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... writers. Some are good, one— Beware, Wass, by David Aberpennardvery good indeed; all are tinged with bitterness. William Empson writes: The lovely grass is brown is dry is Orel/ The useful sheep feed safely on that shade Yet rushing on the given one ...
... Institute was held on Thursday week. Mrs. Ellis (president) occupied the chair. discourse on gardening was given by Mr. W. Empson, who also answered questions put to him in a most helpful way. ...
... ROUTINE BUSINESS The licence of the Wormgate inn was transferred to Mr. Empson, who already held temporary authority. A transfer was granted to Mrs. Rout regarding the Coach and Horses inn. the Chief Constable remarking that the magistrates would remember ...
... Eliot, T. S. East Coker, Faber, 1/-. —Testament of Immortality, Faber, 8/6. Empson, W. 6/-. Gathering Storm, Faber, Hallack, C. Legion of Mary, Muller, 5/-. Halstead, 1., and H. Preston. Finest Hour, Drummond, 5/-. Hardy, T. Under the Greenwood Tree, ...
... —Plough Inn. Westfield m 25 f jiO LET. self-contained FLAT, convenl- I ences; garden.—Hulbert, White Fox Lodge Udlmore. T EMPSONS Motor Cycle Specialists Gild red g e-road Eastbourne (Phone 756) —Wo have good selection of 1940 models In stock also a good ...
... 1 , • , • . 1 i 1 , - I ' ;, , / and South Derbyshire Weekly Mail. NEW DESIGNS IN ; 1 38 STREET Phone 2418 , No. 2,102. • empsons• I GUNTON NC MS NI Isnell. THURSDAY, MAY 2nd, 1940. NISISTIERSD AT TN/ OSNRAL POST WWI FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD. 4 Noma . Wedding ...
... Agnes Mary Empson, said that the Major Avas in a car which was being driven by Mrs. Petre on the Avay to the Monte Carlo rally, when there Avas a collision with a motor lorrv. Liability was admitted. Mr. Justice Singleton awarded Mrs. Empson £4,532 damages ...
... by William Empson. No poet of the younger generation has achieved reputation on a smaller output of verse than William Empson. His first volume made him known as the most brilliantly obscure of modern poets. Messrs. Faber assure us Mr. Empson writes much ...
... The Chairman. Mr. Herdman. was re-elected as was the Secretary. Mr. E. Harris. Committee was elected as follows:—Messrs. E. Empson. W. Bailey. A. Hunt. A. Harris and the Rev. Nicholson. Mr. B. Smith was re-elected captain, with Mr. A. Hunt vice-captain ...
... W. Pratt 501. E. Hubbar 435; F Harvey 499. K. Palmer 501: H. Smith 399, C. Applebv 501; A. Lusher 501, J McGuire 485; R, Empson 499, R. Mever 501; A. G. Ayre 501. W. Scuffham 485; L. Eaton 501. A. Stacies 263; C. Mees 499, T. Wriglev SOI. Besco 4: C ...
... Mrs. and Miss Staff; Mr. and She Mimes Sheldon; the Mims Powell; Mrs. Baxter and family; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bone; and from Empson's four nieces. ...
... WEDNESDAY. Ronny Saunby, 3, South End; AUn Bourn, 45, Willoughby Hood, W*lt» Empson, 6, Mafefcing Row, Anthony Cox, g, Spain Court; Grace Eyentt, 8, Taverner Road; Molly £enton, 3. NcdloUc Place; Barbara Chamberlain, 4S» Castle Street THURSDAY. Arthur ...