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... Thomas Hardy as an Architect THIS week's paragraph mentioning that Thomas Hardy started life as an architect has prompted a Kendal reader to write suggesting that Hardy's first published work, which appeared Chambers's Journal in 1868, ...
... Preservation of Thomas Hardy hill The Minister of Town and .Couritr3ll Planning has upheld a decision of the Dore/iota Rural District Council. refusing permission ot extend sand and gravel workings at Blagdon near Portesha.m, the Minis try announced to-day ...
... THE BAT’S Conducted THOMAS HARDY ' Hardy” Edmund Blunden Men of Letters Series Macmillan 7s 6d “Thomas Hardy” by H W Nevinson PEN Books Allen & Unwin 2s MR BLUNDEN added a new biography to the many that deal life work of ...
... No. 1.792 ACROSS One the termini the Iraq oil pipeline (6). 8 The land Thomas Hardy (6). Who married M Ancleht Pistol? (71. 11 What relation was Queen Anne Charles II? (5). 12 The seat the Greek festivals connection with the Olympian Games (4). 13 The ...
... Septet. 7.35 —Talk. 5.0 Monday Night at Eight —l, 9.0 —Time; Minute for Reflection; News- Talk. 9.80 The Dynasts, Thomas Hardy, with Phyllis Nellson-Terry and Henry Ainley. Records. 10.45—News Gaelic. 10.50 Quartet 11.25 —And Bed. Eric Winstone ...
... Hardy's House Max Gate, Dorchester, former home of Thomas Hardy, the Wessexi novelist, has been left to the National Trust his sister. Miss Katherine Hardy, who died on October 4. Miss Hardy, who purchased Max Gate 1938. intending it for the ...
... Hardy's London Home Tx earlier years. when still undecided between architecture and literature as a carver. Thomas Hardy lived in London. near Wandsworth Common. at 172. Trinity-road. This house, which was requisitioned by the Wandsworth Council, and ...
... British Justice —a Trial. 9.0-- The Judgment of Paris —a masque. 10.0—The Cinematograph ?ilms Act (Talk). 10.20—Poems by Thomas Hardy set to music. 10.50—Close Down. ...
... THE THIRD PROGRAMME 514.6 m. 203.5 m. 8.0— Finnegan's Wake (talk). 6.30 Thomas Hardy, by C. Day Lewis. 6.45 Recital. 7.40— Spain and its Problems (tr.lk). B.o—The Making of the New Opera, Albert Herring. B.4s—lnterlude. 8.50 —Talk on International ...
... Thomas Hardy's House for Nation Max Gate. Dorchester. thj home of Thomas famous Wessex novelist- left to the National . y places of historic interes* £ sister. Miss Katherine jji-- who died on October Hardy, who purchased in 1938, intending A nation, ...
... at 2. The Old Vie Trust. Ltd., present WENDY HILLER in TESS OF THE D'IMBERVILLES, by Ronald Gow, from the novel by Thomas Hardy, with Henry Mollison and David Markham. NEXT WEER: The Daniel Mayer Ccmpany presznt HUGH WAKEFIELD, HUBERT GREGG, OFF ...
... and old. For the purpose of playing Rugby football man may be too old at 30; but for the purpose of writing poetry Thomas Hardy at 80 was more vigorous than most young poets their twenties. ...