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... TEMPERANCE. The following is copy of address from the leading advocates of the temperance cause at New York, to the friends of the cause throughout Great Britain and Ireland. It contains some very striking and emphatic truths:— Friends and Fellow-Labourers ...
... temperate vindication. To 4 ITOMM of LirtMBOOL MMMCDMT OrmUful t. you forth, p^utio^,, honoured if you will ulloo aguro earner i* ,£1 journal. I un eorry Cod tkot me purpoon and dotint, h.. been RroMly rmiuoderttood; nay, many hnea aon. * far to call ...
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... TEMPERANCE. 4131 OTHY SODERSIDES, ESQ., TO DE LEFT AT RAREBONE-HALL, ( ! ) NEAR ROCHDALE. SOBERSIDES,—/ write to compliment you for recomyo`,4(ling tempetance to your fellow -townsmen, and to give a short maxim on die subject left by Socrates, namely ...
... TEMPERANCE. to v . . .1 SOBERSIDES; ESQ., TO BE LEFT AT BARB, DONE-HALL, (MERCY!) NEAR ROCHDALE: A. SOBE4S:OES,—i write to compliment you for recom-3, temperance to your fellow -townsmen, and to give a short maxim on the subject left by Socrates, namely ...
... TEMPERANCE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. 518.,-111r. John Ward, having read my communication, in last week's Albion, would perceive that I did not medi- ' tate any attack on total-abstinence. Had I done so, the mode of argument wh i ch, in The Albi on ...
... subject.si Butab~'nell c orators have not always shown the all . it ,c and sagacity. Thtey have not always Tt Ole Prwith temperately stating the facto upon wo Witoteo,.~ctii t virdctr-e rests-with zealously inveighi ng an, ,n hviewhich they ace seeking ...
... ea ana aismayeu mt in au TEMPERANCE SHIPS. es Haughton, of Dublin, a zealou Th;MhL1CAiNUL Xniiamro )nMr. James Haughton, of Dublin, a zealous friend of kem ry the temperance cause, has availed himself of a passage in kept ?? Henry Pottinger's speech, ...
... wr nfI, tiei id to the holy cause. Were they afraid. of en ~ en emdsnua? Hear what the Lccdor 2'etsifrawr W I-iionofhebst temperance pubilictinso (lay, be sadontatsbjc.Here the speakier read an article from (c It teperiqcainof which the purport was tlrat ...
... TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. a The fifth anniversary of the Temperance Societies In this town1, edi whichgenollly astS he wale o therace eek.commenced o rci Modylat e nesan Itseealo h most eminentsu professors ad advocatesof toe-totalsm, from tie ,aotropnls ...
... practices, but it seems to be a dead letter, b seldom or never enforced. If therefbe p penalty already en enacted, let the Temperance. Society, .apd et the magis-, trates bestir themselves, and if- t .t. would it Got be well to .et up a petition toid ptaying ...
... AMERICAN TEMPERANCE. We have already called attention to the Jourtial of the American Temperance Union, by each successive number of which we are increasingly interested. To an observant, reflecting man, who lays it down Bide by side with our British ...