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... THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT. Yesterday (Thursday) evening Dr. Lees, lecturer of the Total Abstinence League, delivered address at the Temperance Ball, Temple Street in Reply to tbe extraordinary statements recently made Mr. George Dawscu, M.A.” There was ...
... Bridge Havelock Temperance Brass Band; large white flag; Committee of the Birmingham Temperance Society and Hall Directors’ carriages; visiting brethren, wearing white sashes; Haste to the Rescue Drum and Fife Band; Legge Street Temperance Society, headed ...
... TEMPERANCE LECTURE. Un evening the Key. W. F. Calloway, mimstei of Highbury Chapel, Birmingham, delivered the Spencer-street School-room, on Why I became and remain a Teetotaller. In the absence the Rev J. Morreil Blackie, through indisposition, the ...
... progress of the temperance cause ?? vention held in 18d6. The author was Ar. T a l, secretary of the United Kingdom Alliance. 'he ?? ps-ogress noticed were the formation of Bands si the erection of temperance halls, the innprore~sn ,g temperance hotels, the ...
... TEMPERANCE LECTURE. Last evening, General. Riley delivered an address In the Tem- perance Hall, Upper Temple Street, on Temperance and Pro- bibition. Mr. W. Morgan presided, and the Rev. J. W. Kirton attended as a deputation from Manchester. As might ...
... NATIONAL TEMPERANCE LEAGUE, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EYE VINO, Dec. 9, there will be a PUBLIC MEETING in the TOWN HAT L, BIRMINGHAM, on the TEMPERANCE REFORMATION, which will be addressed by the Rev. B. NICOLS, A.M., Incumbent of Mill Hill, Middlesex; JOHN ...
... TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE. Conference of friends of the temperance movement iu this district was held in the Justice Room, St. Mary's Hall, ou Monday afternoon last, to meet a deputation from the Natioual Temperance I.league. The meetiug was thiuly attended ...
... IN THE NEW TEMPERANCE HALL. Chair to be taken at Eight o’clock by JOHN CADBURY, Esq. Notice is hereby given, that the HALF-YEARLY MEETING the MEMBERS the CHAMBER will take place This Day (Thursday), the 15th inst., at Seven o’clock p.m. By order August ...
... THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION. (from Timn) The Advocates and oppoDMtfl of total ibftlinencc are entirely agreed in regarding «piAs, taken in large a poison; and probably most people would concede that they should only bo used medicinally. 11. - garth was no ...
... Temperance Coneerence. Conferenca of delegates and representatives of the various Temperance Societies in Birmingham was held at the Temperance Hall, Upper Temple Street, Tuesday evening last; Mr. Wilde the chair. The meeting was well attended, twenty-one ...
... they created some surpriae among the re-st the congregation. Tbe*e were Birniinghau) less than ten temperance clergymen, and lour five par chial temper.nee nuclei)**. When first went theie, however, there was only one teetotal clergy mau, anti let the ...
... TEMPERANCE MEETINGS. The members of British Association were invited to breakfast Nock's Hotel, yesterday morning, by Aldsrman Charles Bturge. The desire of Mr. Sturge was at once to show some hospitality tbe members of Association and to bring tbem contact ...