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... banks the whole amount taken by the raiders, Mr. Seward has demanded the balance of the money from the British Government. Garibaldi's advice to the Italians in reference to the approaching elections is contained in a letter dated Caprera, the inst inst ...
... Charles Warren and Bishop Colenso get only one vote; so do Sydney Smith and Douglas Jerrold, and G. R. Sims. Garibaldi has five supporters, Mr. Plimsoll two, and the Prince Imperial one. Lord Randolph Chutchill receives eleven votes, and Lord Frederick Cavendish ...
... Cuneo, a very old friend of Garibaldi and his companion in South America, having lately died without receiving extreme unction, the Church refuses Christian burial, and the corpse is still above ground in Florence. Garibaldi has written a letter advising ...
... that has been once taken, and they have made no attack on the southern forts. GARIBALDI ON COMMIUNISM. The ]Yeiuirn of Lodi publishes the following letter from Garibaldi to the editor:- My dear Biguami,-A thousand thanks for the Republican Almanack in ...
... the county and borough members to urge the passing of Mr. Plimsoll's bill. The miners' conference at their meeting yesterday resolved to order a levy of 3d. per member in support of Mr. Plimsoll. They expect to raise Z,000. A telegram states that at Bolton ...
... has proved the titter incapacity of the authorities to influence the insurgents to obedience. It is stated from Rome that Garibaldi has advised the Italia Irrelenta party to suspend active operations till the spring. A weeting of Radical deputies was held ...
... has proved the utter incapacity of the authorities to influence the insurgents to obedience. It is stated from Rome that Garibaldi has advised the Italia Irreienta party to suspend active operations till the spring. A meeting of Radical deputies was held ...
... which Bourbaki, passing direct from Lyons through Besancon, was to cut the r4th Corps off by its right from Belfort, while Garibaldi moved against the German right at Dijon with his four brigades, and Cremer would probably co-operate by attacking the German ...
... wish to be annexed. Facts are stubborn things; and whereas in the Neapolitan provinces all the popula- tion rose to meet Garibaldi, even as all Lombardy and Venetia welcomed the Royal army-and this before victory was ensured-no city or village, or isolated ...
... wish to be annexed. Facts are sgubborn things; and whereas in the Neapolitan provinces all the popula- tion rose to meet Garibaldi, even as all Lombardy and Venetia welcomed the Royal army-and this before victory was ensured-no city or village, or isolated ...
... that anybody will be made legally responsible for it under a state of the law which is nevertheless so perfect that Mr. Plimsoll is now considered quite an unreasonable agitator for urging its reform. The members of the English Church Union who assembled ...
... that anybody will be made legally responsible for it under a state of the law which is nevertheless so perfect that Mr. Plimsoll is now considered quite an unreasonable agitator for urging its reform. The members of the English Church Union who assembled ...