... TEMPERANCE AND EDUCATION Manse Cork. for £l5. Sir J. Hemmer. ed. tamed £36 for • treereld by Nana. ' Hurley. Ballimnitts;. norchard • ELOQUENT ADDRESS BY BISHOP h ar „ aa , f, OF KERRY AT BROSNA. town sold • ranoet here to Nfr fltoao . Lh.thlin, for 104 ...

... TEMPERANCE CONCERTS At the Temperance Concert held in the City Hall on Saturday evening the Rev. E. Nagle, S.T.L.. chaplain to the Salle Training College, at the close of the proceedings delivered an exhaustive and in tercet lecture on the great question ...

... REMEMBER: THE TEMPERANCE SERMON. THE TEMPERANCE FAMILY CENSUS. THE TEMPERANCE COLLECTION. ...

... temper Jorn Id the hall beslik. ani t sosiort. S. al IhSAIIII velw Agents—M, Moloney 8c Co., Ironmongers, Dungarvan Andrew Hickey, Main reet, Lismore. .• - ...

... Temperance Band. no Committee of the Mayo and noon;me Temneranee Rand beg to thank the folbwing their moat generous subseription.:-3a.—Mr. Wm. Smith, lielboa; 9. fid.--Mra. R. Artkinann: W.—Mr. John Wilson, Mr. Stephen Gillis. Mr. Edward Quinn, Mr. George ...

... TEMPERANCE WORK Th> report of the Diocesan Temparance Committee (Canon Rennison, hon. sec.) staied that the cause of tempéfince was being steadily worked in many parishes, especially among the young people. In the 29 branch asicciations there were 1,870 ...

... TEMPERANCE. A rest Temperance campaign, known as the Forward Movement. had just torn initiated in the Church of England under the of Archbishops of Canterbury and York. In sympsaby with that movement had recently been held at in their diocese. end clergy ...

... TEMPERANCE. In addition to the subjoined names, authority has been given to add the signatures of the Marquis of Sligo, Sir Richard Cox, D. L., and Sir Arthur Clarke, to the requisition. Dublin, December sth, 1842. Dear Sib*l roost gladly autborifie you ...

... TEMPERANCE. Killarney, Sept. 25 *Mr Thomas Gal!wey 8.f.. to whom the canto of Total Abstinence and its valuable sdiunct. Popular Education. town, ow e so much, is here at present. We are. thee., , to hares soiree here on the of the sth of October. at ...

... TEMPERA NCP. On Monday evening a temperance meeting was held in ven. he chair was taken by the Rev. Mr. Enright, P.P., who addressed those present on the good effects of temperance, after which he introduced Mr. of Cork, who stated that he was twenty-seven ...

... TEMPERANCE Father Mathew held his promised meeting yesterday, on the Green, Bandon Road, and after addressing the assembled thousands for a considerable time with great effect, he administered the pledge to more than 600 pos« tulants. The meeting was ...

... St. Paul's, says The Church demands that its members be temperate. America has set her face against the saloon, the den of corrupt politics, mid any church which will not come out for temperance is an odious excresence of the soil. I apper.l to you in ...