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... man himself,— he bad worked hard for freedom. lie was pseud and happy to come amongst working moo. Mr. Plimsoll then pro. loosed the Health of Garibaldi, which was drunk with deafening cheers. The General then went round the yards of the establishment ...
... father, as a worthy son of Garibaldi. Garibaldi was then conducted to the balcony in the garden • front, from whence he could have view of the whole of the fountains of the gardens. When the fountains had I ceased to play Garibaldi returned in the Bath chair ...
... (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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... THE PROGRESS OP GARIBALDI. VISIT TO BARCLAY & PERKIN.i' BREWERY. On Saturday morning, at ei .:ht o'clock, General Gad. baldi, accompanied by Air. S. Plimsoll, of the City Reeep tion Committee, and Messrs. Hartwell, Potter, Cremer, Davis, algers, and ...
... the personal friends of Garibaldi, on becoming acquainted with what had occurred, held meeting, and Mr. Taylor and himself waited upon the General by its desire, to ask him whether he had made his mind to leave once. Garibaldi replied did not consider ...
... Departure of General Garibaldi. special meeting of the Working Men’s Reception Committee was again, held on Thursday night at the Whittington Club, Mr. E. Grey, mason, the chair, to consider the final decision of General Garibaldi as leaving England. Aboat ...
... father, as a worthy son of Garibaldi. — Garibaldi was thericonducted to the balcony in the garden front, from whence be could have a view of the whole of the fountains of the gardens. When the fountains had I 'eased to play Garibaldi returued in the Bath chair ...