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... TEMPERANCE. An important step has been taken up by the o; the Surrey county asylum at Brookwoo'd. As preliminary step it has decided to discontinue the supply intoxicants to the whole of the male and female attendants. It probable that the daily issue ...
... TEMPERANCE. Mr. John Kin;, the first man who signed the tee* total pledge in England, and one of the wren men of Preston, died Ainsdale on Jan. 29th the age of ...
... TEMPERANCE. UGGESTIVE Seafet, which has been cirenlated in Reeding. contains the f.Powiog simels c-Iculation. ‘Ia the town of Rasding thers sre 300 pub is-h-ure ; that each of these takes i} ser week, thst would amount t> £156,000 per annum. ‘Tis eum ...
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... TEMPERANCE. Thb Madras Government during the last financial year reduced tbe number of spirit shops throughout the Presidency from 17.251 14,664, and the toddy shops from 26,180 21,684. ...
... TEMPERANCE. acknowled, importation of intoxicatin gee The g driake is forbidden, Is Iceland, the Good-tempiars have ap agita- tion for probibitioo. The whole population of Iceland are is but 70.000 to 80,000 and of these eeveral thousands ...
... TEMPERANCE. SCOTLAND BILV . ALLEGATIONS AGAINST THE ICHANCELLOK. iSERIOUS MATTER. the House of Lords yesterday, on the motion for the third reading the Temperance (Scotland) Bill, Lord Balfour remarked that what the House had done the Bill was being ...
... TEMPERANCE. On Wednesday evening an energetic address was given at tho Royal Public Rooms, with view of persuading everybody to give up the use of intoxicating liquors. Streams of eloquence have been poured forth, much of it of no mean order, since Richard ...
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... TEMPERANCE. Dr. Talmage sttributes the present great immigration of well-to-do families to Kausasand Ohio to the fact that owing to prohibition those States are safer places for young people, ——— +> ...
... Local option is once more on the tapis. His resolution comes on in the House on the How dry it must have felt af the Friend’e temper- ance union the other day, when the Bishop of London caused a good deal of laughter by remarking that if it were simply 3 ...
... TEMPERANCE. Sir,—lt will be time enough for Mr. W. H. Worsnop to dazzle himself with meaningless phrases about the Temperance party's lack of faith in the moral imperative when he shows just a glimmering of faith in his own case. He consistently declines ...