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... means of promioting real) temperance. On another point lie ;also thought they 03d4 would agree, arend that ?? the propriety of ?? 1lt.LI ?? fle wT ith tem per. To he.i it Iom pe rate inI a ncr- Ifoe t~iig 01- opposingl temperance. wvould he a monit of prac- ...
... vain fur Temperance Societies to attempt what religious motive Irs failed to effect, and objects to threm because ttrey would supplant the agency i of the gospel, be supposes a difference lwhich does not exist. We don't eriv that Temperance Societies ...
... ~tMember of the Hull Temperance Society. There is cne discovered by tlse Scoto-Irislhman of Ulster, which having created the ~consentaneous movement of 60,000 indi- 0 ~.viduals in Great Britain, strongly demands our notice. 1 Y, Temperance societies, cay ...
... I TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION. I GALA AT THE'ZOOLOGICAL GAR-DE1NS. Monday, the seventh of June,.was a dsy~of. memorable aI interest to the teetotallers.,of the two moat exteosivI atI and perhaps M~ost important conoties of Enigland, viz.i , Lincolnshire ...
... circumstances as in custom among us, and to engage the temperate portion of their fellow men to entire abstinence from ardent -spirits, so that the present race of the determinedly in- temperate being laid in their graves (by the way this suggests somewhat ...
... favour of temperance principles by the Chairman, Messrs. P. Murrell, of Bolton; Eutwistle, of Bolton ; and other gentlemen. On Wednesday morning a meeting was held in the saloon of the Mechanics' Institute, at which discussions on temperance took place ...
... his paper. He said- The value of a sound, sensible, religious temper, not only to ourepiritual ivelfare, hut to our secular interests, even worldly wisdom is wont to recognize. Such a temper is like a charming autograph, or The living epistle which is ...
... HULL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. e e The anniversary of this society has been celebrated s this week. An open-airmeeting, and a lecture by Mr e Gregson, of Blackburn, on The field after the fight, o took place on Sunday evening; and on Monday even- ing, at ...
... one or two other gentlemen, who told him that the; temperance advocates in this town were anxious to have a week to celebrate the fiftieth auniver- sary of the public attempt to promulgate temperance principles in Hull, and they told him 'that he might ...
... Enigland Temperance Society, as in the 'ho CongriegationalistTemipes'au5i5 Union, tiocyloadiabtainiers, me 'and nen-abstainers working side' by side (bear, onhear). Would to God they MAere afl abstainers; ,.or but they could not long work for temperance a and ...
... meekness, ahd temperance. Thus tenmperance was only a link in a chain or garland of virtues, but severtheless an important link. In the samue Book of Bo3oks the principle of being temperate in all things was enunciated-that men should be temperate not only ...
... TEMPERANCE AMETING IN MULL I n On Weclnesdaiy evening a public meeting was hbdd1 in .a the Music Hall, Jalratti-street, in support of Mr. Wilson's Sunday Closing Bill and Sir Wilfrid Lawson's ?? Bill. ThecbairwiasoccupiedtbyMr G. Myers, district deputy ...