... TEMPER! TEMPER! TEMPER! lots of people these days, when L. there s a job to be done or danger about, are completely self. possessed. Yet at other times they Ily off the handle like cantankerous children. You forgive them—you do the same thing yourself ...

... TEMPER! TEMPER! N. T. LINTOTT, B.Sc. (Lond.) ...

... TEMPERANCE AND TEMPER. Temperance is being in a temper witb those who temperately enjoy themselves.— Profeseor G. Saintsbury. ...

... TEMPER! TEMPER by Michael BEHIND the angry impotence of Winston Churchill in his speech on Wednesday lies the story of the awakening of the Tories in an ago when their power is gone. It has taken them lour months to feel the Impact of the mighty event ...

... TEMPER! TEMPER! TEMPER! lt:u of people these days, when there’'s a job to be done or danger about, are completely selfpossessed. Yet at other times they fly off the handle like cantankerous children. You forgive themn—gou do the same thing yourself. ore ...

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... TEMPER! TEMPER! TEMPER! lobpeople these days when there's a job to be done or danger about, are completely self. Cssed. Yet at other times they the handle like cantankerous children. You forgive them—you do the same thing yourself. Before this blitz winter ...

... TEMPER! TEMPER! TEMPER! ots of ?ooph these days, when | L there’'s a job to bo,;'on. or } danger about, are completely self- | possessed. Yet at other times they fly off the handle like cantankerous children. You forgive them~— do the same thing yourself ...

... TEMPER ! TEMPER! TEMPER! jots of people these days, when 1-4 there's a job to be done or danger about, are completely selfpossessed. Yet at other times they ily off the handk like cantankerous children. You forgive them—you do the same thing yourself ...

... TEMPERANCE' TEMPERATE. TURKS are, iu 14,0 A affairs of life, so many method', of arriving at the same result, that it is not wits for any mute set up his own formula as infallible. To nearly every man who thinks and reasons upon the innumerable se* problems ...

... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE. We make no apology for devoting so much space to the important meetings held on Friday in Worcester to consider the great quesilion of temperance reform. Beyond doubt progress has been hampered in the past by intemperate temperance ...

... TEMPERANCE AND TEMPER. Temperance is being in • temper witk those who temperately enjoy themselves. — Professor G. Saint•bury. AN INTELLECTUAL EUROPE. The highest temp era t ure ever registered I We are bound now to try to su-tain and by a ...