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... that time Garibaldi was fighting for Italian independence, and was in sore straits for E men and money, Bradlaugh sent him the hundred I pounds he had acquired with so much labiur. and the autogxaph letter of thanks he received from Garibaldi i in reply ...
... light loads, which had been shown to be harmless, He would accept the amend. ment if Mr. Plimsoll extended the period from November instead of January. Mr. PLIMSOLL maved to omit the section which allowed deck-loading to a height of -three feet. He protested ...
... bead of the family was so closely i inn by a stranger at the polling booth in Argyllshire the other day. W hether or not Ir. Plimsoll decides to stand again for Derby, there will certainly be an opening at the general election for a new candidate for the ...
... and other lead- n ing citizens. An agreeable evening was spent by I all present. J Some of the Athens papers state that Garibaldi e has sent an emissary to the Greek Government a with assurances that 6000 Italian volunteers are c ready to march to the ...
... between the Turkish and Servian Governments, and both are withdrawing troops from the frontier districts. —It is said that Garibaldi has promised take tho field in Herzegovina soon the winter months are over. The veteran patriot littlo knows into what a ...
... the East. Owing to the ominous aspect of affairs there was a serious panic on the Bedin and Paris Bourses on Wednesday. Garibaldi has gratefully accepted the donation of £4000 recently voted to him by the Italian Parliament in the name of the King and ...
... desig- nated the trial as a gross conspiracy, and said all Beese anii fair-play. hnd been set amido. A meetig gin aid of Mr. Plimsoll'a Seamenys Fund war held on Tudaday, at St. George'sa-ball, Loadozn Lord Shaftesbury, Lord Akerdeen, Lord Lawrer ce, and ...
... arising out of insurrectionary movements connected with Ireland. Among the signatures are those of Mr. Fawoett, Mr. Morley Mr. plimsoll, Mr. Locke, Mr. Watkin Williams, Mr. Ostorne Morgan, Mr. Mundella, Mr. Leeman, and Mr. Jacob Bright. AN IMPUDENT SWINDLER ...
... place in th moOctober. it t' The Dirilto of Monday states, on the authority of Dr. me Albanese, who has attended General Garibaldi, that the Ai )v. General is now quite well. da: rs. ~The Mayor of Woodetock, Mr. J. Mears, died suddenly th( For inthe street ...