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... TEMPERANCE, The severe attacks of dysentery, and the former indispositions caused remaining in unwholesome climates, and by exposure to the weather, seem to have made no inroad into my constitution; for. although life’s index points to sixty-two, I am ...
... THE QUEEN ON TEMPERANCE. The accompanying letter, addressed to the Canon Ellison, M.A. (as chairman of the Executive Committee of the Church of England Temperance Society), has been received from Sir Thomaa Biddulph : Balmoral, August 28th, 1875. Sir ...
... THE QUEEN TEMPERANCE. The acccmpanv'ng letter, addressed to the Rev. Csnon Ellison, M.A. (as chairman of tho Executive Committee the Chnrch of England Temperance Society), has been received from Sir Thomas Biddulph Balmoral, August 28th, 1875. ** Sir ...
... TEMPERANCE SONGS. attempt is being made by the School Board at Greenock to promote the singing of temperance songs tbe children their schools. At the last meeting of the board a report by the Temperance Instruction Committee was adopted recommending ...
... TEMPERANCE DEPUTATIONS. The Home Secretary will shortly receive deputations from the Temperance party about the Licensing Bill. ...
... IMMODERATE TEMPERANCE. In the current number cf Punch Mr. Gbobgs bits off with a touch that is as irresistible effect aa it is droll iv conception the awful consequences of what he terms immoderate temperance. The sketch represents on the ore side ...
... TEMPERANCE AND THE GOTHENBERO SYSTEM. Last evening Mr. Eli Johnson, of Cincinnati, U.S. delivered lecture in the Friends' Meeting Honse. temperance and the Gothenberg system. Mr. Charle ...
... TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. 0F ENGL SHE FIE D. confer* nee ir> with the Sheffield branch of tHe Cfcnrch England temperance Society, was held . lyistoiday the Institute, chair Was ■loJcnpied by tbe vicar, the Rev. Rowley Hill, M. those present were tbe Rev. 0 ...
... THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT. SPEECBESOF THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK AND SIRHARCOURT JOHNSTONE, M.P. [by otjk own reporter] A meeting connection with the Church of England Temperance Association was held last evening, ths Exchange, Eoncaster. when his Grace the ...
... TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE A conference on temperance was opened in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, yesterday, nearly If 00 ministers of all denominations being present. The Eev. H. H. Aitkin, of Liverpool, presided. A paper on The influepce of the Drinking ...
... TEMPERANCE CHURCHES On Monday afternoon, Mr. Smith, member for Tynemouth, in laying the foundation stone of the first Temperance Church at North Shields, said that one of the greatest levers that ceuld be brought to bear upon people in this country in ...
... THE ARCHBISHOP ON TEMPERANCE, To ths Editoe.— l have read with deep interest the speech of the Archbishop on Temperance, in which he has treated the subject in a masterly, modo- ratfl, and impressive manner ; yet there is one thing that appears to run ...