... TEMPERANCE 'The conference support of the work of the Temperance Council of the Christian Churches. and wet- It as a signal illustration of the was In which the combined of tbr Christian Church can urromplish great sorial ends. Without judging the ,ssue ...

... Women's Temperance Association, and the work under Mrs. Moffat, Clow and Weymouth had made considerable progress. The chairman welcomed Mr. J. M'Causland to the committee as representing the National Commercial Temperance League. IRISH TEMPERANCE LEAGUE ...

... FOR TEMPERANCE The Campaign of the North Belfast Council At well-attended meeting of the North Belfast Temperance Cotmeil, at Carlisle Circus last night, the Rev. John Pollock presided. Be said there was no denomination of the visible Church that was ...

... (TEMPERANCE) LANSDOWNE CRESCENT. On Sea Front. Good Coring. Ut« Dinner. Persoiul Supervision. Every Comfort. Electric Light throughout. Moderate. Mrs. MACFARLANE. Phone 28. VISITORS TO PORTRUSH Would Hud It to their advantage to unlne my Stock and ascertain ...

... TEMPERANCE. Lurgan and Registration of Clubs. At a meeting the Lurgan Temperance Coiino:!—Mr. S. A. Bell, J.P., presiding-a report of the action the Council in op|>oeing the registration of local clubs was eubtn'.Ued, and Mr. Wm. Lema, solicitor, wae ...

... TEMPERANCE The Clerk iuov®d« That are strongly miinion that the prohibition the liquor traffic should b® th© aim th® Church, yet th© Committee in charge th© subject temperance has selected local option a® « preliminary for further attacks the destroying ...

... TEMPERANCE llcalin;* with the temjierance controversy. Mrs. O'Neill pointed out the advantages that had followed the escel'cnt legislation trial had already been carried out Lord Craigavon ■-•ml the Parliament of Northern Ireland. Sunday closing had been ...

... Temperance. the rm'tion Rev. Charles A. Robinson. •e ...

... 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., ...

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

... TEMPERANCE. Proceeding, he said the Government would legislate in regard to the worrying of cattle and sheep by doge in view the reports Ashir-h had been brought to their notice. Dealing with temperance, Lord Craigavon he had been round the Six Counties ...