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... Temperance Teaching. Tho Rev. Gwjnfryn Jones referred tlic Ufco that should be made of Mr. Fisher’s Education Act. Their ’ miness was see that their views were laid clear before the education authorities in regard to temperance teaching suggested tliat ...
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... TEMPERANCE DRINKS. In answer to a question in to•lay's hrlia rnest•ry papers in regard to beverages add ▪ temperaine drinks stamina-I in the Governineat laboratory. Mr. Angolab stable gnat during 1907 the total number id ✓ainples ezuoined of whirl, roatinned ...
... Tempers fray `propaganda' SPARKS flew when a senior Liverpool opposition councillor clashed with a top official. Deputy Liberal Democrat leader Mike Storey made a personal attack on city solicitor Bill Murray during a debate. The city solicitor leaped ...
... THE RESULT OF TEMPER. William Sheen, labourer, of Crypt-court, was summoned at Chester, to-clay, for assaulting his son, Ronald Sheen (10), and causing injuries. The proceedings were instituted by the N.S.P.C.C., and defeedant pleaded guilty. Mr. Frank ...
... Quick-tempered He also denied replying: That's none of your business. when told that he was behind with his work. He said: I said ' I will go and see a shop steward about this' but I was told that shop stewards were not recognised there and I was ...
... ERRATIC TEMPER He had been out of work now for two years.. and it bad preyed on his mind. Had he any other troubler women (11.'11(110—No. Rather erratic in his temper. was not he—Yes. and when those moods came on he worried about being out of work. and ...
... VIOLENT TEMPER. It for her protection and that of her eight children. liar husband had gone for them several times, and she was afraid it might turn to murder. lie went into very violent tempers over nothing and seemed to have no control over himself ...
... TEMPERANCE ORINKS, Mr. A. W. Stokes, public analyst, in reporrpro* •ented to the vestry of the parish of St. Matthev, BcUioal grcen, states :— ** Not Ion? aiooe a report was raised in Parliament that some temperance drinks contained rather large proportions ...
... TEMPERANCE IN WALES. The Hrst meeting the National Tcrnf*' ’* •nee Council of Wales was held last Friday at Shrewsbury. In the absence of the president (Lord Mr. W. Jones, Cardiff, occupied chair.- The «hicf topic of discusaion was •he Welsh Tennicranoe ...
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... LOSS TO TEMPERANCE, One also finds. he proceeded. that bounce which were temperance houses in the old days. now consider it an integral part hospitality to offer cocktails and whisky to their guests. %cry large number of Americans look on prohibition ...