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... TEMPERANCE AND TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. I We never met with any thing upon these subjects that at all t exrse1our views till we fell fin with Dr. Channing's (of o Amrc)address. Here, in our humble opinion, the subject 0 is theated as it ought. He nvoids ...
... TEMPERANCE. The following letter has been handed to as for pub- llcation:- Tourist Offices, Ludgate Circus, London, EU. November 14th, 1877. ly dear Sir-Afteryouintimatedyourintentionof calling b upon me to support the resolution, so ably proposed by ...
... TEMPERANCE. Itaki MIRS. CLARA L, BALFOUR'S LECTURE. 10 On Friday, Mrs. Balfour delivered a lecture, at the instane of ithe Leeds Ladies' Temperance Agssociation, duo On Temperance, in the Music-hiall, Albion-etreet, Leeds. but The audience Wats numerous ...
... TEMPERANCE. ' ,thv 7PX#- an PX;I.- V~ ..-77 I To the Editor of the Northern Echo. SIR,-In reading a report of the meeting of M 0 the Stockton branch of the Church of England ae Temperance Society held at Stockton on Tuesday 7 a. night I was not a little ...
... TEMP'ERAN~CE. A very numerous meeting of the working classes of Ips. wich was held at the Mechanics' Institution on Tuesday evening last, to hear a lecture on Temperance from John Hocking, the celebrated Birmingham Blacksmith, R. D. Alexander in the chair ...
... fairy godmothers ever thought of bestowing uipon the princa or princess, whom she pro. _ tocts, the invaluiable gift of a bad temper. Anld yet, we believe, few persons upon reflection would deny that, for the purpose of'securing to its fortunate owncr somethingL ...
... supported byu quotations from ihte' miost eminetit medical writers both ancient I 'and modern lie rejoicod at the good'that Temperance Socie- ties are effectting, antd considers 'theLi as pioncers who arce pre- c paring the Hainhds of ihanliud'for',thbe ...
... chorus from William Tell, Temperance addresse3 were given by the chairman and Mtr T. MoAil. Ar Warland, organising agent, expressed the pleasere it gave them to have the son of one of the most earne4t and devoted temperance reformers Bristol had ever ...
... argument (in the ques- ?? of Total Absthience, ?? I feel it a douy before I sit down to delis-er a personal testimony. Thiss m iy Temper- alice Birthday, aiud, if abstainers miay bh said to come of ego inl the Saine year as royal persons, I thim, day att-in mny ...
... X TEMPER. THE fight has as yet hardly begun, but already we are in the midst of epithets such as incredibly stupid, mean and most contemptible. The former phrase is applied by Mr. CHAMBERLAIN to Mr. GLADSTONE; the latter, to Lord ROSEBERY. The words ...
... THE WORLD'S TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT. The convention resumed its sittings yesterday morning. Mr. Samuel Bowly took the chair. The-secretary read a paper containing statistical account of the state and progress of temperance principles ...
... wr nfI, tiei id to the holy cause. Were they afraid. of en ~ en emdsnua? Hear what the Lccdor 2'etsifrawr W I-iionofhebst temperance pubilictinso (lay, be sadontatsbjc.Here the speakier read an article from (c It teperiqcainof which the purport was tlrat ...