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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 ...
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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... THE TRIUMPHS OF TEMPER. FRBANCE OVERSBBEN AND OVERCOME. 3n Spleen vapours, or sumol pox, above them all, R And Mlastres of KHRSOlY. though ohina falL L c- - Pope's Moral Erays. ot LX Po[;iqo, of Brussels, gives the following account in of an incident ...
... TEMPERANCE FESrlIVAL. the and The anniver'flry of the tenipeiflnce eocieties in this town corn- Dota- menced this week. For Soale Years past these societies havo dadopted tho pluan of apspropriattinlg thoe entire of the roce eveek, in l~n July, to a efrival ...
... THE TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. The annual temperance festival of the various teetotal societies of this town and neighbourhood commenced on Monday last, on which day a great number of them, occupying about twenty-four carriages, made an excursion to Manchester ...
... the various cffices,-nsmely, theproprietary, mixed, and mutual, and pointed out the comparative advantages of eash. The Temperance Provident Institution, he said, was on the mutual principle, all the members participating in the profits cf the institution ...
... NINTH TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. This (the race) week the members of the various tero Terance societies in this town celebrated their ninth I .,nnual festival. As we announced last week, the Mayor b .objected to a public procession, and, in lieu of this, about ...
... nny former period of English history. They did not rightly calculate the socecess of the temperance v catisc by the natltsber of membsers attached to temperance 3eOie- al ties. They lied locererd the drinicing tons of the country fifty per cent., and ...