... TEMPERANCE Wil, be WY ...

... AND TEMPERANCE. where he found the trousers hanging on a line in the garden. Prisoner was wearing the jacket. Prisoner stated that he had no idea of stealing ‘the clothing. He intended to return them. He wished to go out in plain clothes. For the offence ...

... TEMPERANCE Mr R. MURRAY HOSLOP (Beckenham moved resolution rejoicing ihat a measure of temperance reform would one of the leading lulls of next session, and e\prea«ing the hope that it would include a provision for the entire closing of public-houses ...

... TEMPERANCE Win b. kid .I the i II•LI. (SATURDAY) PONTEFRACT MEETING. - 143- ALEXANDRA NV of 103 and one turlosiz,. 11 to Yr .. . - ream I i • I or WM I.llli..Nonitmoe 111 8 I Amoo's ma-liegal Smolt. AMMO& Ur. Alberto. ' WlamentuMaM by Omer. ire tea ...

... TEMPERANCE i . ; I ci 1 1 1 1 1! 1 l' I , , I , , 1 1 1 1 I 1 i , 1 t . • •. qt Iv . t 11 1 .. 1 e r , + I +, ~ . a , ; . ~ $ 4 4 .. . . I i I P s . i PI i 4 t . . t 4 . 4 , ...

... TEMPERANCE. • The annual meetings with the South and Monisouthiaire Temperance Anation sere opened at Mantes ea day •Iternoon. and timed ea Ost Tuesday aft erooon • at as. held at 2 p.m. In the at 7.30 p.m. temperance .ermiiii.•ere delivered is ...

... Temper. Now, we are heartily thankful at the temper with which both Australians and Englishmen have approached and still confront the grave Imperial crisis which has been born at the Australian Commonwealth IlilL This temper is on the part of the Australians ...

... and kin. Draw the *word and strike the foe. Lay exceseiva drinking low; Temperance ia the sword to wield. Temperance the defence and shield. 11. TH El PLEDGE. Elign Cie temperance pledge Gather flowers while Never brighter flower than this. Take it! Take ...

... HUSBANDS TEMPER—WIFES TEMPER. RUSULT—SEPARATION. Long statements were made on either side in a case at the Chesterfield County Polioe Court. on Saturday. when Alice Walker charged her hus- band, Samuel Walker. Treeton, Shetheld. sith desertion. Mir S ...

... TEMPERANCE FREER STREET, On MONDAY, NOV .1 ard, 190$. Wbsn en ADDRESS will be given by RT. HON. JAMES BRYCE, M.P. (President of Association). Chair will be taken Hight o'clock by BOROUGH lIEMBIR. the Right Hoe. SIR ARTHUR D. HAYTER, MT.. 11. P.. roams ...

... THE TEMPERANCE MOYEMENT. SCIENTISTS AND TEMPERANCE. In copnection with the meetings at York of the British Association, a breakfast was heid under the anspices of the National Temperance Leagae. Sir W. H. White, KC.B., presided over a capital gatberiog ...

... TEMPERANCE NOIES. PARLIAMENT AND THE TEMPERANCE BILLS. Great disappointment is felt by temperance workers at the fate of the bills for Sunday Closiog, aod the Closing of Pablic Houses on Election Days, which, according to Mr. Asquith’s statement, ou I'riday ...