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... would be the duty of temperance reforrmers in all parts of Scotland to which the Act applied to secure the closing of public-honses at ten I 0clock. Althoegh the late session of Parliament had been comparatively barren of temperance legis- !ltion there ...

... aketch of Mr.juoeph Livesey, of Prewton, who, he remarked, appeared to he the netural connecting Miik -betweei' the old temperance agitation'. for abatinence frdm ardent Bpiits, and the more simple gud safe principle of total abstinence from all intoxil ...

... SCOTTISH TEMPER-ANCEI CONVENTION. I t The sittings of this Convention were resumed at I Dundee yesterday, and there was a good sttend- 1 ance of delegates. Lord Overtoun, who presided at the outset, in some opening remarks said the temperance party must ...

... SCOTTISH TEMPERANCE LEAGUE, A seire of the friends of this Association was held in the Merchants' Hall on alonday ?? M'Gavin, Esq., in the chair. On the platform we observed the Rev, William t Reid, Lothian Road, Edinburgh; Rev. D. Ogilvie, Broughty- ...

... said :- I have been a temperance re- former all my life. I have closely watched the progress of the temperance movement for the last 30 years. I have taken my humble share in advo- cating the programme and policy of the temperance Di party at every available ...

... and work of the British Women's Temperance Association. This was followed by Mliss Haslam, on The Womnen's Univn Cburch of Bn1iand Temperance Society.c by Mrs Fielden Thorp, on The-Yorkshire Christian WoVmen's Temperance Union ; by Mrs Durrant, on The ...

... Mr IV. S. Caine presided, and; A. opened the proceedings by ant address on temper- L. jance in India and the Far Ea~st. He said that Bil the temperance pr~oblemi in India was almost; bar - entirely a product Of British rule. Variousf J efforts were mode ...

... t of temperance to see what sort of legisla- tors were returned to the atext Parliameat. I -ie hoped that wben-the general election came on 't they would all usa their influence in favour of, and it give their full support to, pledged temperance can- ...

... F ok ~ . - .. -~ 1 SCOTTISH TEMPERANCE I. - ~LE, algE. I The 7annual 7meetings- in connection with'the Scottish 'Temperance League wets continued in- Glasgow yesterday. in the morning a public breakfast took place in the Trades? 11ai under the presidency ...

... - SCOTTISH TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. jy The annual soiree of the members and friends of 011 a the Scottish Temperance League was held last night Sh al inthe Crown HallsSaucbiebali Street. Bailie Coilins m he occupied the chair, and among the gentlemen on ye ...

... the lifitioal TeimperutiU5 A60015lfl Mr b Aui and i'ylo, gav'ean aontof 'whit w 6Ii: I London In PO' thian order t spread temperance prlaciples, Sacoigpatoca~ I itsg to the effors 1notdo:to, briig their Influence to besar on tl.e coi tbrits middle a~nd'h1agief ...