... on strengthen. ng their uppr- ition. lue ?? was not, after all, sur- prised to ltear tio hangege hle sonnetinies did on temperance platforms, hessuse the speakers hadi been educated at thie public house, and had not bad opportunities of inrtrutini or ...

... TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. Yesterday, the teetotallers had what the placards described to be a grand festival and demonstra- tion. Hitherto each temperance society has been jubilant once a year on its own account, but on this occasion an effort was made ...

... groit temperance demonstration during the lirdiistrial Ex- I r.ibition of 18[1. |IMr. J. S. BUCKINGHAM addressed the assembly in I a very discursive speech, in the course of which he expressed a hope, in connection with the projected Monster Temper- ance ...

... GOOD TEMPER,| There's not a cheaper thing ona earth, a Nor vet one halt so dear; 'Tis worth sniore than distioguishod birth, b Or tho~usands gained a year. d It nulcethl poverty conotento 'Jo sorr;ow wvhispers peace; }ti. a r ift foronl ileavc-n Sffnt ...

... the Preston Tcmpcrance Society commenced in thel Tbeatrc, and has been continued there every evening during the week. The temperance band, consisting of 15 persons, many of whom are reformed characters, has enlivened the respective meetings, at intervals ...

... at the same time firm and decided friend and advocate of the temperance cause ; the second, that of an attentive hearer, who came to catch, I was going to say the sacred fire of temperance, which heams so bright in ?? that its rays reached London and ...

... smed of mine that is, if you'll go into temperance with all your might. The old man seemed struck dumb for a moment: bat when he found his tongue, he made that useful member make up for lost time. Wh0 into temperance! he shouted. Did anybody ever hear ...

... TEMPERANCE EN IEflAINMENT.- I ThP pteloeol. iC I._ ._ . . .: ' ftte teetotallers of Kilrush having been invited to break- fast by the teetotalers of this city, came up the river yester- b day in the Garryowen and Dover Castle steamers, accom- Ypanted ...

... schools had ihparted to these brilliant odes, created ai host of translators and imitators, and to such ail extent, that temperance at last was re. garded as a topic totally unworthy of the genius of the muse, and only adapted to the mute inspiration of ...

... or compensation. (A.pplallSe.) Xe thlriught that Mr. Johnston was well entitled to the I ratitule and the thanks of all temperance people- first, for tbe safe exarnole, which he set ; second. ifor his earnest advocacy of total abstinence; and Ithird. ...

... TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. ' r a sent the following sigliificant bacchanalian - song to the Times:- Fill the cup, the bowl, the glass, With wine and spirits high; Ana we will drink, while roond they pass, To Vice and Misery! Push quickly round tbe draught ...

... THEE TEIPi' tNCE F4EST1YAL. The annual festival under the auspices of the Aber- deen Temperance Society was held last night in the Music Hall, which was crowded to overflowing. Mr John Teilh, president of the society, occupied the chair ; and among the ...