... TEMPERANCE. MEETING IN A united meeting under the auspices of the Ulster Temperance Council was held the O.C. Hall, HaudaUtown, on Thursday—Mr. Gordon Agnew SbJ Barton, the well-known Scottish sneaker, la speech stated the case for local option, giving ...

... TEMPERANCE. 1 in sympathy with every effort, to promote the cause of Temperance, and will support such measure* as may introduced with this itt view. • 1 will support any measuic Local Option introduced the piesent tloveinment. . Should you the honour ...

... Temperance. In all his long and honoured oonvenership Dr. Macmillan never stood before a smaller audience than last night. But the speaker was at his very best, and won frequent rounds of applause as he denounced what he described as the greatest enemy ...

... TEMPERANCE The people of the parish were temperate, The pledges were renewed on Passion Sunday and fairly well kept. He entreated the people there, as elsewhere, to abstain from the use of strong drinks on the occasion fairs and markets. ,Any excess such ...

... TEMPERANCE. Rev. A. Sloan submitted report on temperance. and moved its adoption. Mr. Robert Cmwford seconded the motion, which was panned. SABBATH SCHOOLS. The report on Sabbath-echoole was read by Rev. W. A. Adams, and unanimously adopted. DAY SCHOOLS ...

... TEMPERANCE The report on Temperance was submitted by the Rev. A. E. S. Stronge, B.D., RasliarkSn. Well may the public-house be described as a slaughter-house,” said, for morals, ability and conduct are slaughtered there.” He referred to the number of ...

... TEMPERANCE IG HT, TO-NIGHT (Tuesday). Th. Report .01 be briedy pre,”led b. the COM MOM JOHN MACMILLIN. end J. GAMEY, WI. SPLAKEAS— • SALEERY. BEV. GEORGE A. HENRY. D.D., ...

... am as keen on temperance reform k any member the temperance party, and I declare most emphatically the carrying out of tbk scheme would not only be immoral, but would violate every principle of justice. By all means advocate temperance reform, and let ...

... Temperance. are less satisfied with the position Temperance. We had hoped that there would bo a general agreement on the subject of reduction of licences, and that all parlies could work together happily for common end —an increasingly sober Ulster. Reading ...

... Temperance. Mr. John Smyth, M.A. moved. Rev. Thorna* Dunkerlcy .-econdod. the following resolution, which wa« carried unanimously:—“ That, in view of the widespread evil and suffering caused the excessive use of alcoholic linuors, and having regard the ...

... samisediyon the deeeemie. In this respect there ha been a east improvement. People sot non get drunk, but they still drink. The temperance rainpaiga of last centnry vas onsinly directed against drunkenness. No M. defended it, but them were numberless apologists ...

... TEMPERANCE Speaking tli« subject of tempera Rev. Canon J. W. M‘Quai ...