... TEMPER, TEMPER!! I'he one that got away. Well is one did. Horncastle Police «d had a fishing keep-net and nch-tin handed into them. It was found at Moorby, per-Ips the owner threw it away in SgUust. ...

... TEMPERANCE HALL, lit 111 111 111 GRANBY STREET, LEICE.STE.R. Centiluous Peri , onance • • ...

... Tempered IterbN's glee at taking both points from Chelsea and shuttling into third pos- ...

... Tempered It would be nice to think that this was possible but logic suggests that optimism should be tempered. Don't forget that they lost a mere three League games then and such a record will not be easy to maintain. There is no lack of confidence at ...

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... 'LOST TEMPER' He read the statement Cole had made to the police, in which she said: I was in a temper and hit baby across the face. Later, it went on to say: I'm sorry I lost my temper, and took it out on baby. Mr. Sneath told the magistrates: She ...

... IN TEMPER On 9 October he was at work at May and Hassell's when his brother called about 8.15 am. His brother got out of his car and came to him in a bit of a temper. He asked to be taken to see the manager. They got in his brother’s car and went to the ...

... TEMPER In a statement to the police the 16-year-old said he was sitting near the kitchen door in the church hall when the boy walked past and spilled some dnnk down his coat. I got in a bad temper and hit him. He went down but I can't remember whether ...

... Temper Mr Osborn said that Patrick admitted he had never been able to control his and since made an appointment with a psychiatnst The court was told that Patrick had a number of previous convic- Patrick, the chair- | (Mr told him the Bench could find ...

... TEMPERATE “This is because we don’t have to go to the trouble of housing stocks in the winter. Our winter lasts only three months and our climate is much more temperate. We can get snow but we don’t get your icy fog.” Motorways and industrial belts are ...

... TEMPER Mr Stephen Green, for Harrison, said it was clear that the case involved loss of temper which was regretted a moment later. The attack was completely out of character, he said. There were reasons although not particularly justifiable ones. He ...

... TEMPERS But this time they were more successful even though the walk began in poor weather. Strong winds, rain and fog made the going very difficult. Tempers rose as each foot sank deeper into the bogs and the shattering thought of the next 250 miles ...