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... THE TEMPERANCE I Na. ron,—The world full of gratuitous squabbles and amateur animosities and acrimonies. Nobody thinks of setting about a good work, but he looks out some intolerable wrong to begin with. If be is to render his neighbour •m--elee, it must ...
... Temperance.—The Temperance Society ??? to preside« ...
... TEMPERANCE. I feel called upon to express my regret the Editor's note appended to the very sensible letter of your correspondent last week's impression, signed Oue of the People. That some temperance advocates have sometimes used strong and unchristian ...
... TEMPERANCE. The question of temperance has just received a curious illustration from a return made to an order of the House of Commons. It appears that there was consumed in England exactly 2,392,494 gallons ardent spirits than in 1840, and and 5,796 ...
... TEMPER. Whosoever is out of patience/’ says Lord Bacon, “is out of possession of his soul.” Men,” adds, must not turn bees— * Auimasque iu vulnere ponuut.’ However this may be, it is certain that all ages and all times many of the greatest men have not ...
... temperance ! Experience has proved that, so far as regards the labouring class, if they do not teetotally abstain from ardent spirits, they are most apt, occasionally at least, when they can get it, to drink it to excess. And when once the taste for ...
... TEMPERANCE. BRISTOL.—On Monday evening, May sth, an extraordinary meeting of the ',Total Abstinence Society was held in the Broadmead Rooms. The spacious hall was densely crowded. The assembly was addressed by Mr. B. D. C ollens ( chairman ), Robert Charleton ...
... TEMPERANCE ...
... TEMPERANCE. In tuifilnient of our proinise, e have to-day, given a portion of our Temperance CorreSpondende,not the Whole, for that is out of the question; but as much as we considered demanded by the nature of the case. We have received everitl Letters ...
... TEMPERANCE. The efforts of the venerated Bishop of Ferns to extirpate intemperance from his diocese arc unceasing, and happily successful. The following circular from his Lordship (the Right Rev. Dr. Furlong) was read at the several altars of the diocese ...
... TEMPERANCE. GRAND TEETOTAL- DEMONSTRATION. The Temperance Men of England are deterrimed not to be outdone by their brethren the enemies of Slavery and of War ; and, accordingly, t hey have mustered in great strength from all Parts of the Empire, on the ...
... TEMPERANCE. Oscar, the present King of Sweden, appears to be a Sovereign who strives to raise the moral character of the people he reigns over. He has written for them one of the best concise treatises on Prison Discipline, with the view of drawing the ...