... an important body having great political power their adversaries are well aware, and if the utterances of the Champion of Temperance are to be believed, the day of reckoning with the Licensed Victuallers is not far distant. Any one reading the report of ...

... others Total 376,593 338,690 352,536 Sunday Closing of Public-houses. THE hon. secretary of the Metropolitan Open Air Temperance Mission having, in accordance with instructions, organized a deputation of representatives from each of the metropolitan ...

... THE BREWING TRADE country. Temperance advocates boast that their efforts during the past few years have been highly successful, and that they have at last produced some diminution in the consumption of alcoholic beverages; they will now point to this ...

... and Employers desiring Assistants, will he inserted at a charge of 2s. 6d. each insertion, for not more than 8 lines. temperance legislation, a foremost place. We are sorry that these intemperate advocates will not rely solely on their own powers of ...

... in this rsspect to the boasted reason of man. Temperance is especially necessary in the case of every invalid, whose constitution is either habitually weak, or rendered so by previous disease. Temperance, in such situations, has often been known to work ...

... !Jayne. MARCH IST, 1884. \NIIILUE Ribbonism, or tl►e mode of making public ones profession in the cause of temperance, or more properly total abstinence, is after all a poor medium for advertisement. The wearers of the blue, have nearly played out their ...

... advocated and practised temperance in the use of intoxicating drinks. I have never been able to agree with the Permissive Bill, or its first cousin, Local Option. My opposition does not rise from any want of sympathy with temperance—quite the reverse. It ...

... Victuallers under these annoying circumstances found very free expression at the meeting yesterday. The Liverpool Young Men's Temperance Society appears to have been repeating the oft-refitted statement that in Liverpool drunkenness has beeen increasing. The ...

... to any one, for this causes jealousy and discontent. The upsets and trials of temper the master has to receive are often very severe, and it is necessary to have an even temper and a strong will of suppressing it to succeed successfully. The men of the ...

... 2500 miles in 40 days; not.like Weston, upon strictly Temperance principles, quite the contrary. Yet let us not say, upon intemperate principles, but rather upon such principles of temperance, (properly understood) as comfort with the imbibition of ...

... against individual liberty raised by the so-called Temperance party as follows:— All who use inns should bear in mind the following facts touching the aims, works, and ways of the fanatical temperance party in their wanton clamour against the individual ...

... merchant, at two-thirds their former cost, and although our temperance friends will deny the value of these things, there is abundant evidence of their usefulness,' if not abused. Temperance (not total abstinence) will, I venture to think, never he secured ...