... TEMPER. pock raNitußz. Wo WM WM OM Nit pm &Wiwi re 47r7i - PrW GLou rims comp AwT il. 12 I & piLACI, Is a e a 1 11111InVED IMMATE CLINCHIR WRY.. TES °WAIN lir /TIM NON MUNN TNT • LOU NM= • rosary= mina samia ca. LOUVER Tilt cowmen !DROOL ROOM OD. _ Trioto ...

... TEMPERANCE AVPBAL TO TAF CHIPP SECRETARY The frish publicbea letter he ropresentat re evicted tenants to the Chiet Recretary for Tretaud asking what ths intead to pursae in to arom Thes if the oreseat are the for whech the were evicted Aa bas boro torwarded ...

... THE PROGRESS OF TEMPERANCE. la their report the Commissioners of Oettoras observe that the consumption of spirits Great Britain had risen during the past ten years tha same ratio as tbe population the therefrom, order to have maintained lis* ratio, would ...

... TEMPERANCE ORINKS, Mr. A. W. Stokes, public analyst, in reporrpro* •ented to the vestry of the parish of St. Matthev, BcUioal grcen, states :— ** Not Ion? aiooe a report was raised in Parliament that some temperance drinks contained rather large proportions ...

... THE TEMPERANCE CAFES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL ECHO. SlR,—With regard your remarks in | article of yesterday, I can fully en.iorso what you say as constant visitor tire and would call attention to tiio fact that unless you are acquainted with the ...

... SONS OF TEMPERANCE. Mks^ka^o^tk* aad*r tha ti George Sskkulsss, Bsq , M.W.P., at Kotharkam. Akoal 100 all part* *1 UnHod Kiagdoas saraprMMt. After th* formal wer* pnfoaad, lb* report* *1 tha sommllto* aad of tk* M.W.P. aad M.W Hor.be war* raad. M*h whtek ...

... '• TEMPERANCE WINES extraordinary diel•onre respecting '• bff was male et the Yrcr s Court )eat rd.., when a confectioner name.' Ituacani, and Items Tolley. Inanlfac., torus ei sou aleohe!, wiwea, were summoned by the Excise math/lake fwr selling intoxicating ...

... TEMPERANCE. The report of the Temperance Committee was read the Kev. M. Randles. committee presented a suggested scheme for the formation Banda of Hope. Some objection was taken the proposal to adopt the scheme, because of the want of time to discuss ...

... TEMPERANCE. The Rev. Ernest Wilberforoo, vicar of Scaforth, read paper on temperance. He remarked that if any good was result from the discussion, they must fully recognise the evil of intemperance, and the fruitless efforts that had been maae to grapple ...

... deputations from the following temperance associations, all apparently thriving side by side in that cathedral city : The Gloucester Temperance Society, the Women's Christian Temperance Union, the Church of England Temperance Society, the Gloucestershire ...

... TEMPERANCE ITEMS. The wearers the blue ribbon Australia and Tasmania number 75,000. Processor Young, of Glasgow University, says that medicine leaning steadily more and more to the side of total abstinence. Mr. R. T. Booth will probably settle in New ...

... TEMPERANCE REFORM. The Morning Port says that, the representative of the teaperanee reform movement in iu general ssuse, the United Kingdom Alliance baa every reason to ooogratolate itself upon the progress which pnblio opinion has made. At no period ...