... TEMPERANCE County N'onien's Union Meet at Camborne The Women's Tenspiersr.c• Association county union annual ing was hell at the Travenson-streirt Methodist Schoolroom. Camborne. Thurwlay. D•votions were led by Rev. Z R. Sarchet, by Mra .1. Johns (local ...

... Temperance Sir, —As a result of Mr. W. H. Worsnop's letter, I read Mr. Isaac Foot's speech in the Methodist Conference on Temperance. The policy of Methodism is the policy of safety in this matter, namely, the urgent need for the advocacy of total abstinence ...

... Temper Mr Paul Dunkels. prosecuting said McCartney was ve posses sive and his relationship with his wife. who was ten years youn, vr. deteriorated quic k an quite y er their marriage last November During the time they lived in Berryman-crescent Falmouth ...

... Temperance Sir, I have no desire to increase Mr. W. H. Worsnop’s output of letters. I am sorry I cannot accept his views on Christianity, or Methodism, or Church History. Such views are to be brushed aside. Mv reference to Methodism and total abstinence ...

... Temper Earher Mr had told the court “Mr Richards and Miss Wildman hived together. and by all accounts their tionship could be described as a stormy one.” Words had been exchanged between both parties during the the assault evening of which took place ...

... GAMBLING AND TEMPERANCE WEST CORNWALL BAPTISTS' RESOLUTIONS. Devon and Cornwall Baptist Association met at Torquay last weeK, when Rev. M. Murphy (Falmouth) was succeeded in the presidential chair by Mr F. J. Marnham (Torquay); and Mr. T. 'lies (Devonport) ...

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... 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 ...

... DOMESTIC TEMPER . .111reii..Maimalade Jar. 'Through a Window ! GInS on the pavement outside Sunrise. Greenbank-terram Falmouth. on the morning of April it. came from a marmalade jar and • window, it was stated in 'Falmouth Court. on Thursday. And the ...

... 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 ...