... TEMPERANCE. ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF THE SOUTH LONDON' AUXILIARY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. At the Horns Tavern, Kennington, on Thursday, the 15th inst., a large number of the members and friends of the above Society assembled and took tea together in the large room ...

... TEMPERANCE. nt of the United States has made a bold - omote the cause of Temperance in the etary of the War Department has issued er, dated Nov. 2:— 1. Hereafter, no ar- I be issued to the troops of the United onent part of the ration. 2. No ardent roduced ...

... 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. A tract has been published by the London Temperance Society, containing a number of curious calculations, intended to shew the immense advantages that an abstinence from ardent spirits would ensure to the people of the United Kingdom. It is ...

... TEMPERANCE. IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONIAL. The following document has already been signed by the highly distinguished individuals whose names are attached to it, and it is still in the course of signature. The statements it contains will be found in entire ...

... TEMPERANCE. [From the Temperance Herald.] The account of the Third Anniversary of the New York State Temperance Society, held at Albany on the 17th January, 1832, has just reached us. We feel compelled to exclude some valuable articles to make room for ...

... TEMPERANCE. The Government of the United States has made a bold experiment to promote the cause of Temperance in the army. The Secretary of the War Department has issued the following order, dated Nov. 2:— 1. Hereafter, no ardent spirits shall be issued ...

... TEMPERANCE. Don't get drunk.—Thomson and Fearon. I'm not drunk; this is my right hand, and this is my left. Shakspeare. An account of a Public Meeting held at Exeter Hall last week, for the purpose of devising plans for the prevention of dramdrinking ...

... TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES Regarding these societies many queries have been put, and all that can be said at present is, that they were tir-l established in America, where drain-drinking at all times of Ihe day had become nearly universal among certain classes ...

... TEMPERANCE ANECDOTES. [Front the Temperance Penny Magazine.—A New Monthly Publication.] - HINDU SATIRE UPON EUROPEAN DRINKING.—The following brief satire is translated from a native ukhbar or gazette, written (not printed) at Delhi. It describes an . ...

... TEMPERANCE BREAKFAST. A - PUBLIC MEETING and BREAKFAST A. of the BRITISH and FOREIGN TEMPERANCE SOCIETY will be held at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, Bishopsgatestreet, at SIX o'clock the morning of TUESDAY, the 28th instant, when preliminary measures will ...

... TEMPERANCE.I BRADFORD, YORKSHIRE. We extract the following speech of the Rev. James Sherman, at' a recent meeting ofthe Bradford Temperance Society, as reported in the Bradfdrd Observer. The Rev. JAMES SHERMAN, of London, was received with loud and long ...