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... TEMPERANCE. The progress of temperance in Ireland has been regarded with feelings great Interest by all who hare regretted its disturbed condition, whet her arisuig from political, relig : ous, social causes, or a combination of a'l three. Peop'e have ...
... TEMPERANCE AND TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. I We never met with any thing upon these subjects that at all t exrse1our views till we fell fin with Dr. Channing's (of o Amrc)address. Here, in our humble opinion, the subject 0 is theated as it ought. He nvoids ...
... TEMPERANCE & TEMPERATE SOCIETIES. TO THE EDITORS THE SHEFFIELD IRIS. hen **cn sonic of Ihs Ancient bcntbcnshnvc defined Inebriety * (hart madness,' ought not Chrhtians. they who peoff to lire in more enlightened timet, amid the gloriout blaas ofgetpel ...
... TEMPERANCE The following is the speech Dr. Melson, to whicb allusion was made last week, in our report of the progress Father Mathew. The learned magistrate said— It gives great pleasure meet you on this interesting occasion, and to behold the order and ...
... belore nor since tbe temperance movement—had attended political meeting?. He had confined himself to the exercise Of bis religious duties as minister of tbe gospel; aUd since be bad been placed at tbe bead of tbe great temperance movement, be bad devoted ...
... TEMPERANCE, The lale of Man Temperance Guardian gives the following Letter:—My dear Sir, —lt is indeed great disappoinment tome not to be at your festival; but my medical attendants positively forbid my engaging in any public service, much more travelling ...
... TEMPERANCE. COFFEE, EATING. AND NCWS DOUSE, CHIAPIIIDZ (oppn.ite the Poultry Mai krt.) T. SIMPSON RETUIIINS thanks for the support hitherto aff.ordeil him, and respectfully informs hi. Friend. and the Public, Hint in addition to his vicruALLING ESTA. ...
... TEMPERANCE. Notwithstanding the many temperance and total abstinence Socitties established England, the increase the consumption intoxicating liquors appears very great— much greater than the increase the population—particularly that spirits, as may bes ...
... BAD TEMPER AND GOOD TEMPER Of all the sources of family discord, bad tempers are probably the most prolific. No peace can exist where the tyrant of temper has gained the ascendancy. A bad temper is like prejudice, it has neither eyes nor ...
... TEMPERANCE. The following is copy of address from the leading advocates of the temperance cause at New York, to the friends of the cause throughout Great Britain and Ireland. It contains some very striking and emphatic truths:— Friends and Fellow-Labourers ...
... vulgarity, on the subject of the apostle’s visit to Cam- bridge. ‘These champions of orthodox y have not hing to say against temperance, but they abhor the Popish priest. In the spirnt they would keep national education from the masses of the pcople of these ...
... TEMPERANCE MR. GRUBB (of Belfast Colleire) will deliver Three LECTURES on the TEMPERANCE QUESTION, King Street Chapel, Birmingham, on Mow. dat. Tuvaoar, and Wanaaauar next, 23rd, 24tb, end 25'lt of October. Reserved Setts in the Body, reaaaindar the Body ...