... contain alcohol, and what do not. We could give many instances of the most innocent looking and most charmingly named temperance drinks being strongly mixed with alcohol, as would utterly astonish most teetotalers, though, the sly dogs, the truth of ...

... perhaps have made themselves familiar with the various stands of alcoholic drinks on the one hand, and the collections of temperance beverages on the other. Among the many handbooks that are circulated in the Exhibition, are a number bearing especially ...

... almost any kind of beer. We have not the slightest doubt that many teetotallers know very well that certain temperance drinks are not temperance drinks at all, still they shut their eyes as it were to the fact, and endeavour to make their fellows believe ...

... supper beer, and who would prevent them, if they could ? lam sure I would not. At a meeting of the Church of England Temperance Society, Mr. Walter, M.P., said he could not agree with local option, nor could he see that a representative body would ...

... of Commons in favour of local option. The chair was taken by Dr. Pankhurst, supporting whom were several advocates of the temperance cause. Mr. J. Cobledick moved the first resolution :— That, considering the character and enormity of the evils inevitably ...

... doubtless, that by so doing it will get the thin end of the wedge in, and ultimately please the members of the extreme temperance party. We must, however, be loth to believe that Parliament, in the face of bygone experience, will ever consent to prevent ...

... more sensible and tolerant parish. There are two ways of inducing universal sobriety. The one by educating the people to temperate habits, the other by making it penal to drink strong liquor, either in public or private. The first is feasible, the second ...

... was found so injurious that Henry V was obliged, after the battle of Agincourt, to forbid its use in his army, except when tempered with water. They liked above all, the liquor wines The English then kept to the wines of Bergerac, Gaillac, Rabasters, and ...

... you legally deserve. excess. -0- Shebeening. THE latest idea of a temperance hotel ' comes from Barrow. A lodging-house keeper who carried on business there under the sign of the Temperance Hotel' was suspected of supplying his customers with drinks which ...

... the doings of the Scottish Temperance Convention, and to bestir themselves, lest, encouraged by the example of Mr. NPLAGAN, SIR WILFRID LAWSON should also ask that a bare majority may be deemed sufficient to deprive temperate drinkers of the means of obtaining ...

... under the table If Sin WILFRED LAWSON, Mr. M`LAGAN, of the United Kingdom Alliance, the representatives of the Scottish Temperance Convention, and the rest of the worthy folk who are bent on making the world miserable by Act of Parliament, will only be ...

... Bohemia, and is gradually becoming less common among the lower orders. For our own part, we are as distinctly in favour of a temperance propaganda, pointing out the evils arising from excessive indulgence in strong drink, as we are strenuously opposed to ...