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... and- ,of these twod npzi Garibaldi is one an'd Mazzilniis the other. Biut Oarilaldi is only the general of a movement .of which -. Marzitii is the ibspiring genius; the sword of a faith of which Maztini is 'the prophet. If Garibaldi made Italy one in fact ...
... allopportunities for wrong-doing. Iont ?? not much matter how we formulate 3ZA ?? between the two doscrivtionz of 1egisIation. Mr Plimsoll speaks of them afra as standing to each other in the relation of min. prevention and cure. Sir Charles Adderley insu says ...
... commended n by several shipowners and clergy m en. In the tj course of the proceedings reference was 1ci- e dentally made to MIr Plimsoll's movement on i behalf ie seamen. Mr AlexanderAllan, while s: of opini an that the agitation conducted by the e member for ...
... vessels were entitled to protection also. At an influential meeting of sbipowners held in London yesterday, a letter from Mr Plimsoll was read. On the subject of. load- line, the hon. member pointed out that it was an unsatisfactory state of matters to leave ...
... Lisbon for -Cadiz, on board the royal yacht Their Royal Highnesses are expected to spend Passion Week in Seville. General Garibaldi, accompanied his son Menotu, arrived Runts on Saturday. The General was uonveyeuon a conch from the nil way station to thn ...
... every- c' thing-the backbone of life, the stimulus to e conduct, the source of all pleasure. Along E with Garibaldi and Stonewall Jackson and ti Mr Plimsoll, he has been destined to provea that the combinationl of religious devoutness,M if not fanaticism, with ...
... disappointg if he does naot make the most of it. He may, if he 1 I chooses, rival a well-known Parliamentary achievement of Mr Plimsoll, and perhaps he ought, if he does, to expect the same Parlia- ilmentary result. The self-sacrificing er-mem- haer for Derby ...
... the power, if they have the will, to pass the measure before their elected Democratic successors come into office. General Garibaldi has refused to plead f guilty to the charges of carelessness, incapa- city, and disloyalty recently brought against him as ...
... -which is the new title adopted yesterday of the Seamen's and Firemen's Union-were continued in Glasgow p yesterday. Mr Plimsoll, M.P. ;Mr George Howell, M.P.; and Councillor Tait delivered addresses. A fresh outrage is reported to have occurred in the ...
... before another year is past to submit a plan for lessening the perils which surround the life of the miner. In the meantime Mr Plimsoll has given to the country a variety of suggestions on the subject, the practical value of which will no doubt be tested in ...