... TEMPERANCE AND TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. I We never met with any thing upon these subjects that at all t exrse1our views till we fell fin with Dr. Channing's (of o Amrc)address. Here, in our humble opinion, the subject 0 is theated as it ought. He nvoids ...

... fairy godmothers ever thought of bestowing uipon the princa or princess, whom she pro. _ tocts, the invaluiable gift of a bad temper. Anld yet, we believe, few persons upon reflection would deny that, for the purpose of'securing to its fortunate owncr somethingL ...

... vote of thlanlks, and said there was very little , about temperance in either of the lectures. They , S had had a great many side-issues, and if either gentleman would give a lecture about temper- ant'e they would 'be interested, because they T1. ly would ...

... TEMPE RANCE SOCIETY. A very numerous meeting oft thre members and friends of the Newv British and Foreign Temperance Society, was held onl Tuesday evening last, at the Town Hail. The Rev. Mr. Edwards having beet' called to the Chair, Mr. WALL briefly ...

... WOMEN AND TEMPERANCE. The annual -meeting of the Portsmouth f Women's kemperance Association was hild on iuesday eveiiiug at Starnforl-street Chapels Laniport. Mrs. Ward prtsiding over a large audience. The proceedings opened with an approprrate hymn ...

... the Chairman said that 27 years. ago he had first sizued the temperance pledge, and from that tinme had been in active service. ?? recalled the occpsion on which he preiched his first -temperance sermon,. and the consternation and disapprovral it cahsed ...

... THIZIFT AND TEMPERAN-;CE. A T A LAN PORP FAiLCTORY. Stay factory hand(s are not as a body so renowned lor t:apcrfi uco and thrift that a new na-L t:re w iacl has keen takeln at ti'e Lane pot t- rtrees stay lacrory is uiduesiertinlg of public no tice. ...

... SONS OF TEMPERANCE at IN COUNCIL AT LANDPORT. Si On Saturday a mcst successful annual meeting rt D. of the aunts and Isle of Wight district of the T R. Sons of Temperance was held in the Queea's ve Room at the Speedwell Hotel, Landport.-P 6.t Mr. W ...

... aniugec was self. control. The ob lect ii] wivich tentijeraiceu workers3 had ice View was to lf swin men and ( worac-n to laud temperate saini pijrcr liures. Parents wierm ofteni to blame for the IIi inifeuperate liabtis of thel, childcren beceose. they 8c didi ...

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... TEMPERANCE IN THE NAVY. ad DEMONSTRATION AT THE TO-WI HALL. th be In connection with the Royal Naval Temper- t auce Society, an organisation which has been an f immeuse power for good in the Royal Navy for hethe last thirty years, a aval demonstration ...

... BP.NNETTS, Wesleyan Temper. ance Secretary, said he felt there was a danger of be the more important aspects of the temperance h qne1 stion being eclipsed by the legislative, aspect. 'He had bsen a close observer of the temperance ig movement throughout ...