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... TEMPERANCE, The eleventh Festival of the London Diocesan Branch of the Church of England Temperance Society was held on Saturday at the Crystal Palace. About 25,000 children were present, and the proceedings were watched by large number of visitors. In ...
... TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION. The nbpet of temperance, which was considered the Aquarium in the afternoon, under the presidency the B.sliop Norwich, was introduced the Bidiop Croydon, who. indicating various directions in which legislation was wanted in the ...
... TEMPERANCE PARTY. LEIF JONES AND THE POLICY OF REDUCTION. At meeting the Executive Committee of the Temperance Legislation League (of which lord Peel president), beW yesterday. Sir Thomas P. Whittaker. M.P., the chair, the following resolution was ur ...
... THE TEMPERANCE CONGRESS. THE EFFECT OF PROHIBITION. , . The meetings of the World's Temperance Congress were resumed yesterday in the Congress Hall, Victoria Embankment. There was only one section, over which Mr. John Col\ .llk, M.P., presided. — 3fr ...
... army temperance. The Army Council has decided that, from April 1, free issues of fuel and light shall be allowed for temperance rooms, under the ordinary regulations applicable to accessories, at all militaiy stations where branches of the Army Temperance ...
... Place of Literature in Temperance Work, in the course of which be expressed regret that the majority of tem- perance people refrained from the expenditure of a single farthing in temperance literature. He suggested that every temperance society should have ...
... TEMPERANCE LODGES. Last evening there was held in the King's Hall of the Holborn Restaurant the third annual festival of the Federated Temperance Masonic Lodges. when over members of the five temperance lodges in London and their friends attended. The ...
... WOMEN AND TEMPERANCE. An effort is being made. a correspondent, by the Church of England Temperance rotiety to give more prominence to the work of sonien in their organisation. This is due in no small measure to the influence of Dr. Pereira, Bishop of ...
... LODGES AND TEMPERANCE Not a few prominealt Freemasons took part he the Easter conference of the Grand Lodge of the International Order of Good Templara, which opened yes:erday at Birmingham. Times have altered considerably sines 1792, Monts wrote that ...
... instruction by teachers in sympathy ■with the work, and temperance reformers were in- debted to the service rendered in that respect by the National Temperance League. ?? Woman's Place in the Temperance. Reformation was defined by Mrs. G. B. Reany. Pre-eminently ...
... WOMEN AND TEMPERANCE. Sir J. M. McCALLIAI Paisley) presented a petition signed by 23,400 members of the British Women's Temperance Association (Scotland) In fasour of the Temperance (Scotland) Bill. QUESTIONS. THE ETRIKE AT ROSYTH. Dr. MACNAMARA (Secretary ...
... TEMPERANCE OVERSEAS. TORONTO, March C' A 1I\) ion numbering 20,000 to Parliament Buiklings ye6teso _ _ . and the Premier with a petii.. bearing signatazos in favour of prohibition in the province of Ontario of the manufacture, sale, and consumption of ...