... Although, aa have indicated, some of the ideaa of temperance reformers ore dangerous, and not likely to meet with general approval—at any rate, we should hope not—tha prominence which the temperance cause has lately received in this country is most hopeful ...

... country as onrs ft reaction would most certainly set in, and that the reenltin the end would be disastrous to the temperance cause. Such temperance meetings as we shall have he** daring the next few days will net be open to any such objection we have here indicated ...

... country ours a reaction would most certainly set in, and that the result in the end would be disastrous to the temperance cause. Such temperance meetings we shall have hero during the next few days will not be open to any such objection as we have here indicated ...

... DUNDEE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY AND GOSPEL TEMPERANCE UNION. The annual meeting of this Union was held on riin the Upper Hall of the Young Men Chi isan Association. Ex-Bailie Norrie presided, iheie ? as a good attendance. After prayer by the •Masson, the Chairman ...

... DUNDEE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY AND GOSPEL TEMPERANCE UNION. The annual meeting this Union was held last night in the Upper Hall of the Young Men Christian Association. Kx-Bailie Norrie presided. There was good attendance. After prayer the fcev. Mr Maseon, ...

... DUNDEE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY AND GOSPEL TEMPERANCE UNION. The annual meeting of this Uoion was held night in the Upper Hull of the Young Men's Christian Association. Ex-Bailie presided. There was a good attendance. After prayer by the Masson, the Chairman ...

... DUNDEE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY AND GOSPEL TEMPERANCE UNION. The annual meeting of this Union was held on Friday in the Tpper Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association. Rx-Bailie presided. There was good attendance. After prayer by the Mr Masson. the Chairman ...

... TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION. Governments irresolution on the subject of temperance legislation is becoming every day more prominent. Their own Local Veto Bill would permit two-thirds of the electors in any district to abolish all publichouaee in that district ...

... TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION. A deputation will shortly wait Horn* Secretary present memorial, embodying the resolutions passed a meeting which a number Members Psrliament Interested ia Temperance legislation held Tuesday, in the Committee Room of the House ...

... THE TEMPERANCE JUBILEE. In connection with the jubilee of the total abstinence movement a meeting of representatives of foreign temperance societies was held on Wednesday at Exeter Hall, London. The proceedings were conducted in French, and after an address ...

... Thomas Thornton and Rev. David Macrae were actuated by political rather than by temperance motives. The same remark might be applied to ?? Moncur. Certainly the ?? is a temperance reformer of many years' standing, but his recent vagaries warrant the assumption ...

... that the one who lost his temper had the worst of it. The cobbler was a shrewd observer. His rule usually holds good iv other matters than the disputes of Latin scholars. In any controversy, the man who firs* loses his temper, may be assumed to feel anything ...