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... NATIONAL TEMPERANCE FEDERATION. The Annual meeting, delegates of over thirty wee held Exeter Hall. presided oyer raoceuively by Mr. l'eter 1 lagan, M-P., and Mr. W. (president). The latter was re-elected president, and score of M—fcar» Padsenoent were ...
... organisations rsportod iaeludad United Kingdom Band Hope Union, the National Temperance League, the United Kingdom Altianoe, Church Army, and the British Woman's Temperance Association. Miss Breen represented and spoke for France, Mrs. Mcintosh (Capetown) ...
... FATHER NUGENT. Nugent, the great advocate of temperance and founder of several Liverpool for the social his poorer co-religionists, has bean appointed domestic prelate tbe Pope, and henceforth b-s designated Eight Rev. ...
... the ?? of temperance legislation of late years have arisen thro'ugh the unreasonable demands of temperance advo- cates. I have practised, watched. and advocated total abstinence over fifty years, and I am quite persuaded that t-he temperance sun would ...
... approval the adoption the moTraeot Dr. Jayna said—lt bea remembered that we reject or oaoa look askance at th reasoaab.e and temperate requests of MCtioi of oar tail •worn brothers and sisters —and on few u th? strain mare continuous than oa our assistants—we ...
... committee of the South Lancaslire shareholders, held a meeting on Monday evening last, Mareh Ist, 1547. at Msr. Dixon's, Temperance lotel, i3, Great Ancoate-street, Man- cliester, when the following resolutions were agreed to:- That Mr. Ila) le preside ...
... Hodgson, butcher. Ward Mr. Barrett make* a fifth candidate, la there will be a stiff contest, partly political and partly temperance. Two members are the trade,* and a 4s>—had attack is being made their s*sts. The candidates the fcxaperaoc* are Mr. John ...
... Hotel, Rhyl, and waa not a r mmmittise, nor a member CVnDrresa, ticket'holder. Mr. Kent adds that Mr. is,so aesloos for temperance, be will reioice learn that the beer (y Mr. Jones tor from a ItoanniaHy, was dinal failure, and a took place owing to the ...
... be held in the Temperance Hall, 52, Rose-place, next door to St. Anne's Church, on Wednesday even- ing (Christmas Eve), Dec. 24th. Tickets to be had at Mr. Farrell's, Temperance Hotel, 4, Cazaneaw- street; Mr. Goodfellow's, Temperance Hotel, Tar- I t ...
... committee of the South Lancaheireis'eareb61ders, ield a meeting op Monday everning last, March lst, '1847, att Mr. Dixon's, .Temperance 'Eotel, 93, Great Ancoate-street, Man- . liester, .when the following resolutions wiere areed to:- That Mr. UIayle preside ...
... 2B3 (£3,815) .; Church 'of England 'temperance Society, £7,311 ; Home and Colonial School Society, £7,222 ;Metropolitan Tabernacle Colpsortage Association, £5,432; Colonial Missionary Society, £3,702; National Temperance Leavue, £63,630, £63,500;- Missionary ...
... ill D,,wuing-street. S TEMPERANCE MErmORrAL.-Mr. Whitworth, i a M.P, yesterday unveiled a drinking foantain, erected by . subscriaatior, in Southwark, to the memory of the late s Ja.uez West. of Bermoudsey, a working mnau temperance. I advocate. About fifty ...