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... — = — ae TEMPERANCE, THE memorial presented to the licensing justices olf Newington shewed that during two Sundays, September 12 and 19, fifteen public-houses in the district were careiully watched during the hours at which they were open, with the following ...
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... complaint had been made. Tue Bishop of Southampton, speaking at a temperance meeting at Esher, referredto Lord Roberts as an excellent specimen of a temperance man, and stated that when offered the command of the forces in South Africa the gallant old soldier ...
... TEMPERANCE. Margaret Keliy, of Cia pper Poole, cslebrated her 100.8 birthday on Saturd ay. Sheeo good health, has a hearty appstite, and uv tea ebort time ago cou‘d read asses. Mrs Kally is a teetetaler, and has lived 'm the neighbourhood aii her Some ...
... TEMPERANCE. A Far-reaching and time-honoured obstacle to the progress of Temperance exists in the constant and o.ten profuse, and sometimes illegal, administration intoxicants At the ratepayers' expenses to pauper inmates and officials of workhouses. ...
... TEMPERANCE. The membership of the Post-offiee Total-abtineuc; society has made year's increase from 2,390 to 2,926, of whom 1,580 are adults and 1,506 are messengers. The society has now as many as 40 branches—nine in the Metropolis and 31 in the provinces ...
... TEMPERANCE, | “re at $44 fess ‘j-enged Aonses in J bo. fas% tNaw there wers twe ‘ve yex(S ago, when the v2e 30 000 thay it is DOW. ...
... TEMPERANCE It AINTAIN ED. Mr. Foot said he was glad to know that the temperance sentiment was being maintained in Liskeard. There was a temptation to think that the enemy was very strong and that it was hardly worth while carrying on, hut they bad to ...
... TEMPERANCE ilk is s, Wilkina ! what do I see ; said an anxiona pastor to bibulous member of his firck. Coming out of the public-house again ? Yes, parson, coming out because I haven't got any more money ; bat if you'll give me the price of a ...
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... TEMPERANCE. Tue ninth anniversary of the Blue-ribbon gospel semperance movement, founded by William Noble, February 10, 1878, was celebrated io Exeter-hall on Thuraday. Mr, William I. Palmer, J.?., of presided. The Rev. S. Buss, Mr, W, S. Caine, M.P. ...