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... TEMPERANCE. members of the Diack Society intend to hoid a Tea Festival on Sunday evening next, at which the Very Rev. Mr. Mathew, with several of the able advocates of the good cause, will attend. The pature. are expected to be of a very interesting ...
... TEMPERANCE. The Rev. Mr. Matbew has announced his intention of holding a meeting on next Sunday at the Corn Exchange, at three o'clock, immediately after the Sermon. ...
... TEMPERANCE. We insert the followmg letter at the request of a cor. respondent :-— Srr,—Permit me to call your attention, and the attention of the public in general, to a subject not less important than the tion of the slave in British India. It is an ...
... TEMPERANCE REFORMATION. Temperance Meeting was held St. Andrew's Hall, on Tuesday evening, when Mr. G. W. M'Cree delivered a lecture on the Temperance Reformation relation to great cities. - Jeremiah Colmax, Esq., presided. A hymn having been sung ...
... to the temperance room of Cahireiveen. for the purchase of musical instruments, and 20/. distritnited charity among the poor of that town, and Valencia I-land. regret have not room fur furliicr particulars.âA'ccry Examiner. Mii.town Temper \nce Society ...
... TEMPERANCE MEETING—ADDRESS OF THE APOSTLE TEMPERANCE. a eter and P ' ieresu meeting ot the Teetotalers ot t r e veni n Parish assembled at eight o'clock on OS hurs day, at their rooms in Brown-street, for ' was the ' Theobal d Mathew, .V * to make °d ...
... TEMPERANCE. The Tones generally object to the Temperance movement 1.1 Ireland, andla writer -in the Exeter Gazette last week condema the efforts tather Matthew in most unmeasured terms His article bears internal evidence that he had qualified himself ...
... TEMPERANCE. Annexed an extract from the Temperance Society Journal. We recommend it the particular attention clergymen of all denominations. However different their tenets, and various their views Church government, we feel persuaded that their grand ...
... town of temperance they bad a clear air, that they could look down upon the town of drunkenness, and behold very strange sights. They saw the people in rags, with broken arms, broken heads, and bloody noses, in their way from the town of temperance, to the ...
... TEMPERANCE IN IRELAND. The Marquis tV KATH called attention of the Loose lo Idler b'i.| the public prints purporting to be written. by the Lord-Lieo'enunt, which hit excellency bore willing nod grateful teaiiirtoiiy the which temperance pledge had conferred ...
... THE TEMPER OF THE TIMES. Prominent amongst the things that tend to puzzle politicians in the present day, aie the vagaries of the (London) Times. No weather-cock iu a storm ever shot round from one point lie compass the other with halt the mad and vertiginous ...
... TEMPERANCE. Mr Ilenry Vincent on Monday evening delivered the first of a series of four lectures on temperance, in the Music llall, George Street, which was well filled by a respectable audience. The lecturer began by observing, that the tendencies of ...