... GARIBALDI IN LONDON. On Saturday morning Garibaldi visited the large brewery of Messrs. Barclay, Perkins and Co., at Southwark. The workpeople employed at that establishment determined to make the occasion of this visit in every respect contrast to that ...

... GARIBALDI IN LONDON. Saturday morning Garibaldi visited the large brewery of Messrs. Barclay, Perkins, and Co., at Southwark. The workpeople employed at that establishment determined to make the occasion of this visit in every respect a contrast to that ...

... GARIBALDI IN LONDON. &turd,ayy taunting lisrihddi vieited large brewery if Ityotley, Yukio•, Co., at 8 tuthwerk. The weak', o employed at that veal,. liehtuent d-terntimd to task. the of thin si-it in every nrle t a contrast to that which the Auetrian ...

... the woolsack, and the throne, and the course of proceedings. Garibaldi remained for about five minutse, and retired u and shortly afterwards ths House resumed its ordinary quiet aspect. Garibaldi’s visit to .the Eonae had fa* this time become widely known ...

... Club—Mr. B. Grey, mason, in the chair—to consider the final decision of General Garibaldi as to leaving England. About 100 delegates were present, and Messrs. Plimsoll, Nicht,lay, Sheen, Morris, and Taylor attended as a deputation from the City Committee ...

... Shafteshn rye letters, that Garibaldi in dispersing the meeting appointed to be held was the victim of a foul conspiracy. He pub.for consideting the Budder] departnre of General licly challenged Lord Shaftesbury, Mr Gladl• Garibaldi frets this country on Saturday ...

... shouting en rooer in his holier, and it in consequence ruiner. The I aglish and Frisch incidents are much ogoeperoied. Ilenotti Garibaldi was Twin last week. He briiy.. very rep at of hi. father's health nit wounded leg is all bat to a .nand condition. and be ...