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... horee and brougham. He drove on the footway in Cavenic's}l-roud.—ThO Magistrato sent him to 21 days’ imprisonment. | A FIT OF TEMPER —Elien Crowe, lately in servico in Knolly’s-road, Streatham, wae hronght up on remand, charged with attempting to commit suicide ...
... needlowork, some of them provided excellent cakes and marmalade, which sold well. Three new members were admitted. GOSPEL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT.—This Society gave another of their entertainments on Saturday. The orchestra, under the leadership ...
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... mistake in the W nter seasons during 1908. The differing meteorological experiences of the week, though tryi“? to health and temper, are certainly feasonable. Oh yes. Saturday frostbound, and daily papers deliriously happy over skating prospects. Sunday ...
... order, and was invited into the parlour. Thiere a oconversation took place about a suit of clothes. The defendant lost his temper, and is alleged to have hammered 'away at the complainant, aiming blows indiscriminately. The complainant made a rapid exit ...
... legitimate ephere,” concluded the speaker; ‘‘well organise your charities, help the people to help themselves by education, temperate habits, true religion, and moral teaching, and then, and not till then, will the ocountry be free from the social disease ...
... that St. John’s is one of the poorest, it will bo gathered that the affiliation is likely to result in considerable good. TEMPERANCE SOCIETY'S CONCERT.—A vory enjoyable entertainment wag given on Saturday last, at the Cromwell Hall, when the abovenamed ...
... Taylor, Mr. Marshall, Mr. A. Witt, and Miss Green. Lieutenant Sanders, R.N., gave an inspiring address on the objects of temperance, and exhorting everyone to ‘“rise and educate the runkard.” A g WANDSWORTH BOROUGH OFFICERS’ CLUB.—The above club held its ...
... which must awaken violent antagonism. There is the licensing question. Whilst all classes of the community desire to promote temperance, there are many wise and benevolent politicians who have little faith in the power of the law to effect this end. And amongst ...
... musical evening arranged by Mrs. Selwyn Summers was given at the Cromwell Hall, under the auspioes of the Putney United Gospel Temperance Society. The meeting, which was excellently attended, was opened with hymn and prayer, after which Canon Rivington, wio ...
... attendance, and the responsible | duties of acting manager were, as usual, ably dis| oharged by Mr. G. L. Everett. IMMANUEL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.—The fortnightly meeting of this Society was on Monday last held in the “Beehive” Assembly Rooms, instead of the ...
... staternent which he made at the inquesi last week about his late father’s hea‘.ltlp. Mr. Hunt says his father was a very temperate man. ¥ A SIGN OF THE TIMES.—Mr, Dudley Bennett, has me-arranged the pmoces of admission at the Shakespeare Theatre, Clapham ...