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... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE. It is a most refreshing experience to hap pen upon a distinguished temperance reformer who does not believe in making people sober by Act of Parliament No coe acquainted with the Archbishop of York's past doings and sayings on behalf ...
... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE print page letter fraao Mr. J. B. Thanlay, the Dhlekt lapniolaihal at tha United Kingdom AUioaoe, mkhMag aoaoa rrfereacea made Friday to the at tha lul l '— who banal eery atroagly-wordad airoalar Ike lire iota of Hood Ward tha recant ...
... Temperate Temperance. --It is a most refreshing experience to happen upon a distinguished temperance reformer who does not believe in making people sober by Act of Parliament. No one acquainted with the Archbishop of York's past doings and sayings on ...
... TEMPERANCE. TEMPERANCE. TEMPERANCE. ...
... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE. We want to know, and we always have wanted to know, why the English workman is patronised ? Why are his dwelling-place, his house-keeping arrangements, the organisation of his cellar, and his larder— nay, the occupation of his leisure ...
... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE. We want to know, and we always have wanted to know, why the English workman to be patronized? Why me his dwelling-pkg.% hie hones - keep ing arrangements, the aeganiession of his cellar, and his larder-- nay, the occepatien of his ...
... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE. The occasion of an appeal made on behalf of the Church of England Temperance Society in the Cathedral and St. Mary’s Church on Sunday last, was remarkable for a sermon delivered by Dr Bickersteth, which, to our mind, was eloquent ...
... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE. We want to kw+, sad we slways have waiated to 'e now, s'.,y the Englith wortiuma lur %.) L.. patronised? Why are his ai Magi. lace, lash , gm-Seeping arrange. meats, the ergs.niration A Lir and his larder c iy, the occupation of ...
... TEMPERANCE—TEMPERANCE. TO-NIGHT the usual Weekly Meeting of the EDINBURGH ABSTINENCE SOCIETY will he held in Richmond Place Chapel. THOMAS KNOX, Esq., and Rev. Mr TOUGH will address the Meeting. . , , u Chair taken at a Quarter past Eight o clock. rpo ...
... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE. We want know, and alway* have wanted to know, why tbe Euglieh workman ie to be patvonieed ? Why arv hie dwelling-place, hiabouae-keeping atraagenteuU, the organiaation of hie cellar, and hie larderuay, the occupation ol hie leiaure ...
... BISHOP’S PLEA FOR TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE. The Bishop of St. Asaph, speaking the Dio. Conference fburfday, said tbs drink interest was becoming a gigantic monopoly, and Legislation mu* atop it. movement from social point view required Parliamentary intetierence ...
... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE, We want to know, and we always have wanted to know, why the English workman is to be patronised? Why are his dwelling-place, his house-keeping arrange- ments, the organisation of his cellar, and his larder- nay, the occupation of ...