... Departura of General Garibaldi. A special meeting of the Working Men's Reception w^s aoai'n hold on Thursday night at the Whittmgton Club, Mr. B. Grey, mason, in the chair. to consider the final decision of General Garibaldi as to leaving England. About ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... PUBLIC EXCITEMENT REGARDING GARIBALDI'S DEPARTURE. A special and very numerously attended meeting of the Garibaldi Reception and Testimonial Committee was held on Wednesday night at the London Tavern. The invitation was hea~ded, in capitals, rimportant ...

... After referring to the de- parture of Garibaldi, and suggesting that the cause of his leaving this country did not arise from ill-health, he strongly advocated the cause of the suffering nationalities of Earope. Garibaldi was the personi- fication of the alliance ...

... upon the sailors, which covers a m'eltitude of Sials. BANQUET TO GARIBALDI. litl n Ieocliif , on Sunday, the Syndic of the 'tLitiib o Commerce and the leading citizens G'lerlallied Garibaldi at a public banquet. The ieratllwtsinshibghisvspirits, and his ...

... space in the. public eye. Ie was editor of the Neeastte Uaronicle, aud intimately associated with Joseph worIuld, Joseph garibaldi, and Joeph Cowen in tho ?? days of '48. Broughl up in such a school our deeeased friend wsas a ?? to the tinger-tips. and ...

... found that the vessel run into was the Harvest id- Queen, and that she foundered. ,n THE HEALTH OF GARIBALDI. hetf The .Lacet states that Gendral Garibaldi has rather ,ut at retrograded from 'the improved health to which the etsulphur baths of Civita Vecohia ...

... M.P., f Mr. Plimsoll, M.P., for tin alleged libel contained in hlie book written by the latter gentlensan, called Our Seamen, was men. tioned in the Court of Queen's Bench on Monday. An application was made on the part of Mr. Plimsoll for an adjournment ...

... return from Scotland was held at London yesterday ?? Plimsoll, M.P., presiding. After a discussion upon matters of detail, Mr Plimsoll was asked to prepare an address of welcome to Mr Gladstone. Mr Plimsoll and Mr Bryant were appointed a deputation to proceed ...