... TEMPERANCE. Mr. BROTHERTON presented a petition from several places, against the sale of intoxicating liquors on the Sabbath. Sir JOHN OWEN STANLEY presented petitions from several places, in favour of Temperance Societies. LAND-TAX. Sir WILLIAM HEATTICOTE ...

... TEMPERANCE. The Bishop of NORWICH presented fourteenTetidons, signed by upwards of 2,000 persons residing in his diocese, in favour of temperance. He must confess that at first he was averse to it, but since then he had entertained different opinions ...

... TEMPERANCE. Mr. BROTHERTON presented a petition from se• veral places, against the sale of intoxicating liquors on the Sabbath. Sir JOHN OWEN STANLEY presented petitions from several places, in favour of Temperance Societies. ...

... TEMPERANCE. Mr. HUME also presented a petition from the inha• bitants of the district of Groke, praying that some re• striction might be placed on the destruction of human food, for the purpose of being distilled into that which was the parent of crime ...

... TEMPERANCE. Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition from the members of the Temperance Societies in the United Kingdom, praying for an amendment of the law relating to licensing. The petition was numerously signed, and had been presented to the other house ...

... TEMPERANCE. Lor3 BROUGHAM presented a petition from the members of the Temperance Societies in the United Kingdom, praying for an amendment of the law relating to licensing. The petition was numerously signed, and had been presented to the other house ...

... TRIUMPH OF TEMPERANCE. REV. THEOBALD MATHEW IN DUBLIN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. SlR,—The most sanguine advocates for the successful progress of this great and glorious moral revolution could not have anticipated the triumphal scenes which yesterday's ...

... TEMPERANCE IN _RUSSIA. The Polish journal Wiadomosci Polski publishes the following Russian order to the Bishop of Samogitia, to restrain the efforts of the Polish clergy:from spreading temperance among the peasantry : Wilno, June 2, 1860 (No. 3,671.) ...

... TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. The tremendous increase which has latterly take place in the consumption of ardent spirits, and th e consequent increase of crime and misery, has et' tiacted the attention of persons of all classes. Th: universal question now is ...

... TEMPER.AtUkg IN THE July 10. Highest 65 52. Daily Mean General Itegister July 22,1841., 75°' • 50 6.0 E LONDON GAZETTE. (TIIIS EVENING.) 1 ,WAR-OFFICE 23. e Lieutenant,l.i eu t . W. Ist Regiment of Dragoon vice lV .A G ] r l e a n y , 'froth. the ath ...

... TEMPERANCE IN BUSSIA. The Polish journal TViadomosci Polski publishes the following Russian order to the Bishop of Samogitia, to restrain the efforts of the Polish clergy:from spreading temperance among the peasantry :-- Wilno, June 2, 1860 (No. 3,671 ...

... OBSTACLES TO TEMPERANCE. Some concise remarks u p on th e various difficulties . which lie in the way of a general spread of temperance through the British nation were made at the meeting of the National Temperance League by the President, Mr. Bowly. ...