... mund Boyle, eighth I'arl of Cork andt Orrery, sed don Sunday evening last, at the ege of 89 flis lordehip belonged to the old whig pasty, le was popular as a landlord. Ke was a general in the arrmy, and patron ot tea livines, He is succeeded by his son, ...

... of the ensuing sessioll of parliamont. ' Tho Times is exceedingly anxious that a coalition silouldl be formed between tile Whig 1nd( Tory conservatiYes. ()n l lonmlay, the utlljoined article appeared on the subject. Tlh'e Morning Herald seems to entertainl ...

... from the ministerial proposition, the first of them being that a similar deficit, as he put it, had proved fatal tothe last whig ministry. Mr Cobden pro- claimed war with the estimates, which it is evident will have to undergo as zealous, as able, as ...

... the bulk of the crop is housed, and the drier weather has greatly stopped the progress of the potato disease. The Northern Whig believes there will be one ton of this esoulent for each of the popula- tion. The yield of wheat is considered beyond that ...

... to-mnorrow, avould vote far a conservative candidate a sithout trouble or solicitation, and 44 of the whig party, who would have acted similarly for a whig candidate. Out of the 147 electors who voted for Alderman Carden, 56 had received money tit former ...

... or edoes the Pups desire that success. The Tories are the allies of th;e o~d despotic IoINe1S of the continent - and the Whigs, continues the Paps, though not alwsays just to the Imperial govern. mient, will understand by-assd-by that everything draws ...

... ditres.-ll. Taxation is the cause ofour distrcss.-IVArTHuMrAN. Boroughlmongering is the cau.se of our distress.-BvrnirTT Want of whig ministers is the cause of our ?? 'he currency is tbe~cause oF our disLeess.-BARIaNO. I-rniking tea is the ?? of our distress ...

... beleonging to the free-soilers, the former elected by aid of whig votes, the latter by that of lecofoco. The House of Repre- sentatives, of wshiols the full number is 231, haes 1ll whigs, 116 locofocos, and 3 were considered doubtful. In the House of ...

... the fate of Orpheus, had not the Carbineers come UT in time and restored order. THE BFOILS 0THrE lEDERAH Anxy.-Tbe B- mond Whig has the folluwving account of the ihonsense spoils left by the Federal-army. alriom every side we hear thatithe spoils left ...

... Democratic competitor by the canvassers, and lie declined to contest it. He was chosen U.S. Senator in 1854, by a union of Whigs and Free-Soil Demo- crats, and has ever since filled a seat in that body. He has for sonie years been the chairman of its Finance ...

... Chronicle and Advertiser (morning), Globe and Sun (evening), decidedly opposed to the present ministry, and in favour of a whig government. Herald (morning) incom. prehensible, but apparently friendly to a conservative ministry. True Sun (evening), radical ...

... nmimerously attended. The Honoutrable the Lord Pyo- -ost lit, thechalr. - The rcsbhitins were, we-belIeve, drawn up by ,iMr James I'Whig, with his Usun 'ability, acut'rand rearch, aid ,require no remark on our part to point out ?? propriety; thelr -justlce, iabd ...