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... supported byu quotations from ihte' miost eminetit medical writers both ancient I 'and modern lie rejoicod at the good'that Temperance Socie- ties are effectting, antd considers 'theLi as pioncers who arce pre- c paring the Hainhds of ihanliud'for',thbe ...
... means of promioting real) temperance. On another point lie ;also thought they 03d4 would agree, arend that ?? the propriety of ?? 1lt.LI ?? fle wT ith tem per. To he.i it Iom pe rate inI a ncr- Ifoe t~iig 01- opposingl temperance. wvould he a monit of prac- ...
... vain fur Temperance Societies to attempt what religious motive Irs failed to effect, and objects to threm because ttrey would supplant the agency i of the gospel, be supposes a difference lwhich does not exist. We don't eriv that Temperance Societies ...
... ~tMember of the Hull Temperance Society. There is cne discovered by tlse Scoto-Irislhman of Ulster, which having created the ~consentaneous movement of 60,000 indi- 0 ~.viduals in Great Britain, strongly demands our notice. 1 Y, Temperance societies, cay ...
... circumstances as in custom among us, and to engage the temperate portion of their fellow men to entire abstinence from ardent -spirits, so that the present race of the determinedly in- temperate being laid in their graves (by the way this suggests somewhat ...
... Star, for its CU' countenancing the principles of total abstinence. not Of SECOND AGOREGATE MEETING OF THE Sn- FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE AT HULL. ;he On Tuhursday, the 17th. instant, pursuant to the Bit/i request of several respeetable gentlemen, the friends ...
... TEMPERANCE IN IRELAND. To THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. .s 6-EN T L EAEN,-Tile warm interest you evince for the H. promotion of those measures which advance the human race either J . Ina a physical or inteilectual point of view, encourages we to ask ...
... TEMPERANCE SHIIP. The fullowing i ?? of the brig Norval was Colnnm ui. cated in a letter from a gertleman in Greenock to his friend in Glasgow, and forms another valuable testimony to the im- portance of Teuiperrtuce priniciple Greenock, M4ie Sepilcnier ...
... I TEMPERANCE IN IRELAND. (From the Dubhline Monitor.) The great Temperance reformation continues to progress with astonishing and highly gratifying Me- rity. The people are daily becoming more sensible ofthe invaluable blessings resulting-from temperance ...
... TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. 3f TO TFIE EDMiT llS OF TlE. LEEDS MIEltCUtY. 1 r. GE1 TLEBrErN,-I feel desirous through thc medim i at of your VIdcly circulated paper tocall tieattentinn of thi public r l to a consldmation of thc utility of Temiperancoi Societies ...
... TEMPERANCE MOVEMENTS. ds FATHER MATI1EWr administered the pledge in Norwich, on gt Thursday week; and in the evening there was a tea-festival, at which nu about 2,00) persons were present. Mr. J. J. Gurney, the well-known o lw Quaker, presided ; Mrs. ...
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