligned with the United Party and Group-Capt. Sailor Ma:an's ...

... THIRD PARTIES These are: The communication of the amount of proposed tenders to third parties by agreement or arrangement, and the adjustment . of the amount of proposed tenders lby agreement or arrangement with third parties. They are, therefore, the ...

... PARTY EXPULSIONB Commenting_ on expull sion from the Labour Party of two Members of Parnamely., and the removal of five Parliamentary Private Secretaries from their for having the oourage of their convictions. Mr. McDougall said: This I g not the democracy ...

... opposing political* organisation, not only antagonistic to the Conservative Party, but also to the National Government, which is representative of the three principal political parties in country, and we believe the underlying nbJect of the ballot is to exploit ...

... TELL PARTIES Commenting on the recent Par liamentary expenses allowance. Alderman Neal said although he knew some M.P.s were having a hard time financially, he suggested that the old people should have come first. If there is going to be a General Election ...