... TEMPERANCE. WILLIAM COBBETT'S TESTIMONY. I send you an extract from a paper published by William Cobbett almost a quarter of a century since, which, from the bold nervous style (a style peculiarly his o«vn) in which it is written, and the thorough-going ...

... TEMPERANCE. And now could my voice extend through (he land to all orders and descriptions of men, I would cry aloud and spare not.*' To the watchman upon Zion’s walls—appointed to announce the approach of danger, and to say unto the wicked man, tbou shah ...

... INFIRMITIES temper. Kverv living is sensible propensities sooic iniirnriy of temper, which it should he his care corn el and subdue, p»niculirly the v period ot Ifc ; when arrived at a slate of maturity, mav relapse these faults which won* originally ...

... Temperance society. .nine last, the Canterbury Temperance Frit) -’ ' at the Guildhall, in this City. The Jiety, |d ■-Efficient to contain the number of visitors. *ent a*.y >■> consequence, unabl Udies, well as gentlemen, were l n.» W P. Gearv was proposed ...

... TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. The following is extract of a letter front master of a vt'ssfl to Mr. kingham aftei hearing Jijs very arlimrnhle lecture at Liverpool the evils intern penrnep. and the ncctntsity of exertions being made ft* rapid will confers yon ...

... TEMPERANCE EXPEDITION Ou Wednesday tlie City and North of London Temperance Society sailed on their annual excursion Sheerness. The Mercury, well-known Oravesend fast packet, was freighted for the occasion. Earl Stanhope, the president of the society ...

... drinks on the human system. Two hundred aud twenty-eight interested the temperance movement sat down to tea, after which number of temperance hymns and songs were sung, with very good effect. Ihe lecture commenced at. eight o'clock, when the large room was ...

... THE TEMPERANCE SYSTEM. Mansion-house. —William Ryan, a seaman, who lately arrived in London board the Aniie, from New York, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having, in a fit drunkenness, broken mime panes of glass in the house of Mr. Geary ...

... formation of a Congressional Temperance Society. The influence of the press also was in America strongly exerted in this cause. There were fourteen papers devoted to the promotion of temperance, and one of these the Temperance Recorder had peculiarly struck ...

... QUARRELSOME AND LITIGIOUS TEMPERS. Many of the enmities of the wor d commence not upon the merit of the person that is haled, b«t upon the humour of him that hates : and some are enemies to a man for no other cause in the earth, but because they will ...

... LONDON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. A numerous and respectable meeting of the friends and members of this Society was held on Tuesday, at Willis's Rooms, King-street, St. James's, to join simultaneously with the various Temperance Societies in this country and ...

... origin iu Temperance Societies. |L had hesitation in declaring, that had drunkenness proceeded in the same ratio, which marked its increas« a few years ago, the labouring lasses would have been involved in general ruin. Happily, Temperance Societies were ...