... 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 ...

... TEMPERANCE, AND TEMPERANCE WORKERS. Sir,~Your few words on the temperance question are intendad, I doubt not, to convey good idens to the many temperance workers ; yet, many statements you wuake are, I fear, in ignorance. Supposing, as you say it is, ...

... TEMPERANCE. Thera is only one idea that, tt occur* to m*. I need add to the letter of “ Uaaaaliel, on this aubjact. and it la this —that tamper ante people. In hla aenaa of the word, hare the merit of continually resisting that kind of temptation to ...

... TEMPERANCE. TO THE EDITOR. Sib, —The Drink Question is one o! such special intend that 1 ask the favour of your giving the enclosed a place your paper. We should take away the inducement! drill, give the poor decent homes and proper opportanitiea improving ...

... TEMPERANCE. Mr Roebuck, ia answer to a request that he would preside at the opening of a temperance mission at Sheffield, excuses himself on the ground of physical Weepscity to act as chairman of a meeting where strong feelings' are likely to be expressed ...

... Temperance. F Kirkby b Cross 4 K Tomlinson Cross ••• T Clarke b Butler 0 .1 Severn b Walker 1 Cocker c* b Cross 12 Whvatt not out Butler Cross G Brecknock Walk® G Radford Cross 11 Extras R Marson run out Total J Meakin b Walker 8 This match ...

... TEMPERANCE. That the Conference be requested to nominate a Temperance Standing Committee for their respective Archdeaconries, and that the three Committees form a Connell for the Diocese. SUPPLY OF CLERGY. That this Council cordially accepts and recommends ...

... TEMPERANCE WALSALL, RVERY 54884TH, BY REV. J. L. BKERRET, PAerros, Morning at 10-30, Evening at 6.30. Sabbath School at 2.16. The Young Hen'• Sabbath Morning Claes, at 9-16, 'and Divine Service on Wednesday evening, at 7-30, are conducted in the Committee ...

... Temperance. T Clarke thrown out 0 . . . J Severn b Shooter 0 b Rndkin 1 O Radford Shooter 4 Rndkin 0 Birkins Rudkin 8 c Cartledge Shoet W Radford c Brown b Shoetr 1 b Rndkin 2 Hanford Kudkla 1 b Shooter 5 F Kirkby Shooter b Shooter 0 Whyatt Shooter * ...

... ' TEMPERANCE FROM A TEMPERATE POINT OF VIEW. Sic, — The sermon on the above subject by tho Rev. •1. Wood contained several points which could not but have an influence for good upon both those who hoard and those who read them Still, there are certain ...

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... for they might rest assured that temperance would always prove a great blessing. The temperance movement began in America, and the first pledge came from there. That country was much ahead of England regarded temperance in the Christian Church. They had ...