Volume 1

The temperance movement and its workers : a record of social, moral, religious, and political progress / by P.T. Winskill ; with an introduction by F.R. Lees.

Winskill, P. T. (Peter Turner), 1834-1912.

Date:: 1891-1892

Credit: The temperance movement and its workers : a record of social, moral, religious, and political progress / by P.T. Winskill ; with an introduction by F.R. Lees. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$LIST OF PORTKAITS VOL I Pa(;e FATHEES OF THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT, Frontis. LYMAN BEECHER, D.D., President of Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio. BEN.TAMIN RUSH, M.D., LL.D., Philadelphia, Pioneer Medical Temperance Reformer. L. M. SARGENT, West Ro.\bury, Mass., Author of the well-known Temperance Tales. E. C. DELAVAN, Merchant, Albany and New York, a Muniflcent Temperance Reformer. FATHERS OF THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN IRELAND, 1829, - 52 Rev. THOMAS HOUSTON, D.D., Reformed Presbyterian, Knockbracken. Rev. JAME.S MORGAN, D.D., Presbyterian, Belfast. REV. MATTHEW TOBIAS, Wesleyan, Belfast. Rev. Professor JOHN EDGAR, D.D., Belfast, Founder of the Temperance Reformation. ALEXANDER SMITH MAYNE, Sole Survivor (1891) of the first Belfast Temperance Society. FATHERS OF THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN SCOTLAND, - - 60 JAMES MACNAIR, Wood Merchant, Glasgow, an Early Pioneer of Temperance and Advocate of Legal Suppression of Liquor Traffic. JOHN DUNLOP, Author of National Intemperance, DHnldng Usages, and other Works. JOHN DAVIE, Merchant, one of the first Teetotallers in Dunfermline. EDWARD MORRIS, Glasgow, Champion of Total Abstinence in Scotland, Poet, and Historian. WILLIAM LOGAN, Glasgow, City Missionary and Temperance Advocate; Author of Narly Ueroes of the Temperance Reformation, &c. EARLY TEMPERANCE WORKERS IN LANCASHIRE 96 JOSEPH DEARDEN, Preston. JAMES TEARE, Preston. HENRY BRADLEY, First Secretary, Preston Temperance Society. EDWARD GRUBB, Preston and Rotherham. HENRY ANDERTON, Preston. MEDICAL TEMPERANCE REFORMERS, 122 RALPH BARNES GRINDROD, M.D., the Medical Apostle of Temperance. BENJAMIN WARD RICHARDSON, M.D., President of the British Medical Temperance Association. (By permission, from a Photograph by Mayall & Co. Ltd.) JAMES EDMUNDS, M.D., Senior Physician, London Temperance Hospital. J. J. RIDGE, M.D., Founder of the British Medical Temperance Association. (By permission, from a Photograph by the London Stereoscopic Co.) NORMAN KERR, M.D., First President of the British Medical Temperance Association. (By permission, from a Photograph by Maull & Fox.) LANCASHIRE TEMPERANCE WORKERS, 134 JOHN FINCH, Liverpool, Honorary Missionary of the Temperance Movement in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, and its first Historian. JOSEPH LIVESEY, Merchant, Preston, Father of Teetotalism. THOMAS WALMSLEY, President of the Preston Temijerance Society. JAMES GANDY, Warrington, Secretary of Warrington Young Men's Total Abstinence Society 1835— a fifty-four years' Worker. ROBERT GARNETT, J.P., Warrington and Penketh, President of Warrington Temperance Union 1882-1888. YORKSHIRE TEMPERANCE WORKERS, SIR EDWARD BAINES, Leeds, Proprietor of Leeds J/erewn/. Dr. FREDERICK RICHARD LEES, F.S.A.Scot,, Leeds, Eminent Writer on Temperance. W. A. PALLLSTER, Leeds, the Yorkshire Pioneer. JOHN ANDREW, Jun., Leeds, Secretary of the British Temperance League. JOSHUA POLLARD, Leeds and Bradford, Past High Chief Ruler, Rechabitep$