... General Garibaldi as to leaving England. About 100 delegates were present, and Messrs Plimsoll, Nicholay, Shaon, Morris, and Taylor attended as a deputation from the City Committee. Mr TAYLOR, a member of the deputation, reported the reply of Garibaldi to ...

... 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 ...

... (Signed) G. GARIBALDI. 26, Prince's-gate, London, April 22. Visit of the Prince of Wales to Garibaldi. Shortly.ter twelve o'clock at noon on Friday, his Royal HigAness the Prince of Wales arrived on a private visit to General Garibaldi. The Prince stayed ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WITH GARIBALDI. (By William O. Leng.) ba»ly MMrrivo at Stafford This (Saturday) morning 1 availed myself the courtesy Samuel Plimaoll, Eat]., who haa kindly offered two moat esteemed favours—the drat, the honour of introduction (General Garibaldi Stafford ...

... (Signed) ~ G. GARIBALDI. 26, Prince’s-gate, London, April 22. Visit of the Prince of Wales to Garibaldi. Shortly after twelve o’clock at noon on Friday, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived on a private visit to General Garibaldi. The Prince stayed ...

... 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 ...

... General Garibaldi as leaving England. About 100 delegates were present, and Messrs. Plimsoll, Nicholay, Shaen, Morris, and Taylor attended as deputation from the City Committee :— Mr. member of the deputation, reported the reply of Garibaldi the deputation as ...

... 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 ...

... After referring to the deartare of Garibaldi, and suggesting that the cause of gia leavirg this country did not arise from ill-bealth, he strongly advocated the cause of the suffering nationalities of Europe. Garibaldi was the persenification of the alliance ...

... After referring to the departure of Garibaldi, and suggesting that the cause of his leaving tbis country did not arise from ill-health, he strongly advocated the cause of the suffering nationalities of Europe. Garibaldi was the per- sonification of the alliance ...