... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE. It is a met 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 behalf ...

... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE. house*. their 13 the issue of thorns for Sunday lest some far from tittering remarks were made about the insincerity and tyranny of what may be called the intemperate temperance party. This week we have one or two compliments and ...

... the Temperance League Committee, to permit the delivery of a temperance sermon by a total abstaining clergyman at one of the approaching special services in Westminster Abbey. Good again. He will have no difficulty in finding a text for temperance sermon ...

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... TEMPERANCE. Cooper's Essence of Composition, Guaranteed L. be free from Alcohol or Spirit, And therefore suitable stimulant total during the odd 'feather. SIXPENCE AND ONZ HULLING PER POTTLE:. Prepared and Bold by THOMAS COOPER, CHEMIST. PO, SUPIDERL ...

... TEMPERANCE. weekly meeting of the Birkenhead Working Men's Total Abstinence Society was held in the Queen's Hall, Clanghton-road, on Friday evening, Sept. 12th. Mr. John Wynne presided in a very efficient manner. The meeting was addressed during the evening ...

... 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 ...

... TEMPERANCE. WORKING MEN'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY. THE usual weekly meeting of this society was held on Friday evening, the 18th inst., in the c Ciu roZd n ed il h all, ouse C . a l a n u g d h iti t o r n - C r o h a a t. e T o h r e d r i e s h w v ...

... TEMPERANCE. GLEAM OF SUNSHINE LODGE.—No. 637. What, from its success, will probably prove to be the first of a series of monthly concerts was given by the members of the brass band connected with this lodge on Monday evening last in the Music Hall, Old ...

... certainly not be behind larger towns in recognising the value of those eloquent and practical advocates of temperance. _ No. 1, of the Temperance Cars, owes its existence to the benevolence of Miss Ststrsow, Albert-road. It la only fair to Mies Csoearwiramt ...

... 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 ...