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... BRITISH AND FRENCH WORKMEN. For many years past the lecturers and essayists of this country who deal with temperance questions have been in the habit of stigmatizing the working-classes as the most drunken in Europe. Their taste for strong drink, and ...
... Scottish Review. No. 4. Scottish Temperance League, Glatgow. In the issue and conduct of this periodical, the Scottish Temperance League have acted wisely and well. Not entirely devoted to the advocacy of temperance principles, but embracing articles ...
... of our busy, prosperous, energetic people. Still there was a gain for and loss for Aberdeen ; so we can afford to be good tempered, and we can comprehend how there is elsewhere an opposite frarue of mind. Wetiust it will not be thought too selfish if we ...
... the General Assembly of the Irish Presbyterian Church. The reports of the Committees on the state of religion and morals, temperance, and Sabbath observance were submitted, and, after discussion, approved of. Mr Wood, W.S., gave the report of the Committee ...
... produce a higher and truer civilization than the present—a civilization made up of a wider education, a truer moral life, more temperance, more moderation in all our actions, more selfrespect. Prophecies are proverbially hazardous, and we do not know that we ...
... over in few °nrs.—Lady's Realm. Are We Too Humane? again, we (the Americans) should have •. ,\ greater or less degree that temper which the British are treating both rebel r nrj enemy in South Africa—that extraordi\ ar magnanimity, forbearance, and leniency ...
... always show the tact in introducing subjects the proper moment which has been poeeeeeed hi* rival*, and , ft alarming the temperate and fair-mllvded Mr Plunket. If Mr Glad*tone had asked the -Home Ruler* to explain, *o had Mr Plunket to a*k the Prime Miniater ...
... Hall. CORN EXCHANGE HALL. I^HE DIRECTORS of the DUNDEE TEMPER- i ANCE 80CIKTY have pleasure in intimating that Messrs Fowucr & Wells of New York, have kindly agreed to deliver Addresses on Temperance, in the above Hall, on Sabbath Evenine, 2?d September ...
... SCOTTISH TEMPERANCE LEAGUE PUBLICATIONS. The Scottish Review. No. XV. The Abstainers' Journal. No. VII. Tue Adviser. No. XIX. Passages from the History of a Wasted Life. a Middle-aged Man. The recent change in the Editorship of the Temperance Quarterly ...
... will be somewhat shortened. Gardeners' Mutual Improvement Society.—This society was formally opened last night in Carter's Temperance Hotel, Brook Street, when an address on the origin and progress of gardening was given by the President, Mr W. P. Watt. ...
... Trans. Estates, Pino Cottion Pref, 22/ 21/3 1/6* 1/* Fine Cotton Deb, Johaun«eburg Con. Invest. Nobel's War., 14| 1/* Scot. Temperance, 3 OceanaCon, 37,6 7 3* 7/3 7/ Niddrie k Benhar 7.6 It.hodesin, I,td„ 21/9 1/3 1/6 Richmond (David) Ord, Selukwe, 46,9 United ...
... should be opened and sent back to the sender. It will have to be abandoned. The Earl of Airlie made a remarkably able and temperate speech in the House of Lords the other evening, when putting a question as to the intentions of Government in reference to ...