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... NOTICE ! By kind permission of Mrs. George Bound, a United TEMPERANCE FETE AND PROMENADE CONCERT, Will be held in THE GROUNDS OF EAST HILL HOUSE, On MONDAY, 2&th Aug. 1876, Under the distinguished Patronage of Lady Greathed ; Mrs. Geo. Bound; the Worshipful ...
... avoiding such event, the sending Such a person Lord Durham to St. Petersburgh would (to so. Coarse in his manners. sour in his temper, ill-read and ill-bred, he has neither the merit ability not of rank to give him the slightest weight at such a Court as that ...
... hav»* th*- bc»t accommodation the town for large or mail parties Special attention »« called the large Dining Rooms at the Temperance part of the Hotel, which will comfortably seat 800 person*, and being within twenty yards the Beach and Bathing Machine* ...
... Tempbeanol— Feb. 7 meeting was successful! v held at St. Paul’s Hall.to inaugurate a Clacton branch of the British Workmen’s Temperance Association.— Mr. J. H. Harman presided. Mrs. Osborne gave an interesting lecture on “The Whiskey War.” Many members were ...
... our paper in all respects a useful and entertaining record of the general intelligence of the day, well as faithful and temperate udvocate offirm, though not obstinate, conservative principles. the remarks which we shall feel tmrselees called to make ...
... Architecture ; Memoirs and Biographical Notices of Eminent Divines, on the Endowments of the Church, Specimens of the Style and Temper of some of it6 first-rate Assailants, Scrip- ture Morality ; Articles Religious, Civil, and Polemi- cal ; and much information ...
... Vivaulder* horses of high character in Yorkshire. HE is a dark bay, 15 hands three inches high, fine action, and remarkably good tempered. Rainbow ob- tained the premium of the Wharfdale Agricnltural Meeting, at Otley, in 1834, being allowed by the Judges to ...
... s! what mockery ! We address ourselves to sober dispassionate men—we ask them to look around—to use their understanding, tempered with humility, in the investigation of truth ; and to decide impartially whether or no, they see anything to boast in what ...
... pages, containing an average of about 660 words to a page (such for example as page 20 of the January number of tne Scottish Temperance Review* ); all beyond tins amount will be disregarded. All unsuccessful Essaya to be the property of the Association. The ...
... As the place is a good one, no one will be Luken who does not bear an excellent character for ' sobriety, honesty, and good temper. A widow would > preferred, or a woman who has no family and wish- ing not to be married. Apply at the Essex Standard Office ...
... BEST ESSAY ON TEMPERANCE, Religiously and morally considered ; Also One Huxdbed Guineas in a Silver Vnse for the best ESSAY ON TEMPERANCE, physiologically considered; Also Oxk Huxdbed Guineas in a Silver Vase for the best ESSAY ON TEMPERANCE, statistically ...
... Present State of Religion, on Church Reform, Memoirs and Bio- graphical Notices of Eminent Divines; on the En- Knm Y^£^™°*^ temper ot some ot its hrsc-rate Assailants, Articles ?? r . ,_ . . . ' Religious, Civil, and Polemical; arid much information socially ...