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... A TEMPERANCE DERBY. We are evidently improving, as a nation. On Thursday, the day after the Derby, there was not a single charge or summons to be heard at the Mansion house, and Alderman Allen, who had undertaken to take the place of the Lord Mayor, was ...
... 1;taI1O my foad, Dr. VlWindet (trwnfit? to the cragia- t trate) UcBL thre women -wheze tinder the ilflaoinee of . . the fi,,s of temper would -not ear ; but obe wA, In gfod I 2ri sellner (aimnt determinedly): if I gets r Levtl 31 .btret reho*roe ol taking my ...
... SUICIDE THROUGH TEMPER. Ox Thursday morning Mr. Wynne E. Baxter held an inquiry at the East India Arms, High-street, Poplar, touching the death of Martha Alias Parker, aged 4 thirty-nine, the wife of a clerk, residing at 3, Alpha,-; road, Mllliwal. Hlenry ...
... newspapers on a rl, Sinclair, a temperance lecturer, and that he threatened to expose Mr. Gough unless he made a letractntion of that charge. He, therefore, writing on lie subject, said, Justice shall be done, even if the temperance heavens fall-a rather amusing ...
... it i3 alleved, of her own brotter, unier pee-. liarly pathetic circumstanee-s. he tragody seems to have been the result o. temper on both sides. It was enacted in the house of a elogmaker, George Smi1 h, 50, Bueh-street. On Wodnesday night the father came ...
... was held last evwning at Sion Col- lego to hear an address byT Mr. Whittaker, M.P., on The Social and Economical Aspects of Temper- anee. Mr. John LMorris 'of Ashurst, Me!rris, Cri5p, and Co.d was in the chair. Mr. Whittaker marshidled his facts in a lucid ...
... the witness that he was afraid she would be getting tired of waiting for him, and added, I have done this in temper; I hfave a nasty temper, which you know.. On another slip of papor wse written: 'EverytbingI possess I will to Edith Eliza Adams.-E ...
... I SCENE AT A TEMPERANCE HOTEL I The Hon. J.oseph Blake, Pon of Lord Wallseourt, was charged at Bow- street police-court, on Monday, with ,assaulting John Williams and Police- constable Joseph Bardler.-Mr. John Williams, the prosecutor in the first case ...
... he had his suspicions.- lMr. D'E~yncourt: What nar you ?? ness: I a~m a traveller, hut I am inte- rested in the cause of temperance. The witness added that he followed the man, and halfway to the barracks noticed that he bad wrapped the paper round the ...
... A TEMPERANCE SOCIETY'S DISPUTE. r. AT the Stratford Petty Sessions on Saturday Michael ,e CLShMian, the late secretary of the Walthamstow Open- n sir Temperance Mission, living at Sunnyside-terrace, 1. Qeen's-road, Walthamstow, wassammonedforillegally ...
... Scandalous Conduct of a Temperance Advocat.` At the Liverpool Police-coturt, on the20th inst., Idlwas(i Jolit. subscribing himsself B.A., and livitig at 35, Newstead-road, own Benedict Barassbas Brchlalf, proprietor of the Mlona Maotel, U i'i Warieick-strect ...