... GARIBALDI'S VISIT. | VISIT OF GARIBALDI TO MESSRS. BARCLAY AND PERKINS BREWERY. On Saturday morning, at eight o'clock, General Gari- baldi, accompanied by S. Plimsoll, Esq., of the City reception committee, and Messrs. Hartwell, Potter, Cremer, Davis ...

... 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 ...

... will propose to read his bill for the abolition of imprisonment for debt. In all these cases a Wednesday has been fixed. Mr. Plimsoll has chosen a Monday for his Merchant Shipping Bill, Monday, May 20th. Mr. Mundella's Free Libraries and Museums Bill comes ...

... Mr. Wilk=, Mr. Robert Hartwell (hon. secretary to the Working M^n'a Garibaldi Reception Committee), Messrs. John Richardson and John Robert Taylor (hon. sees, to the City Garibaldi Reception Committee), Messrs. Cremer, Howell, Pether- bridge, Applegarth ...

... Monarchy. A Rome telegram states that Garibaldi's pro- ject for diverting tbe course of the Tiber, and improving the Campagna, is being everywhere received with enthusiasm. Signor Gabrielli has been introduced to Garibaldi by Mr. Potter, M.P., and declared ...

... been formed in Paly for expelling from that country the system of State- regulated prostitution. It includes in its number Garibaldi, Count Saffi, Duke Toolonia, aud Prince Pallavicini, and notice bas been given by Dr. Bert&ui of a debate on the question ...

... increased, and on Saturday the troops were kept under arms, and groups of people were not allowed to congregate in the streets. Garibaldi, in a letter to a friend in Spain, ad- vises the Spaniards to proclaim a Federal Republic, and to nominate a Dictator for ...

... Cox (Conservative) has issued sn address, so that there are now four candidate* ia tbe be Id — Meters. Bass and Beale, Mr. Plimsoll, and Mr. Cox. Tbe directors of tbe Bristol and Exeter Railway have iaj ued a notioe to tbeir emplys stating that no oue baa ...

... WH ITE L E V WO O D H A LL, Near Sheffield, The Residence of Samubl Plimsoll, Esq., MP. Messrs. W. H. and J. A. EADON respectfully announce that they are Instructed by Mr. Plimsoll, to SELL by AUC- TION, on tbe Premises as above, the whole of the VALU- ...

... 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 ...

... ) C. Bartholomew, Esq. (Wombwell Main,) Thomas Smith, Esq. (Beevor Hall,) and Messrs. Wilson, Farrar, Roberts, Maddison, Plimsoll,and others. E. B. Dbnison, Esq., the chairman of tbe Great Northern Railway Company, opened the meeting by say- ing that ...

... gßith, Dr. J. C. HaU, Messrs. H. E. Hoole, C. Atkin- „», E. Leader. J. D. Leader. E. V. Buks, W. Smith, I. W. Fye-Smitb, 8 Plimsoll, F. E Smith, W. Harmer, y.W. Hoole, H Turner, W. White, Jun , Sydney gatth, tt___-et_.waite, M. Hunter, Jun., S. Batcher ...