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... IRISH TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. Tim anumal soiree of the Irish Temperance League was held last evesitDg, at Feven o'clock, in the Ulster Hall. There was a very larcge attendance of ladies and gentlemen, the body of the ball being filled. The tables were all ...
... appropriate temperance mottoes, and headed by bands of music. Achoirof about one hundred trained voices occupied a substantial orchestra, and, ?? the direction of Mr. Alfred A. Nicholson, Band of Rope agent of the League, rendered a number of temperance melodies ...
... kept to hard labour for two months. InisIi TEMPERANCE LEAGUE-CoNvEasAzIoNE.- Tuesday evening last, at seven o'clock, a conver- sazione of the friends of temperance was held in the new offices of the Irish Temperance League, No. 5, Doneg-all Street. Grace ...
... land. 4848 le Acns:owLEDrmEnT.-The Treasurer of the Irish ,r. Temperance League begs to acklnowledge the receipt is of £1 from Lady Jocel3 n, in order to affiliate the Briansfordl Temperance Society vwth the League. I1- ...
... the entire assemblage. IRISH TEMPERANCE LsAGau.-Last evening, at eight o'clock, the usual weekly meeting of the above Society was held in the Carn Exchange. Several addresses were delivered, shiowing the evils of in- temperance. The attendance was tot numerous ...
... total abstinence meet- ing was held in Newtownlimavady, at wilich Mr. Robert Allen, the distinguished advocate of the Irish Temperance League, deliverd a lecture, under the auspices of the above society, in the Bev. Geo. Steen's Church. Subject- Tile Liquor ...
... may do a great deal.-E. N. 11hitty. MR. J. B. GOUGa' FAeRDWELL.-Sinco the days of Father Mathew, perhaps no advocate of temperance a has been so successful in gaining converts to it as Mr. f J. B. Goughi; and tile fact of his beiing about to quit this ...
... one. CONCERT Il CA.RLISLE MEMIORIAL HALL. A ChoNcBT, which was very well attended, was given last evening by the voluntary temperance choir in Carlisle Memoral Hall, the proceeds being in aid of varions objects connected with Carlisle Memorial Church. An ...
... lecture was delivered on Wednesday evening, 28th instant, by Corporal Wilson, R.A., in the Dumbarton School- i room, on Temperance. The room was filled to excess long before the appointed time by a very re- spectable audience. Mr. Wilson handled his ...
... when the brethren and their friends se- parated, after spending a most agreeable evening.- CorrespondpiU. PORTADO-wN UsNTED TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION. -John Mullin, Esq., delivered in the Town Hall, on Monday evening, the 10th inst., a very instruc- tive lecture ...
... of 179. The weather was delightful, although the breeze may have been a little too hlgh for the 'hooting,but it pleasingly tempered the heat of the bright, warm sun for the numerous tatora fttracted to the iring point Major ei a usul present, and indefatigable ...
... Carruthers, Edward Magowan, and James White, who referred to the high esbeem in which Br. Barker was held in connection with the temperance cause. A vote of thanks having beenr passed to the essayist for the excellent manner in which the paper was delivered, that ...