... Orchestra. 10,10--Social Evening, MIDLAND (286.2 m.) — 7,40 Mansfleld and District Male Volce Choir. 10.10 -Poem's by Thomas Hardy, SCOTLAND (361.1 m.)—10,10 “ Mary Mackintosh.” 10.35-Elizabeth Allan (contralto). NORTH (449.1 m.) —7.0- Aaron's Field ...

... whole panel of body of jurors because of some defect in the method of summoning them, etc.; 2. Athos. Porthos. Aramis: '3 Thomas Hardy once walked on in The Forty Thieves at Covent Garden in the 'sixties; 4, At Ballyshannon in 1824. ...

... ITHOMAS HARDY Thomas Hardy. By Edmund BlundenMacmillan, 7 1; net.). THERE is certain spiritual affinity between Thomas Hardy and his latest biographer: Mr. Blunden belongs as definitely to the class of contemplative poets as does ...

... was told at an inquest at Dundalk on Thomas Hardy (4), Upper Merches, Dundalk, when a verdict of death due to head injuries, con- Sequent on being accidentally knocked down by the bus, was recorded. Nicholas Hardy, the boy’s father, gave evidence to this ...

... 35—Annual Show of the Society of British Afrcraft Constructors 9.55— La Damnation de Faust,” by Berlioz. Part 2. 11.0— Thomas 'Hardy: An Aspect of his Poetry. 11,25—Schumann: Quintet in E flat, Op, 44, for piano and strings. 12 midnight—Close Down. TO-MORROW ...

... XI, Mussolini, H. G. Wells, General Smuts, Einstein, Epstein, G. K. Chesterton, the Governor of the Bank of England, and Thomas Hardy:. yvet about none of them haus he much that is new or striking to tell us. It is a pleasant, discursive book, that suggests ...

... by Thomas Hardy. In this latter song, the climax is the word “cease’ in the last stanza, and the effect of the whole song was lost by faulty production of that one note. Climax became anti-climax, as the note fell back in his throat. Thomas Hardy himself ...

... schools and parochial buildings snd developed the spiritual resources of 'the parish tor fgyears, he was succeeded by Father Thomas Hardy, who ruled the parish tor yean and whose sterling worth many of us remember. With the opening the eentarr. the present ...

... because of his successful juggling with technical difficulties. Did Not Like G.B.S. Of his contemporaries, he praised ‘Thomas Hardy and Henry James for the virility of their conceptions, the economy of their technique, and the precision of their style ...

... q4p. 7 Dodd, Comdt. and Mrs. DOGls Keogh, Mr. and Mrs. J. M I ME . ANSWER T (Questions on Pasé Eigt') 1. Five months 9. Thomas Hardy. ffomel-3. Because it come€S Gorol’ French word spelled 4. Rest (Hebrew). ...

... Sunday Evening Popular Concert. Music by Tchaikovsky. 7.45-—Service. B,2s—Appeal B.3o—“Far From _the Madding Crowd,” by Thomas Hardy (serial). 9.0 — News. 9.15 —The Finest Hour (talk), 9.30 (449.1 m.)—John Philip Kemble: ‘“The Last of All the Romans.” ...

... RADIO DUBTA 'inzi. Poems by Thomas Hardy. .o.ss—The Recent Discovery of the lebrew Scrolls. 11.10—-Music by 3ach. 11,50—Close Down. Entries close e Value SATURDAY. ~ b { have read the rules and agree to be bound by same 668 g“‘*‘r(g c:rum 11 p.n. on ...