... 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.) ...

... TEMPER ! TEMPER ! WHEN I was getting my little girl of two and a half ready for bed she said she didn't want to be undressed and that she would catch a cold. We had a real struggle, she and I. She grabbed eavh garment as I took it off and threw it from ...

... Temper! Temper!! Advertiser's Announcement PATSY THE OrtIONSIL HAVE TO HELP OUT AGAIN TODAY- HERE'S A COUPLE OF NICE LARGE ONES IT happens to most of us at one time or another; some of us IT more than others. We lose our temper —we lose it completely ...

... 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 ...

... Temperate Temperance. --It is a most refreshing experience to happen upon a distinguished temperance reformer who does not believe in making people sober by Act of Parliament. No one acquainted with the Archbishop of York's past doings and sayings on ...

... 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 ...

... TEMPERANCE. TEMPERANCE. TEMPERANCE. ...

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

... Temper, temper As one who has watched games of all kinds for 60 odd years, more than any in your offices and more than all the critics, may I venture to say that Sugden is right and his critics are wrong. The trouble with the Wealdstone team is. in plain ...

... 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 ...

... Tempers tempered And there is another case for New Year's wishes. If those wishes are not merely selfish, if they are the sort of wishes that we should not blush to see plastered on a hoarding or written in flaming letters on the night sky next Monday ...