... phrase by which a man Is said to lose his temper always has struck uo as a singulrly un- happy one. On the contrary, In nine cses out of ten, he exchanges It for whatever he may happen to want, It in the good-tempered man with respect to whom Me hostess feels ...

... |TE.MPER.ANCE LEGISLATION ATTITUDE OF RELIGIOUS BODIES. A meeting was held in London yest.e.rdy - ' the presidency of the Bishop of London, to the question of temperance legislation. and c'15' the united views of the clerical reeo-- tatives oft he ...

... I TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE. !Oa Satitrdy afternoon a conference arranged i Is, for by the Scottish Permissive Bill and Temperance ce Association, was held in the Waterloo Roosts, ;e. Gl~asow. Ex-Bailie Selkirk occupied the chair, oa and he was supported ...

... TEMPERANCE IN GLASGOV. We select the following from the I lt'.totsA London News i! of Saturday last, ?? it tells us anything novel; but c because it is pleasing to see what people at a distance say of s us when they speak the truth:- a A great deal has ...

... i THE QUEEN ON TEMPERANCE The accompanying letter, addressed to the Rev, Canon Ellison, M.A. (as chairman of the Executive Committee of the Church of England: Temprvince Society), has been received from Sir Tho,. Biddalph:- , ~~ . '~~Balmnorat, Augulst ...

... was not a greater _ advocate of temperance than anybody else. Every- body iva3 an advocate of temperance now; the liscensed victuallers especially. (Laughter.) Mr -1 Goscheib and Mr Ritchie were great apostles of temperance. They brought in bills which they ...

... ference was to consider proposals for a united temperance bill. which had been drafted with a view of bringing into it the various points in temperance legislation oss which arn agreement among temperance reformers could be obtained. In opening the meeting ...

... Provost holding similar prin- ciples. (Applause.) In all classes of society temperance principles were advancing. In the Royal Family the Princess Louise had joined al temperance body, and they would have seen that the President of the United States and ...

... been issued as A Mani- festo by the Temperance party : - In recent speeches at Manchester and Bir- mingham, SirI Henry Campbell-Bannerma f made important and authoritative pronounce- ments with regard to temperance reform. He advocated leislation on ...

... TEMPBRANCE BPEAXFA' ?? _ K _ tA t The annual temperance ?? thesT I Presbyterian Chench was held on in morning in the UperHaIl of the Synod ; D I Dr Knox, of Glasgow, occupied the chak Et t- withstanding the inclemency of the Westhe1 150 ladies and gentlemen ...

... TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE. The conference re-assembled yesterday at the Memorial Hall, London. In the absence of XIr Andrew Johnston, J.P., president, Mr George Livesey was, on the motion of Sir Wm. Herschell, Bart., voted to the chair. Mr A. F. Hills opened ...

... a' time when,' from y'eta enI 'to year's end, the monitonousr'ruotine of the oaI ireside' was good either 'fu5r' mind or temper. It maly well be thathbetter social re-unions for farm-labourler's are pbssiblk than those of the public-house ; but, with ...