... might be said of Garibaldi that his heart was as large as the sands of the sea. He (Lord Shaftesbury) was glad to have been permitted that opportunity of testifying his opinion to the character of Garibaldi. (Hear, hear.) General Garibaldi then gave The ...

... Y ; I& I Gam, 44. GRAND PIGEON POULTRY SHOW, AWLS Ditt.L.H•LL, /1 1 1•TOL. WIDAU DA Movim Y. D• ItII. T, O IDAT NIX?. MU PLIMSOLL 1 Marmon OP'. le tb. r eld SWIM= at Toro marrows Medi le red arillkor—lror farther tat lflrr Law 11w.1r.e4 Maar —/.r rearm ...

... railway lion near It is mated that ten officers sail silty printed of a ham joined Me Carlini. The aempaper ths4 Menutti Garibaldi mimed at to the Republicans against the (*artists. Purser& has hem *et on fire. The position of the is critical. Velann has ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... St. Pam's Cathedral up Stutday night. The Grand Duke Constantine bee been paying his respects to Marshal MacMabon. GARIBALDI. —Garibaldi's work, entitled, The Thousand, woe Issued at Rowe on the 27th ult. Another seizure of had meat was made at Sheffield ...

... London shipowners, composing the meeting, had hitherto taken no part either with or in opposition to Mr Plimsoll, but they seem to fear that Plimsoll wants sensational legislation, and the step they now take is with the view preventing that result. Lord ...

... Joseph to return the thanks of the Pontiff for the considerate manner which the new system is being put in force. General Garibaldi is showing much good sense in holding aloof from the fanatical and disaffected Red Republicans in Rome, who expected to make ...

... (.iAkibai.di's Scheme.—A Daily Heirs telegram from Rome says that the Council of Ministers is in favour of granting to Garibaldi the concession he has applied tor. iu order to construct a port at Fiumicino. The Couucil has accordingly authorised the ...

... Topics of the Day. BRISTOL, MONDAY. SEPT. 27, 1875. Mr Plimsoll'? sympathisers will be clad to learn that, according to a telegram from Berlin, the Imperial German Consols at British ports hare received instructions to prevent the abase of the German ...

... scarcely under consideration as practicable. Garibaldi arrived iu Homo on Tuesday. was presented with s gold modal the Town Council. Haw strange would such an announcement appeared twenty-fire years tgo ! Then Garibaldi v.-aj exile, and the were the military ...

... 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 ...