... Watkin, Swindon, ironmasters. — ttobaru and Co., or otherwise, Lombard street, bankers, as far ac regards T. M. Weguelin.— S Plimsoll and R. Mothersi.ll, Hatton Garden and elsewhere, coal merchants — Williamson and Banks, St. Helen's, Lancashire, and elsewhere ...

... find the names of two gentleman connected with this immediate neighbourhood. namely, Charles Bartholomew, Esq., and Samuel Plimsoll, Esq., both gentlemen representing the coal trade. From the representatives of the staple trade of the town—the liuen manufacture ...

... where British ships may keep watch on Admirals Persano or Garibaldi!— Globe. A Garibaldi and the Pope Faction Fight. —On Monday night a war of words, relative to the achievements of Garibaldi and the claims of the Pope, which took place in a court off ...

... the London trades’ unions. Mr. The thoughtful, intellectual-looking face of Plimsoll is for this frequently seen, gentleman is warmly interested in the demonstration to Garibaldi, and has at- tested the fervour of his feelings by the hand- some amount of ...

... 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 ...

... the London trades’ unions. The thoughtful, intellectual-looking face of Mr. Plimsoll is for this frequently seen, gentleman is warmly interested in the demonstration to Garibaldi, and has at- tested the fervour of his feelings by the hand- some amount of ...

... homage, and the cry Garibaldi! *' Garibaldi, hurrah 1 is uttered at every turn. The General silently remarks the intensity of the feeling his presence excites. BARCLAY AND PERKINS'S. It has got known in the neighbourhood that Garibaldi is to visit the works ...

... your father, aa a worthy aon of Garibaldi. Garibaldi was then conducted to the balcony in the garden front, whence he could have a view of tbe whole of the fountains in the gardens. He shortly afterwards left. Garibaldi's welcome to England must cease ...

... Englishman. If Garibaldi takes his physi- cian’s advice and refuses to visit the provinces it will be a great disappointment to the people of Sheffield, which had and has in Mr. Plimsoll an advocate much esteemed by Garibaldi’s friends. Mr. Plimsoll who has ...

... honoured he felt good opinion of the people of Sheffield.—The dep tation then withdrew. Garibaldi appears debilitt | and is evidently not in good health. Samuel Plimsoll, Esq., of Whitely Wood Sheffield, and Harrington-square, ion, who be remembered w.s at ...

... 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 ...

... address from the Garibaldi Reception and Testimonial Committee. In returning from the Crystal Palace General Garibaldi drove through Peckham, and received the foUowing address from the boys of the Upper School:— Dear General Garibaldi,—English boys love ...