... Temper, temper Once Walter Brearley. of Lan, cashire. losing his temper after being heckled for failing to take a wicket, bowled a batsman and broke a stump He then trotted into the pavilion, collected half a dozen spare stumps, returned to the middle ...

... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE. We want to kw+, sad we slways have waiated to 'e now, s'.,y the Englith wortiuma lur %.) L.. patronised? Why are his ai Magi. lace, lash , gm-Seeping arrange. meats, the ergs.niration A Lir and his larder c iy, the occupation of ...

... TEMPERANCE—TEMPERANCE. TO-NIGHT the usual Weekly Meeting of the EDINBURGH ABSTINENCE SOCIETY will he held in Richmond Place Chapel. THOMAS KNOX, Esq., and Rev. Mr TOUGH will address the Meeting. . , , u Chair taken at a Quarter past Eight o clock. rpo ...

... 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 ...

... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE. We want know, and alway* have wanted to know, why tbe Euglieh workman ie to be patvonieed ? Why arv hie dwelling-place, hiabouae-keeping atraagenteuU, the organiaation of hie cellar, and hie larderuay, the occupation ol hie leiaure ...

... BISHOP’S PLEA FOR TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE. The Bishop of St. Asaph, speaking the Dio. Conference fburfday, said tbs drink interest was becoming a gigantic monopoly, and Legislation mu* atop it. movement from social point view required Parliamentary intetierence ...

... TEMPERS AND TEMPERANCE. For interrupting a temperance meeting held near a St Andrews public-house on Saturday night, April 26, Alfred Greig, bricklayer, Strathkinnes, was this morning at St Andrews Burgh Police Court put on probation for six months, failing ...

... TEMPERATE TEMPERANCE, We want to know, and we always have wanted to know, why the English workman is to be patronised? Why are his dwelling-place, his house-keeping arrange- ments, the organisation of his cellar, and his larder- nay, the occupation of ...

... Temper, temper! Scottish round-up THERE were no goals but plenty of bookings as Dunfermline and Celtic met for the third time in eight days. Dunfermline had four men cautioned in a badtempered affair and Cel' defender tic _. Paul Elliott's booking means ...

... TEMPER! TEMPER! We all can get very cross with a bad shot but never, never, take a swing on the green in temper. The eighth green bears the scar of such an incident! ...

... TEMPER, TEMPER Cooke came out on top of a ugh duel with Hickton but o referce handed out a lecre to both when tempers iled over. BRYAN neat! headed in a Cook centre to score and ...

... TEMPERANCE AND TEMPER. Temperance ip being in a temper witk those who temperately enjoy thenmelrea.— Profes..-or G. Saintaburv. AN INTELLECTUAL EUROPE. We are bound now to try to sustain and resuscitate the intellectual life of Europe, and ...