... Live. [BY ONE OF THE CROWD.] stands forth as proof undeniable of the peaceable disposition of the publicans, and of their temperate and tolerant spirit, that they do so little in the way of defending themselves against the unscrupulous attacks of their ...

... on in the State of Kansas, where the temperance men have succeeded in carrying a prohibitory law drastic enough to satisfy Sir Wilfrid Lawson himself. In some cities, where the publicans are strong and temperance reformers comparatively few, the law is ...

... teetotal : it is temperate. Alterations in the licensing laws should therefore be designed, not with a view to gratify abstainers or to punish drunkards, but to meet the needs of the great middle party whose principles are those of temperance. Legislation ...

... should be adopted. The motion, which was proposed by Mr. J. R. Coule, and seconded by Mr. Joughin, prominent members of the temperance party, was in these words :— Whereas the granting of the licences !or the sale of intoxicating liquor within this Isle ...

... that Sunday. It is obvious, however, that to many who spend their Sunday in the country this would be a great deprivation. Temperance, by which we mean moderation, is far better than any violent change to compulsory abstention, which would probably end in ...

... having by their arrangement very much influence upon yeast reproduction. We cannot tell why one locality suits the health or temper of one individual but not of another, nor can we absolutely say if a certain yeast is suited to the existing conditions of ...

... add that when Mr. Baxter was living at Crosshills he was the secretary for the Ebenezer Temperance Society; he was a very hearty and diligent worker for the temperance cause generally ; and a very earnest canvasser for signatures to petitions in favour of ...

... Temperance Slanders. ( - HERE has lately been held in Weymouth a socalled temperance week, when one would naturally suppose there would be meetings held at which the speakers would advocate temperance ; but instead of this, they put temperance ...

... for complaint in regard to the way their property has been injured by an altogether unexpected Act of Parliament. Ordinary temperance and restrictive legislation one expects nowadays, and can provide for ; but when clauses, highly detrimental—in fact, 7: ...

... TEMPERANCE MIMMON. Allow me through your columns to protest against the fanatical language and excitement of last week. A good cause is hindered, not furthered, by such intemperance. Especially do I deprecate the speech of Canon Wilberforce. I know ...

... fanatics are even too much for their friends ; and we are glad to note that the local secretary of the Church of England Temperance Society (Dr. Lush), published the following letter in The Southern Tires of February 18 : [MAY, 1882. possibly without ...

... become more temperate and have taken to patronising coffee shops. We are glad to hear of this being the case, and we do not doubt that the publicans of the country would be glad to hear it also, for their best customers are those who are temperate, who refresh ...