... before Sir James A Haunen, is the same lady who, dressed from top to it toe in a fantastic red costume, drove to welcome 6 Garibaldi on his arrival in England. Her com. yy plaining husband cannot be in any financial straits of as a well appointed brougham ...

... Exeter Hall, in support of Mr. Plimsoll's appeal. The meeting was large and enthusiastic, and resolutions against overloading, and in favour of compulsoryinspection of all vessels, were carried unanimously. -Mr. Plimsoll addressed the meeting. M A I L ...

... ulterior ends; with Crispi haired of the Church is a passion. In his youth he was by turns an ?? and a conspirator. W1hen Garibaldi invaded -Naples Crispi was one of the most prominent of his supporters. In 1876 the Radicals came into power in Italy; Crispi ...

... and caressed, clamouring for war to rescue the beautiful island of Cyprus from the U Usurers of London. The younger Garibaldi presided the other day at a meeting where cries of Down with England were raised; and the present con- juncture ought ...

... r hfew'er than when he took up the mlatter. After a e. oen;s4 on between Mr. Lampart (shiporrer. livr.7Pool) a-rir i Mr. Plimsoll, the resolution of :. K Iat -as I carried unanimously, as wras also a mn-.on to :ea I moriolise the Premnier in favour of ...