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... I * To THE REV. JOHN EDGAR. SIR -1 have read with great pleasure your able, ?? O thle subject of temperance, ?? have Oilqltlilli',i if] the NarCsiV.9etter, of whichbjournal I am a bee JIGh I Ims'odiail wish you success, though r,t reald el ans -ol ,oi' ...
... TEMPERANCE. AN ADDRESS, PRESENTED WITH A PIECE OF PLATE, rBY THE MENIBERS OF THE HELLS TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY TO M5. A. BENNETT, ESQ., X VICE-PRESI- DENT OF THE SOCIETY. DEAR SrR-We, the members of the Kells Total Absti- nence Society, beg leave to ...
... them, supported as they are by the precept and example of the temperate, have a powerful influence in promoting drunkenness. Hie also declared, In strong terms, his own conviction, that Temperance Soctieties have been raised up by the Spirit of Gods- as:a ...
... untiringly engaged for some time past in the prepara- tory work of inducing and instructing their flock to engage in the Temperance Society, now spreading through the land, and happily extending from sea to sea. On Sunday last they proceeded in the formation ...
... TEMPERANCE. _ _ I At a meeting hold in the Mary-street Temperance Room, Cork, oil Thursdaiy evening, the Apostle of Temperance, in the course of his speech, ?? is with great regret that I understand many of you have been drinking cider and cordials, which ...
... TEMPERANCE. Dru7nkards shall not inherit the Kingdom of God. 'TO THE' EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. -Sla-In my last address to the, temperate members of society, I endeavoured to turn their attention to a few of the many ways by which they honour the widegate ...
... TEMPERANCE. The following Address of the Wicklow Total Abstinence and Friendly Benefit Slociety was presented to the Very Rev. Theobald Mathew on the occasion of his late visit to Wicklow:- VEaY REV. SIR-We hail with unbounded enthusiasm your presence ...
... work finished, every marriage, every birth' very baptism, every: wake, every funeral, furnishes an pology for a treat. The temperate. man, does not drink much himself, ,ut he leads into temptation' evrery mant who' do6 in a piece of service.- Porters,'coach ...
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... may such men work together for the improvement of society. When children press forward to spread abroad the blessings of temperance, we need not have any fears as to the results. We understand that some very young members. of Doctor Spratt's society addressed ...
... sincerest pleasure learned, that, as a body, you have for years past conducted yourselves in a mannrer creditable to the temperance cause, and honourable to yourselves as men and citizea. There are some exccp. tions to this rule, and I have been lately ...
... * TEMPERANCE. We insert the following statement- of.the American Temr' perance Society,: entitled, National Cost of 1itemperance,' believing it may be interesting to' many. ingenious persons, and useful in directing attention to. the many and various ...