... has given a severe blewv to the revolntionary mania in the legations. The most violent liberals already begin to hold more temperate language, and tile faithful subjects, who were frightened by the rapid progress of the rebellious party, recoyer their courage ...

... an hour truly lamenta- ble. 'I'he chapel is situate in Ollhllam.road, and swas let for tho evening to the patrons of our Temperance Societies for the purpose of lecturitig on the evils of iiitetoperance. Perhlaps on no former occasion wers there ever so ...

... froun the Edinburgh CatIolic Temperance Society to viait that city, antl in reply states that be will proceed to Scotland at the earliest opportunity; when he hopes Chris- tiens of all denominations will nnite In ?? the temper- ance cause. HIS AYFriday, ...

... announce, without a profound impression of sorrow, that the last hopes of peace have also disappeared; belt our just sorrow is tempered by the conviction that in drawing the sword from the scabbard we are fulfilling a national duty, and a com- mand of honour ...

... e Secietles of this district that they wvere Hibbon Associations disguised under the natae of TemperanceSocieties. TIhe Temperance Society of the city of Lim~rickjnumnberin 10,000 members, immediately held a public meeting, at wvhich they determnined ...

... support of several influential men, who adhered to them in consequence of their . temperate proceedings [hear, hear !]. The Committee never thought that such temperance would be considered as an indication of want of firmness. Another PARISHIONER, who ...

... speculations. He at once shook hirmself free from all t:&n- mels, and applied ad vigorous and inventive mind and sangkine temper to the subject, as if the field were clear of everything but recorded facts, and as If there were no tests for trying lawas ...

... CORRESPONDENT.] . MONDAY EVENINO, SIX O'CLocxc-Tbe Apostle of Temperance arrived hore at half-put one o'clock yeeter- day morning from London, and retired to reat for a few- hours at Wiklins' Temperance Hotel. At nine o'clock be proceeded to St. Chad's Cathedral ...

... IRELAND. DUBLIN, AUGUST 9. [PROM OrUR OWN CORRo3SPONDE5NT.] TEMPERANCE PROCESSIONS. Ii consequence of directions frost the govergnmant, a rneaber of persons were charged, before tbe Newport rniagls- trates on Friday, with havinq vio!ated thre act against ...

... crmci- tied tinm. This diville clemency of Jesus Christ our King o nd our Redeemer, it is that he presents to your Majesty, to temper yourjust inligulation, tad to obtain their life, anda commura- donl (ofpunistinreot) itl favour of the Brigadier I)ott Iamen ...

... gratification at this cir euntotauce, and said he was aware that it was the wihth o his (nace the Duke of Wellington that temperance MihOnI.' become geueral throughout the army, and he was proud oi this, for that great mnta wes an Irlshman. A Voice: But ...

... truly desirous I am that they should act stea- dily on it, being convinced that nothing but their steadily following the temperance system will ever place them in that situation of decency and comfort in which we all so de. voutly wish to see them. I am ...