... 0.G.T., and try to ‘:hinznd to save others from falling. N 2 %nclth'e anniversary meetings were L’Dr%h usion, a special temperance serki the ned at the Balham Congregational fop - Rey . ‘N?h)a -H. H. Carlisle, M.A. Mr. Car& t'ule text, Nehemiah (chap ...

... pleased, amd at what price and of what quality the brewer pleased. (Hear, hear.) They would have done something indeed for temperance when they had slain the iniquitous tied-house system. (Applause.) At the present time they saw the brewers, grown rich beyond ...

... the preservation of the schools. PUTNEY’S TEMPERANCE TEACHERS.—Five candidates belonging to the local branch of the Church of England Temperance Society, who went in for inter-diocesan examination on temperance teaching in the Bible, have all been successful ...

... the meet-ing would further urge the Count{ Council to main}tam, in the interests of the people of London, the successful temperance policy of the last 17 years.” } The Chairman went on to say that the answer to the old question, “Is life worth living ...

... be a leg of mutton supper. TEMPERANCE ENTERTAINMENT AT SOUTHFIELDS. ' A successful concert was given on Tuesday pight in the Parish Room, Southfields, to the members of St. Michael’'s Branch of the Church of England Temperance Society by Mr. and Mrs. Eckhoff ...

... }(';en’s Temperance. Church Literary Socie'y, At : their meeting last Tuesday they passed a resolution, mild in its way, though, nevertheless, unmistakable in its meaning, “That the present Ticeusing proposals will not promote true temperance.”” T believe ...

... as a messenger of peace, and there was no fight. Priconer saill a man was “chipping” him about his face, and he lost his temper. , A penalty of ss. was impozed. ...

... ENTERTA.INM'ENT AT ST. ANDREW'’S, EARLSFIELD, On Tuesday evening, in connection with the Church of Englang Temperance Society, the workers of the Ready-Bartle Poor Children’s Fund, gave their clever and boautiful tablean entertainment, interspersed with ...

... good-tempered dog, and witness had seen 1t playing .amongst people on the common. No complaint had ever been received about the dog. Wm. Hughes, head-keeper on Wimbledon Common, also stated that he had known the dog as a perfectly good-tempered dog for ...

... representative on Tuesday, Mr. Mackereth, who 1s a well-known temperance advocate, and acted as secretary to the recent conference on alcohol and social economics arranged by the National Temperance League at the London County Hall, said that his object was ...

... must be a Imeasure of true temperance reform. Mr. . Pringle, replying on the discussion, asserted that past experience showed that a ro. duation of drinking facilities, as the present Bill proposed, would promole temperance. As for the question of the ...

... with assaulting his little son, Charles Keen. The little fellow was playing with his brother, when the prisoner, losing his temper, is alleged to have knocked him down and kicked him about the body. , Dr. Charles Delia Brock, the divisional police surgeon ...