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... TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. To tke Editor of the Hampshire Advertiser and Portsmouth Herald. Sir,—Under.Uodi.if thai a meetrnf is announced lo be held at the Archery Room., ou Thursday next, in behalf of the British and Foreign Temperance Society, as a member ...
... THIRD AJ-ItUAL FKT.VAL Of^SpCTHAMyTOJ. TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. The Tee- to taller* of Sou t hamptoo cele brated their Jhlrd AntUswrsery on Mew Yeartbay by s ?? •*«*• Long Rooms, when, n.twith.tavndimt the o ?? able state of tha weather, asm the nomeroua ...
... find tlie German papers of the 13th. that the artificers of Saxony are in a somewhat similar temper and condition to those which have for the last six or seven months afflicted the worUn classes in Great U'itain. There this difference indeed in their ...
... our home. What may uit wondrous spirit be, With power unheard before — This charm, tbis bright divinity? Good temper — nothing more ! Good temper!— 'tis the choicest gift Tbat woman homeward brings ; And can the poorest peasant lift To bliss unknown to kings ...
... God, and not in their own strength. The reverend gentle- man proceeded, at much greater length, to advocate a temperate conduct of Temperance societies, and concluded, by advising the petitioning the legislature to enquire into and remedy the evils of ...
... wiser purposes, a detestation of excess, and a love of moderation. National temperance will be the triumphant realisation of bis a.pi rations; and as we believe • national temperance to be practicable, ao we believe it to be desirable, on ibe lowest and most ...
... members- On Monday last, a meeting of the friends of the Temperance Society was held in the Town Hall. A Lecture on the subject was given by Mr. Allen, agent to the British and Foreign Temperance Society, after which many signed the pledge. Mr. B. H. Coleby ...
... levied contributions and got a letter of recommendation. which be exhibited at Romsey and was permitted to address a party of temperance friends at tbeir social meet- ing in a boarding house. Although tbey relieved him as a distressed btother be waa watched ...
... transactions. The Temperance Gazette describes beer -brewing- the most flourishing trade iv Bavaria, where there are more than JOOO establishments and nearly 96,000,000 gallons produced an- nually. The other day a handsome new temperance hall waa opened ...
... resided nine years Paris, and she can alio leach all the rudiments English Eduction. Her manners are particularly good, and her temper eieellenl; and can highly recommended by lie Lady she is now wi;h. , , Letters (post paid) addressed A. 8., care «tf Mrs. ...
... most prominent advocates ai d members of the temperance society, who having no call to labour, |need therefore no stimulus, still indulge in their luxurious wines, ales, and other liquors; this is temperance with a vengeance 1 Let them place them- selves ...
... troops. Col. M. was one of the most powerful and active men in the army, and was remarkable for his coolness, bravery, and good temper. On one occasion, when a part of the British army was ordered to advance against the enemy, and on turning a ravine, became ...