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... added music, both vocal and instrumental, which tends to nuv-lfin andjentertain. Most of the lectures were v::&by‘hnwho(fln temperance league, but twdl&m'mdvnzm Rev., Dr Wallace of Glasgow, which were well attended and very interesting. 'h\m is a Peuny Sav- ...
... ich;illshov\l put::‘: public in possession of important -chnlnzutn subject from every workhouse in E?hndud Wales. —Medical Temperance Journal for April. d(:m OF SECTARIAN l.(us.nmno.;‘A xon;:.n kidnapping occurred in Jersey on Thursday s little boy named ...
... Good r—nhmm« Fif ‘was held in our ancient burgh on v last, when w present from the lodges in St eldest sister of this new temperance w%caqnbh. Pittenweem, Anstruther, and Elie. &mh&vu&w it was {ound that since h-fini-cd last F-b-\hplnunolm onance lannched ...
... d by the mother lodge of St Monance on Saturday evening last, when about a bundred of the brothers and sisters of the * Temperance Lifeboat” went in procession to Elie, for the de-cmfi-&mlfle”d m flags, conspicnous among being | the ign of the Lifeboat ...
... —all by, old friend. Our 'akhtluoe.ud)'auudl--t-u-d-dd-tukl new blades do battle. (Mahthu‘fl.-d“ bave not the sheen of mew tempered What w“ml-towofitandbklh-h:::s ithfal work? OQur day is over, and we must aside I ' ¥ There was an exceeding bitterness in ...
... by the time they are . Many who have abandoned alchoholic drinks take to opium, and a Boston druggist states that a noted temperance lecturer is one of his regular customers for this drug. Wm-wmhmrwmd e victims take two ounces of laudanum daily, and cannot ...
... Milnathort. TeMPERANCE SERMON. —On the evening of Sabbath, an excellent discourse on temperance was delivered by the Rev. Mr M‘Phail, of Beath, in the U.P. Church, to & large audience. ol b 2 SoirEge. —On Saturday w-llng last, a soiree, under the auspices ...
... GOOOD WORDS. The surest, as the shortest way, to make and honoured, is to be indeed the very man you wish to Test oF TEMPER. —ln the sixteenth century, it was & ---.m-uwm-am-m they would honestly marry their daughters, to prove the disposition of the ...
... Mr Hope of }nu-: Barns. A mxodht contribution to the agitation of the Question, stating the farmers’ case forcibly yet temperately, is supplied by a essay, part of which isquoted in our agricultural colamn, from the pen of Mr Corbet, the able secretary ...
... in ber evidence dwelt ruefally on the SRR S part t! t ns wife were denied, and it was urged that she was a woman of violent temper. The magistrates said she had been guilty of great indiscretion in marrying in such a manner, but perhaps she was blind to ...
... MINERS' meERB.\’CE IN GLASGOW A conference of delegates representing the miners of Scotland was held on Monday in Whytes Temperance Hotel, Candlerigzs, . Mr Penman, of Crossgates, Fifeshire, Mr Alexander M‘Donald, “d?tol Miners' National Association, was ...