temperance hotel

The Miss Alans were found in their beloved temperance hotel near Bloomsbury--a clean, airless establishment much patronized by provincial England.

Laurence's Family & Commercial Temperance Hotel is pictured in Liverpool's Clayton Square in 1908.

Ann Clark Russell andWilliam Gordon celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, having tied the knot in Beattie's Temperance Hotel in Wishaw 50 years earlier.

More recently there has been an inn since 1811, and in the 1850s an inn and Temperance hotel. I'm sure that all visitors to Castle Hill came for the aesthetic reasons he speaks of, not just for refreshments.

The site was used as a temperance hotel during the Second World War and for a further four decades until it was sold in 1986.

Poisoning Affair Incident at Manchester Temperance Hotel THE Manchester Police are inquiring into a poisoning affair which occured at a local temperance hotel last night.

BUILT in about 1830 out of Belsay stone quarried just a few hundred yards away, this house certainly has an intriguing history - with previous incarnations as The Temperance Hotel and Arcade House Hotel.

The building dates back to the 1870s and was formerly two hotels - the Tudno Castle and the Temperance Hotel.

Rank: Third Mate Regiment: Mercantile Marine Age: 19 Date of death: 15-6-1915 Buried at: Tower Hill Memorial Fairwater Grove Walter William Elul Barnsley Son of Mr and Mrs Barnsley, of Fairwater Grove, Llandaff; Husband of Jennie Barnsley, of Griffin Temperance Hotel, Blaenau Ffestiniog.

Corbett's Temperance Hotel, later the site of the Head Post Office, in Victoria Square , circa 1875 |

The business started life as the Waverley Hotel -- built on Whitley Bay's sea front promenade as a temperance hotel in 1907.