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... Manchester City Hews The John Keats Centenary. Parliament Re-opened. IMPRESSIONS OF AN ARE SUNDAY GAMES PROPER} The Bishop's Fnthronement SHIP CANAL PIONEERS, By ...
... 40—IMITATING THE BRAIN (feature). 7 10—Missa. 0 Quam Suavis: Midland Chorus. 7 55 Soviet View (report). 8 25—Art of Poetry (4): John Keats. 8 55—French Songs: Suzanne Danco (soprano). 9 25—Science and Our View of Life (talk). 9 55 Imaginary Conversations: Incognito ...
... THIRD PROGRAMME 6 o—Recital: Jo Vincent (soprano). I 'Nicholas Orloft (piano). 6 45-- Eve of St. Agnes (John Keats). Read by Marius Goring. 7 20—Fernando German: (organ): Reger and Liszt. B 0— Archzeologist : Talk No. 111, The First Men (by DOrothy ...
... ALLEGED FLOGGING. Medical Superintend* Action for ' —rTh« dir ' 1 ' UCI Dr. William John Keats.. » ar tendent at the ill the King's Bench K Justin Bray, to-day, sought from Mrs. Charlotte A*- : 'I (known as the Couxvtess - ,i |! W. H. 0. Brawey-Wnght ...
... Petula Clark. 11 0— Cause for Alarm (last episode). 11 15—Lloyd Thomas (organ). .1 56—News Summary. THIRD PROGRAMME o 0 —John Keats (poetry reading). 6 30 —Beethoven: Louis Kentner (piano). 7 0 —The Bauhaus, 19 1 9-1933 (talk). 7 20 —RAMEAU London Choir ...
... American members—organised informally a movement to purchase by popular subscription the house on the Piazza di Spagna in which John Keats died, and to establish therein a permanent memorial of Keats and Shelley, consisting of a library of their works in various ...
... Regional to-morrow evening is one of biographical sketches which I glad getting more common Thia is baaed life and poetry John Keats ft— Epilogue R E G D LIVEING announcement in reply to question about television in the North did not really tell very much ...
... —To-night’s Talk. 9 35 8.8. C. Scottish Orchestra. 10 15 Service. 10 35 —Master Singers (records!. 50 —News in Gaelic. 11 —John Keats /Poems from the Letters). 11 15 Reginald Poort (organ). 1i 30 —J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. 12 —12 20—News 28, SWAN ST/ —”- ...
... e) but of speech do not always smell sweet the book is It is Punch Judy which the puppets whacks up smiling “Who killed John Keats?” Byron I said the Quarterly’ tartarly one of my feats” But died of tuberculosis of criticism Macaulay suppose really drowned ...
... Thaekeray, Tennyson and Browning, had forerunners, and have left successors. We know, as a matter of fact, what porridge John Keats had, but we do not know that of Hardy. Like every master, he unwittingiy founded a school, but none of his imitators eould ...
... (soprano) K 10 O-BBLFAST: H 10 Choir 10 15— BELFAST Belfast 10 30-REGI0HAL STATIONS: Fox Band 10 30— ATRLONE : Weather 10 John Keats (Close 11 0) 10 ro— riLwrt : (Close 11 0) ABROAD 10 0-ST0SKH0LM: Orchestra Ball 10 NUIZEN : music 1015— recital 10 25— 10 ...
... 3. Who was called the most learned fool in Christendom ? : (a) James I of England; (b) Charles II; (c) Edward 11. 4. John Keats, the poet, was for a time: (a) An apothecary's assistant: (b) A clergyman; (c) An assistant librarian. Answers below It's ...