... TEMPERANCE. Excess in eating bis highly prejudicial to the health and strength of the body, and not less so to t -e vigour and faculty of the mind. Ha- bitual voracity or gluttony renders men stupid. Temperance in our food allows activity, and improvrrthe ...

... ADVANTAGES OF TEMPERANCE The physicians of ancient Egypt ascribed all diseases to the burthen of the stomach; and their prescriptions were limited to emetics, cathartics, and abstinence. The sore way to preserve consti- tutional health and vigour, is ...

... TEMPERANCE AND TAXES. f From the Spectator.) In Dublin alone four thousand persons forswore the use of whisky one day; and Father Matthew’s pilgrimage through the provinces, preaching of temperance and the reward of virtue to come, has been a succession ...

... TEMPERANCE HOTEL, WND PAMILY BOARDING HOUSE, PENZANCE, TO BE LET, with immediate Possession, Al.(. that COMMODIOUS and LATELY BUILT Pamily Boarding Xouse, Commercial lun, gt als - MLI AND TEMPERANCE HOTEL, situate opposite the Poraroe and Fisu Marker ...

... PROGRESS OF TEMPERANCE. The Rev. Theobald Mathew arrived in this city (Dublin) from Cork,on Monday evening, the 10th instant, & put up at the residence of his brother-in-law, &’illiam Dunbar, Esq., in Upper Mallow-street, where he was shortly surrounded ...

... TEMPERANCE IN NOVA SCOTIA. The Halifax Herald concludes a most encouraging account of the spread of Temperance principles in that colony with the following paragraphs, showing the revolution that has been effected in the Rum busivess at the port of Halifax ...

... TEMPERANCE HOTD L, IN PENZANCE, 10 BE LET, with possession at Lady-day next, ALL that lately built and extensive FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE, COM. MERCIAL INN, and TEMPERANCE HOTEL, situatein Prince’sNtreet, Penzance, and now in the occupation of Cavr. Ebpwakp ...

... GREAT ANTI-TEMPERANCE VEETING. Wing v. Wager.—A highly respectable meeting of some of the Nost influential wines, beers, and spirits, was held for the purpose of considering the best means of oppusing the temperance movement, —Among those on the platiorm ...

... A LOVER TEMPERANCE. SAVINGS BANKS. To the Editor of the Cornwall Gazette. April 29, 18S0. It has, for many years, been my firm belief, that were the influential men within the pale of our established church—not to say all such profess to belong to it ...

... FACTS WORTHY OF NOTICE IN CONNEXION WITH TEMPERANCE. Il is a fact, that nine tenths of the inmates of our poor-houses were brought there directly or indirectly by the use of ardent spirits. It is a fact, that three fourths of all the con- victs in oar ...

... ILL-TEMPER, ILL-NATURE, AND ILL- hUMOUtt. (Prom the New Monthly Magazine j Ah ill-tempered man is impatient of trifling annoyances, is roused by petty provocations, to hasty and unmeasured language and actions. but who is generally as easily appeased ...

... TEMPERANCE HOTEL, QUEEN STREET, PENZANCE. JOHN PETERS BEGS most respectiuily to inform his Teetotal Friends, and the Public generally. that he has erected a spacious LOCK-UP COACH HOUSE, and made Jarge additions to his STABLING, as well as considerable ...