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... TEMPERANCE. Temperance question bee bcen allotted a place in the programme of the Church Congress 0 be held at Leicester, in September. Tax teetotallers of Shanghai are sufficLntly enterprising to publish a weekly n•ws-Aper devoted to th.: advocacy of ...
... TEMPERANCE, The Bishop of Kilmore submitted and moved the adoption of the report of the Church of Ireland Temperance Society. He said there never was a time when the thinking part of the community were so agreed upon the temperance question, which had ...
... TEMPERANCE Mr. W. J. Morgan. Minister of Health and Local Government. has been e;ected Pre ...
... TEMPERANCE. N Wednesday evening, in the I trge ball of the YMC 4, a meeting was held under the auspices of the If MC A Temperance Society. Mr Robert Clarke, J P, presided, and introdiiesd to the meeting the following speaker, who delivered stirring cad ...
... address, in the coureo of which he referred to the rapid progress the temperance movement was making connection with her Majesty's forces at home and abroad. Addresses on the temperance question were also delivered the Rev. D. M'Kee and Mr. A. Bowman, the ...
... TEMPERANCE. Manna, Hope met on Monday There was • good attendance. , The 13 Bell Shaw opened the meetang, atter winch an programme was gone through, ineloding the temperance awry, mttiled Bla• Dingle,illostrmad ly Oh. readings bean given by Mr Andrew ...
... roll of membership. BALLINAY or Hors.—A. very interesting lecture was delivered in the Temperance Hall, &abbey, on Wednesday, by Mr Herring, of the Irish Temperance League. The subject chosen was New Weapons for the Old Warfare. Rev J Morell e ß A, pastor ...
... AND TEMPERANCE Lonoox, Sartmoir. —Sir Richard Webster, Attorney-General, speaking at a meeting the National Temperance League in the Theatre of the Loudon Institution last, night,and dealing with the question whether mental work could be done better total ...
... FOR TEMPERANCE 'No favour' is shown to drink industry AN accusation that' the British Transport Commission favoured the Alcoholic industry against the temperance movement in the display of advertising posters has been refuted. Recently a number of.temperance ...
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... TEMPERANCE. Rev. Dr. Walker (0.-ganiaing and deputation secretary) laid on table the report of the committee of the Diocesan Temperance Society. It contained the following:—ln many classes of society the absence of alcoholic liquor at meals is remarkable ...
... TEMPERANCE. I , Thu opening meeting oi the Hemsworth Street Bend of Hope was held in the schoolroom on Thursday evening. The opening was given by Rev. James Martin and was mach appreciated. The following interesting and varied programme was through .—Readings ...