... on strengthen. ng their uppr- ition. lue ?? was not, after all, sur- prised to ltear tio hangege hle sonnetinies did on temperance platforms, hessuse the speakers hadi been educated at thie public house, and had not bad opportunities of inrtrutini or ...

... TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. Yesterday, the teetotallers had what the placards described to be a grand festival and demonstra- tion. Hitherto each temperance society has been jubilant once a year on its own account, but on this occasion an effort was made ...

... groit temperance demonstration during the lirdiistrial Ex- I r.ibition of 18[1. |IMr. J. S. BUCKINGHAM addressed the assembly in I a very discursive speech, in the course of which he expressed a hope, in connection with the projected Monster Temper- ance ...

... GOOD TEMPER,| There's not a cheaper thing ona earth, a Nor vet one halt so dear; 'Tis worth sniore than distioguishod birth, b Or tho~usands gained a year. d It nulcethl poverty conotento 'Jo sorr;ow wvhispers peace; }ti. a r ift foronl ileavc-n Sffnt ...

... smed of mine that is, if you'll go into temperance with all your might. The old man seemed struck dumb for a moment: bat when he found his tongue, he made that useful member make up for lost time. Wh0 into temperance! he shouted. Did anybody ever hear ...

... comfortably filled. The chair wae occupied by Mr. H. F. Cotterell, oifBath. The proceedings commenced by the singing of a temperance melody, after which Mr. RI. CEIAIILETrON' read the report for the past year. The report stated that IIIn this city' and ...

... TEMPERANCE IN DUSTRY.: ka. EXHIBiTION AT TBE TOWN HALL. The Portsmouth Band of Hope and Abstainers' to Union recently entered upon a new branch of ar- work, the result of which wa3 seen on Weduies- m6 day, at tne Town Hall. where an industrial re. emhibition ...

... THE TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. INCREASE OF ENTRIES. The. Executive of the Temperance Festival Association again met at the rooms, 42, New Bridge Street, on Wednes- day night, SMr W. LT. Scott, vtoe-president, presiding. The hoo, secrotary (Ur A. W. Wilkie) ...

... them to do their utmost to make the temperance festival a grand success in the way of rescuing the perishing. As long as the races went on the temperance people would provide a counter ?? President said that if the temper- ance festival had not been held ...

... GOOD TEMPER. There's not a cheaper thing on earth, Nor yet one half so dear: 'Tis worth more than distinguish'd birth, Or thousands gain'd a year. It lends the day a new delight; 'Tis virtue's firmest shield; And adds more beauty to the night Than all ...

... THE TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. . e The first day of the Festival (Wednesday) was as suc. cessful as the most critical could desire. As usutl, temperance addresses were delivered from three platforms erected a . the foot of the lower Cowhill. No. I plat. orm ...

... 15 yards, 3; PC Jam Lynch, Newcastle C, 10 yards, 4. CHURCH OF ENGLAND TEMPERANCE SOCIETY SPORTS. The sports in connection with All Saints' branch of the Church of England Temperance Society were continued yes- terday on a level piece of ground near the ...