... TEMPERANCE The meeting of the Diocesan ?? at Truro on Tuesday, comes et an interest- ing time. It is evident now, we should think, that the schemes for promoting temperance by legislation will have to be reconsidered and modified ; and the Methodist Recorder ...

... THE TEMPERANCE PENZANCE. A large meeting was held at Penzance on Friday, in j favour of the abolition of the Sunday liquor traffic. Mr. Downing stated that Penzance had 5- licensed houses, being one to every 200 inhabitants. He was not as- tonished that ...

... TEMPERANCE. Excess in eating bis highly prejudicial to the health and strength of the body, and not less so to t -e vigour and faculty of the mind. Ha- bitual voracity or gluttony renders men stupid. Temperance in our food allows activity, and improvrrthe ...

... TEMPERANCE- The Education Committee recommended that temperance lessons should form part a series of health lessons which, it was presumed, curriculum was elastic enough J. Vivian asked if it was proposed teach temperance in series health lessons?—Mr ...

... TRUE TEMPERANCE. Sir, —Every tiro letter which •• Member of the True Temperance lion” contributes to >our la«t i*tu« ©alls for correction criticism. The writer makes no attempt to answer the arguments which 1 advanced U>e policy of the Association represent* ...

... TRUE TEMPERANCE. Sir,—Tempera ji c« Hefomer* (r«quontiy fxt'reoß t,hc small audi.•ro-rf H-hicfc thair «»n© reakaoQ that latter are Kcuurallv violent and nbusive, well a.Mr»ei. .* 1 U» the h«l IMtnoipaJ iw*ou the t-hal the proof orator k> not OQMinend ...

... TEMPERANCE WORK. I don’t know what kind institu- # tion the Temperance party are going to* establish in Truro for the furtherance temperance habits ; but one thing lias often struck : that the methods adopted by the licensed victualler are far more likely ...

... ADVANTAGES OF TEMPERANCE The physicians of ancient Egypt ascribed all diseases to the burthen of the stomach; and their prescriptions were limited to emetics, cathartics, and abstinence. The sore way to preserve consti- tutional health and vigour, is ...

... THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT. CAR SUSfDAY CLOSING BB COMPEOMIBK O ? Mr. E. McCartne (Ply mouth)* speaking at the Licensed Victuallers' banquet on the question of Bunday closing, said be understood that Mr. Mai- lock, M.P., had suggested as a compromise, that ...

... TRUE TEMPERANCE. Sir.—Mr. Mere, ia your last issue, gives a general approval to the policy the True Temperance Association, which is reform the public.house sympathetic rather than by vindictive legislation, but incidentally reveal* hiimvilf advocate ...

... only an unjustified mterfereno with personalfreedom, and ir. not only needless for the ( promotion of temperance, but is directly inimical temperance. bou?es arr not the places where linuinr can b- obtained. Tim/ are equally available, even to the poor ...

... Temperance in the Army- The Duke of Connaught, president of the Army Temperance Association, took the chair at the Officers' Club at Aldershot, at a meeting ot the district branch of the association. When in India he saw, he said, a good deal of the working ...