... Departura of General Garibaldi. A special meeting of the Working Men's Reception w^s aoai'n hold on Thursday night at the Whittmgton Club, Mr. B. Grey, mason, in the chair. to consider the final decision of General Garibaldi as to leaving England. About ...

... said of Garibaldi that, his heart was as large as the sands of the, sea. Hate (Lord Shaftesbury) was glad to have been per-. mitted that opportunity of testifying his opinion as to the: character of Garibaldi. (Hea'rhear.) General GARIBALDI then gave ...

... General Garibaldi~ who signed the burgess roll, and shortly afterwvaras left the ball. The- evening's entertainment -tsrmiimted with dancing.- INTERVI'W OF GARIBALDI WITH THEiPRINCS 0P - - - WATlS. On leaving ?? on Friday morning, General Garibaldi and Mr ...

... to the rail way eta- tion, two being given for a~ guinea,; and one gentleman, Mr'. S. Plimsoll, bestowed a donation of -15 The mnone is to be applied to the Garibaldi Testimonial Fund,~ As the arrival of th~ dfitiugabised stranger it the main i terminus ...

... said of* Garibaldi that, his heart was as large as the sands of the sea. Hle (Lord Shaftes- bury) was glad to have been permitted that oppor- tamnty of testifying his opinion as to the character of Garibaldi. (E[ear, hear.) General GARIBALDI then gave ...

... PUBLIC EXCITEMENT REGARDING GARIBALDI'S DEPARTURE. A special and very numerously attended meeting of the Garibaldi Reception and Testimonial Committee was held on Wednesday night at the London Tavern. The invitation was hea~ded, in capitals, rimportant ...

... After referring to the de- parture of Garibaldi, and suggesting that the cause of his leaving this country did not arise from ill-health, he strongly advocated the cause of the suffering nationalities of Earope. Garibaldi was the personi- fication of the alliance ...

... 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 ...

... Reform ranks was very noticeable. The Whigs, i the moderate Radicals (if Radicals can be moderate) h were absent, and M~r. PLIMSOLL, whose name had been -extensively used, was too wily to ally himself publicly with the manhood suffrage men. Mr. W. JEFFERY ...

... Dunny.-Messrs. Bass and Beale, the present members for Derby, will have to fight for the retention of their seats-a Mr. Plimsoll, Liberal, declaring his intention to go to the poll. Nonwicii.-Tho Conservatives of this city have at last found two candidates ...

... :Keighley Water Billa, tbe-considera. tion of which is to be taken on the 13th inst, Mr. Liddell (ohairman), Mr. Waterhouse, Mr. Plimsoll, and Mr. M. Arthur are the committee of the Stockton-on-Tees Improvement Bill, to be taken on the 10th inst. HOLBEOx BoAuD ...

... Malcolm, Prederick C. Cavendish, Wm. 'e St. J. Wheelhouse, J. Simon, R. M, Carter, J. Dodds, W. MlArihur, W. Lawson, Samuel Plimsoll, Henry Fawcott (p pro B. P.)IE. A, Leather, Alex. Brogden, Edwd. T. orou rhby, E. Sauudersong A. Ans on . The above address ...