... Is OF 'TEMPERANCE. at • Wait to-d• Ben LW. A. were ass yells =stage Hdl Botha'. The resulted by • bags tine the Mos Worthy &ribs Previously Mott he. been required to give the bet M Lomb' I decided thee lb. time Led I s seise dab tine See A . Clerks, ...

... TEMPERANCE Mr J. J. Hatch Lectures in Hull Under the auspices of the Hull and District Band of Hope and Temperance League, Mr J. J. Hatch, of Oakworth, Keighley, former district superintendent of the United Kingdom Alliance for Hull and district, delivered ...

... TEMPERANCE Elizabeth's Continued Elizabeth's England- arranged the National Commercial .J ...

... SONS OF TEMPERANCE. Mr J. W. Wadsworth, Assistant Secretary t'lo Order the Sons of Temperance, Hull Division, has to-day received a telegram that Mr Wm, Gleadhill (Spring-street) has been elected trustee for the Order, which is holding its annual at ...

... FOR TEMPERANCE. 'CHURCHES AND CHAPELS UNITE AT STOCKTON Attar reseal Mid work the big et opined to-4y in Exchange Halt The d elan. bAraly, to rid tee Temperance Hall a debt over alai her bean armee wee the hall was batik and the named bp meat meantime ...

... TEMPERANCE. In Lor.don Tomperaucc Hospitals the staff are liberty to administer when needful. During 27 years there have been only 43 such cases in total M 7.910. ...

... TEMPER! 2 (his principle, exclaimed County Court on , if! ' K.C.: quite underj!;.!. ...

... TEMPER depends in large a measure•upon the state of the body. A good digestion heips to a sunny disposition. Au ,;:titilishman Is said to be in the best of humour after LIU ditiner. But this can only be the case if tie digestion is astisfactor3 • if ...

... TEMPERANCE AND TIAVE A GOOD TWO HOURS' LAUGH. PRINCE EDWARD PICTURES. WHAT DO THE DOCTORS SAT TWA &ppm,* be Winer Raab tbs. 11., bare _ . non - Picti4! &what lit has h. Noureo at dor add, dot People to adds dot hart de act', cu doctor woad 11.11 it I) ...

... TEMPERANCE. Legiststive licensing problem, are associated with temperance propaganda, but it is a great mistake to suppose that the two things are coextensive. Peelisps some of the temperance organisations. by the almost exclu►ive interest they decotoi ...

... NO TEMPERANCE! Th«n com® the bill far® for the S®«- sion. No one can complain of th® quantity, but there is a curious omission. Why ia nothing said about temperance may said that you have not time for everything. Most Governments have known have been ...

... TEMPER Bloemfontein. Tur-dav At the trial De Wet yesterday evidence was given concerning his fits c.f ungoveniable tem per Enplieh httnk clerk, while retle, l>r apparently thnutthi that this man was connected with the post office, which was closed *1 ...