... TEMPERANCE. The report of the Diocesan Temperance stated—A idgniftcant sign of the pro rest* tbo temperance cauw' was found m the fact that the liquor trade was beginning last U» realise the power the forces arravwl agakwt it. and in many raace bqj»»r ...

... TEMPERANCE. Sir John William Moore, in moving the adoption of the report the Committee of the Diocesan Temperance Association, said he must begin moving an amendment which would, he was sure, receive their unanimous assent. It was that the name of the ...

... TEMPERANCE I.AROB UALL. ABTrlNr ROOM. W)t«n uprwonm from rtrloo* tempwtnp* orgmalia- U»o» bo prwoil. Admlaaioa Ttm-Br UcbWa arty. bad •' tba 0«c«. Ooffaa Mra. ThumpaoD, ?, «Ut«l, ParaoDa. Cppar rUla Ama>. ...

... TEMPERANCE J^ATiiMINES SCHOOL SOCIETY. THE FOURTH ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING Will ) Ije held at the SCHOOL, THIS (FRIDAY) EVG. READINGS AND RECITATIONS By a eeltbratcd autiouist. Vocaj, AND Mcsic di&tingui.ihed Aioaienrs The hair will be taken at o'clock, ...

... TEMPERANCE. H.'V. I'flnuit M'tiee prcpos«i the adoption ...

... AND TEMPERANCE. The Archbishop Canterbury has written to Biahop of Croydon, Chairman oi the of England Temperance Society, erpress in- his belief that even legislative efforts are nothing i-ortipared with the efforts which may result from the qmot. jxmnsteat ...

... TEMPERANCE. The report of the Dioceean Temperance Committee •was presented. Mr. T. Y. Chambers said that the facts presented in that report constituted dis grace to the Diocese of Kihnore. found that most of the report consisted of “iNo returns,” and ...

... TEMPERANCE Yesterday the first scission of the thirteenth iHocesan Synod of Glendalough was held in * Synod Hall, Christchurch place. His rac ® the Archbishop Dublin, President, ‘kicupicd the chair. Holy Communion wag Previously celebrated in the Cathedral ...

... TEMPERANCE. the Temperance breakfast, tinder the auspices of the National Temperance League. Sir William Clegg. J P . Chairman of the Sheffield Education CommiUee. presided He Mid temperance reformer- had every reaeon to gratified with the progress of ...

... TEMPERANCE round'd THE UNIT KING DO AND GENERAL PRO VIDENT INSTITUTION TOT.VJ. . -?®® INCOME . • UißbMt Btcvritr. o-ncf'n- an,l Valualicn* OiVk*iao» wplo»- L« M»oa»»- mrci LaprM'a lipbkl jl' UnTuaeot ,r ». alas* Death. rrwdvore any part ihr World ...

... TEMPERANCE MRS LUCAS’ MISSION JS* MOVEMENT. MRS JOSEPH LUCAS will (D V) commence her Minion TO-MORROW ’(Sunday) AFTERNOON, p Rev J E MOFFATT, D, will preside, and large Cboir will lead the aingmg. TO-MORROW (Sunday), 4 p m. TO-MORROW (Sunday). 4 p m. ...

... TEMPERANCE STEPHENS SOCIETY. A MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT Will be glten WEDNESDAY’ EVENING. Jjh. 2nd, 1884, IN THE SCHOOLHOUSE. NORTHUMBERLANDKOAU. Cliair taken at 7.30 o’clock By the Kei:t*»r, Kev. J. H. WALSH, D.D. The Hibernian Band of Hope ...