... THE TEMPERANCE THE EVENING STANDARD, THURSDAY, JULY 16, Leos. TO-DAY'S POLICE. WORSHIP-STREET. Thomas Cain, 4i, -- des;;;l;ed — a:: - I — o . uking•glass titter. of 8, Nfle-strert, bhoreditch, was charged on remand with haring stolen a purse containing ...

... assembly as was convened on this occasion. This was a meeting to advocate temperance on the basis of total abstinence. He called himself a working man, and he had tried the temperance system for 15 years past , winter and summer, both as an operative and ...

... TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATIONS. ASTLEY'S THEATRK Intoxication is a have been intoxi- cating speeches made early in the mcrning, Defer any one had time to imb.be more than one glass of Ba_p- I There liavi. : dresses delivered after .. deal > the days of iays ...

... THE INTERNATIONAL TEMPERANCE CONVENTION, ...

... TEMPERANCE IN THE ARMY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Str,-— ln bis last letter from Cannock Chase ycur Special Co-respondent allpdes to the soldier'? propensity for rum, and remarks that the British soldier is not generally a member of the Temperance ...

... moral, which bave resulted from the temperance movement for moro than 20 years, calls for grateful acknowledgments tn Almighty God. And the great success wbich bas attended tho operations ofthe National Temperance League encourages its members and friends ...

... TEMPERANCE AND LONGEVITY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sib,— As the author of the Report on The Connec- tion of Disease with Habits of Intemperance, issued hist year by the Collective Investigation Committee of the British Medical Association, 1 ...

... although ardent advocates of temperance, had yet never sten their way to join in the total abstinence movement. One of the local leader, of the abstinence movement recently said In his Leming that the Church nf England Temperance Society well talcuLitel to ...

... consideration of temperance work abroad, in her introductory address, insisted on the need of women's work for temperance, and drew attention to the way in which the desire for reform had awakened statesmen and philanthropists. — Mrs. Finlay v Hampstead) ...

... were in the House a majority of gentlemen who were in favour of temperance legislation, and if these men were in they :night look for a great deal of good work from them. if the temperance party was earnest no Government, Liberal or Couservat.ve, could ...

... TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION A temperance meeting was hel , l in Exeter Hall last evening to welcome Miss Frances E. Willard, President of the World's Womnn's hristian Temperance and of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union of America. The large ...

... was adopted : — That each of the Continental Temperance Organisa- tions be invited to send suggestions as to the steps which might be taken by the National Temperance League for the promotion of temperance in Continental countries, and also as to the ...