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... which hs wanted a separation was incrm- patibility of temper, He had not shown violent temper himself. 3Hea was 'accustomned to pace about the room when he had anything to think about, but not in-a temper. !de had never had occasion to suggest any unfaithfulness ...

... United Temperance Council and Band of Hope Union, the United Kingdom Alliance, the Churoh of England Temperance Soclety, the British Women's Temperance Association, the Women's Total Abstinence Ualon, the Salvation Aimy, ad the Son of Temperance. In reppoume ...

... Okurch of England Temperance Confer- I ence held at Ohulmleign, yesterday, the Rev. J I Pitkin, Chaplain of H.M. Prison, Exeter, read a i paper entitled Tbhe influence of teauperance work in the dimrinution of crime. He said the temper- anre work had been ...

... mother's name. Thela was no name over the Temperance hotel which he kept at Poutnewynydd. There was no discussion when the bill of sale was given as to what name it should be given in. Mr. Tanner had given up the Temperance Hotel business, and gone into an ordinary ...

... no less than five hours' dratlon, with g Bortbwick, the champion of the slaveholder, Bat it wad ic the promotion of the temperance movement that hid e life has been obisfiy spent, Re was no load-voiced de. a rcurcer of publioans and brewers. A perfect ...

... state of the principles of temperance in the United States. He was received on board by Mr. Samuel rope,I honorary secretary of the alliance, and several other well known temperance advocates, and conducted to Brown's Temperance Coffee-house, Clayton-square ...

... &c. The sermon on temperance latelypreaohed in the - Cathedral by the Very Rev the Dean of Bristol was severely commented upon. Bro, Paufrey, ?? and others urged upon the members the necessity for earnest and aggressive temperance work during the coming ...

... of the coingregation, and took an activepartin thevariousreligions andcharitbable works coinnected with it, including a temperance society. In July, 1877, the defendant was the means, it was said, of circulating statements to the effect that the plaintiff ...

... year is the beautiful one of loiwderlham Park; the date, Thursday, the 20th instant, Three days previous, the 23rd, the Temperance Society intend to hold a ?? ?? Park. On Saturday afternoon, a fine vessel, naned the Edina, Mr. Walter Mear, master, was ...

... much fagged with Mr Cooper's affairs, and talked of resigning his hospital appointment. Me believed deceased to be a man of temperate habits. The letter to Mrs. Morton was as follows f7, Wrobur-j-place. Dercemler (sic 30), 3840.-My dearest Mary Ann,-Employ ...

... at noon. Mr Mark White. will will open a isle of work on the Betheiship, under the auspices of the Bristol Temperance Soeiety and Gospel Temperance Union, There will be vosal and instrumental music at intervals. THE CnUnCH HOUSE MEETING.-At the meeting ...