... LORD WOLSELEY ON TEMPERANCE. opening the new Maaonio Lodge Manchester, bear the name and arm* Lord WaUatey, and lie condueted temperance principles, his Lordship took tip the Unuperanoo. With regard to the between Temperance and Masonry, he told liia ...

... have been compiled. At the present moment, although the temperance principle is daily growing more powerful on shore, it has not met with very great acceptance on the sea. Although we have temperance ships, their number is too easily computed, and, when ...

... generally, fear that would be likelj to prove salutary check to anything like in temperance. He told them that there waf no need to meet to-night to bind them to be temperate ; they were bound to be so th ...

... SOCIAL MEETINGS. Annual Festival of the Dundee Temperance Society.—The annual festival of the Dundee Temperance Society, which is always looked forward to with great interest by the supporters of the Temperance movement, was held in the Corn Exchange Hall ...

... differences have originated. Yesterday, the unveiling the statue recently erected to Theobald Matthew, the Irish apostle of temperance, took place in Cork. There was a great procession, and imposing ceremonial, and tbe whole affair went off with much eclat ...

... BRECHIN. British Women's Temperance Association. —At the monthly meeting the local branch on Tuesday—Mrs James Bruce presiding— Mrs Bruce read a letter from Lady Henry Somerset conveying her thanks to those who had contributed towards her birthday present ...

... their customers, leading again to the defeat of more than one Liberal candidate who were favourable to the temperance cause ? Do some of the temperance reformers in our midst wish to stir up such an antagonistic feeling and action among those who cannot see ...

... mode and temper in which this excellent periodical advocates the cause of temperance, as it somewhat rare, merits the greater praise. Tolerant, calm, and temperate in its spirit, it exemplifies the virtue which it recommends. Had the temperance reformation ...

... breakfast in Liverpool. In his speech on the occasion, he adverted to the controversy which has been raging between different temperance bodies with respect to the succcss or failure of the Maine Law. After stating his reasons for writing his letter of the ...

... AN UNPLEASANT PROSPECT. are mistaken if Mr Gladstone is in a good temper. e like many men of great intellect, sensitive, and nervous, and easily irritated. Perhaps, m eed, that one of the essential conditions o that kind of mental power which, if it is ...

... use steam mewauiagl motive power laatead of which ba> been saaetioaed Plymouth Corporagon, «o that it is fully believed, tempered with other tramways worked by bone oauisge, that ennsiilsreble saving will rssalt In the working expentee the line, Messrs ...

... Saturday morning. The Sheriff has fixod Wednesday next for the nomination, and Saturday for tha polling. During crowded temperance meeting Wellington, Somersetshire, the floor of the hall gave way, aud a large number of the audience were precipitated ...