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... TEMPERANCE. Itaki MIRS. CLARA L, BALFOUR'S LECTURE. 10 On Friday, Mrs. Balfour delivered a lecture, at the instane of ithe Leeds Ladies' Temperance Agssociation, duo On Temperance, in the Music-hiall, Albion-etreet, Leeds. but The audience Wats numerous ...
... supported byu quotations from ihte' miost eminetit medical writers both ancient I 'and modern lie rejoicod at the good'that Temperance Socie- ties are effectting, antd considers 'theLi as pioncers who arce pre- c paring the Hainhds of ihanliud'for',thbe ...
... argument (in the ques- ?? of Total Absthience, ?? I feel it a douy before I sit down to delis-er a personal testimony. Thiss m iy Temper- alice Birthday, aiud, if abstainers miay bh said to come of ego inl the Saine year as royal persons, I thim, day att-in mny ...
... THE TEMPERANCE CONGRESS. The British and Colonial Temiperance Congress resumed its sittings yesterday, morning, in the Prince's; Hell, 1, ?? the presidency ?? MAlNeirs, who, Ien opening the prncecdsngs, Said the great drink trafftc ?? the habits of the ...
... SONS OF TEMPERANCE. The half-yarly m4tiog cf the W«g€ sad North Yorkshire vu held in the Primitive Miool, Drigtiliiurtoß, fWtardir Bro. J. T. Atkinson, «»f G.W.P., the chair, and there were «ne deiegatee from the various visions.— Thft G.W.P. regretted ...
... THE TEMPER OF PARLIAMENT. The session of 1868 runs some risk of being called in future the Session of Short Temper. The days on which there has been no pertness and no truculence in the House of Commons, the pertness and the truculence have broken out ...
... Parliament who had in one way or another pledged themselves to further temper- ance legislation were present. Sir W riatrmstated that the object of the gathering was to discuss temperance legisla- tion and the new Parliament, and to take counsel together ...
... TEMPERANCE REFORME. 1 | PRETANG IN LEEDS. ihi Ald. Joseph fowutree, of York, last evening and- dresed meeting on temperance reform in the Friends' 1y Meeting H-use, Woodhouse-lane, in this city. The 50 Pev. 4 E Campbell, Vicar of All Souls', presided ...
... Star, for its CU' countenancing the principles of total abstinence. not Of SECOND AGOREGATE MEETING OF THE Sn- FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE AT HULL. ;he On Tuhursday, the 17th. instant, pursuant to the Bit/i request of several respeetable gentlemen, the friends ...
... THE TEMPERANCE CGNGRE~S. The final sittings of the nritjs~h and C.?lonial Tetaii ance Conference we:e held yesterda-, at trie Pr.:, Hall, Plec:ciily. Toe papers read yester!t.y nr.r dealt with the aspects of the temperance mtovem n:i a Dominion of Canada ...
... TEMPERANCE SHIIP. The fullowing i ?? of the brig Norval was Colnnm ui. cated in a letter from a gertleman in Greenock to his friend in Glasgow, and forms another valuable testimony to the im- portance of Teuiperrtuce priniciple Greenock, M4ie Sepilcnier ...
... deliberations of the World's Temperance Con- gress erera resumed yesterday at the Examination Hall, Victoria Embankment. There was again a very large attendance. AIr. a-. R. Diggle, presiding at the morning session, spoke on temperance iustruction in colleges ...