... on'smoothly, and acquaintanceship almost ripened to intimacy. Conversation went on fluently ; Thompson, who. was a liberal of the Whig school of politics, finding immense fault with every Tory or Ultra-radical element in the Government, at the same time maintaining ...

... ground, lost heavily in wounded. On the evening of the 9th, the Federals attacked I tt,l ll %inia Court-House by their right whig, kilivock, which was vifformiLlY r'- with a heavy loss. On Tuesday, the at noon, the Federal centre, advana,„-4a the whole ...

... expresses his views on any subject is beyond doubt. The key-note which Mr Gladstone has sounded is higher than any yet sounded by Whig or Tory statesmen, but it does not follow that nothin g less will satisfy him. He is no lover of sudden and great changes ; ...