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... BAD TEMPER AND GOOD TEMPER Of all the sources of family discord, bad tempers are probably the most prolific. No peace can exist where the tyrant of temper has gained the ascendancy. A bad temper is like prejudice, it has neither eyes nor ...
... TEMPERANCE. Mr. BROTHERTON presented a petition from several places, against the sale of intoxicating liquors on the Sabbath. Sir JOHN OWEN STANLEY presented petitions from several places, in favour of Temperance Societies. LAND-TAX. Sir WILLIAM HEATTICOTE ...
... TEMPERANCE. dust TIMPRIIAWCIE Daserorra.roms.—Al tonal, the far-famed fair of Donnybrook has brought from all parts thousan Is of spectators. Sunday last was what Is called walking Sunday, and tens of thousands as pedestrians were seen approaching the ...
... ON TEMPERANCE. Temperance is the secret talisman by which the eicerrise of every human virtue is yentlerei, not only possible, but delichtful: It preserves the licalih of the body, without whicii; every other blessing heaven can shower upon us is . eive ...
... TEMPERANCE. GRIAT T FFATIVAL. —Mr. O'Connell having promised, in December last, to make his route to Dublin ria Killarney, the temperate and patriotic men of that famed locality. instantly determined on inviting him to one of those festive and reflects] ...
... TEMPERANCE, On Sunday evening last. the Vers. Rev. I►r. Sprat! held two great Temperance meetings ; the one,(t hi Society in Hri k street. and the other tlr• Society In French-street. In both places the hands played. several eiteeltent speeches were delivered ...
... TEMPERANCE, Tam RANCE BANDS. —The Cork Examiner cautions the young men Wbo are in the habit—a rely innocent one --of practising their harmonws on Sundays that they may be interrupted by the unto good and nitidty righteous. who pretend that melodious ...
... TEMPERANCE. The Bishop of NORWICH presented fourteenTetidons, signed by upwards of 2,000 persons residing in his diocese, in favour of temperance. He must confess that at first he was averse to it, but since then he had entertained different opinions ...
... TEMPERANCE. DUBLIN, Aua. 20. The Lord Lieutenant lias Sent, a circular to all the Mag,istrutes in -Ireland, desiring that rue New Excise Licensing Act may be strictly enforced, prohibiting selling and drinking at fairs on Sundays, &c. Lord Mulgrave says ...
... TEMPERANCE. Mr. BROTHERTON presented a petition from se• veral places, against the sale of intoxicating liquors on the Sabbath. Sir JOHN OWEN STANLEY presented petitions from several places, in favour of Temperance Societies. ...
... TEMPERANCE. De at.n.— A great Temperance meeting was held in the Music Hall, Abbey-street, on Monday last. The Very Rev. Dr. literati was unanimously called to the chair, when he explained In brief, but esplieit terms, the object of these sacred gatherings ...
... TEMPERANCE. A temperance tea-party took place at Lisnasked, an evening or two ago, at which Colonels Dickson and Crichton attended ; and on Monday a detachment of military were despatched to Cootehill to preseive order, a breach of which was likely to ...