... TEMPERANCE IN TURKEY. PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS MILITARY CRIME. New York, Thursday. The Umted Press publishes the following from its special correspondent at Constantinople (Mr Wood) by courier arir ) then New York:— special Irade of the Sultan pubfic dri nkenness ...

... TEMPERANCE BILL. RADICAL SUPPORT OF LORDS ' AMENDMENTS. The Manchester Guardian, article discussing the action of the Government the Scottish Temperance Hill, says:— e not often sympathise with the Lords in their disputes with the Commons, but certainly ...

... THE TEMPERANCE BILL. FRASERBURGH AND LORD BALFOUR'S AMENDMENT. forenoon special meeting of Fraserburgh Town Council wae held tor the pur. pose a letter from the Convention Burghs regarding Lord Balfour's amendment to Scottish Temperance Bill, which was ...

... SONS OF TEMPERANCE. At the conference of the Sens of Temperance Sheffield yesterday, Mr Walter Da vies, the chief secretary, strongly supported the National Insurance Bill, and said if the Friendly Societies refused to accept the bill, they would make ...

... TEMPERATE INTERVENTION. BELGIANS KILLED BY GERMAN SOLDIERS. Amsterdam, Sunday. A telegram via Berlin states that the oocasion of the roll-call of the inhabitants carried out by the German authorities at number of Belgians tried to commit exisesses against ...

... TEMPERANCE ACT. A number of club frequenters in Aberdeen had an unexpected experience yesterday. On arriving at their clubs, according to custom, in the early morning for the purpose of slaking their thirst, they were surprised to find them closed. This ...

... TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. The Aberdeen Temperanoe Society met rooms of the Cervtral Mission, Schoolhill, on Saturday evening. There was varied programme, consisting of songs, duets, recitations, and instrumental selections. The vice-president, Mr Alfred Macleod ...

... TEMPERANCE AND FOOD. Miss May Yates (founder and hon. eeCrC o f tho Bread and Food Reform Leag 1 0 president of the National Food Inquiry a friendly society which organised la* ui co-operation with the League, a P campaign attended many thousand been ...

... TEMPERANCE AND LONGEVITY. The folio-wing remarkable mortality statistics have just been given by the chairman of the Life Assurance their annual meeting:— Expected Actual Per deaths- deaths, centago. Prenatal section 132 02 69.70 Temperance section . ...

... THE TEMPERANCE BILL. Ic ekcuholders' protest. OF FIVE YEARS' limit. °MPULSORY insurance APPROVED. °f from all . was held the '(By Hall, afternoon for the purpose e ®oofctiifti Bill, TT *° lfc^le oi oompu'ijory :aisoB ' n event the bill qj was under the ...

... Parliament was not heartening from the ' temperance i-oint ->f vi-jw, some of their -nost valiant men had fallen in the electoral fight. LOST SEATS IN PARLIAMENT. But these did not loso their seats because th»v were temperance men—as interested persons endeavoured ...

... SONS OF TEMPERANCE The Sons Temporaries Friendly Society met in in London yesterday. the appeal of the president, Councillor J. H. Steele, of Sal ford, made a collection, which amounted £160, for> the benefit the widows and orphans the Whitehaven ...