... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... watch and dewly ward. And their bright squadrons round about plant Thomas Hardy, Architect WfESTERDAY was the centenary the birth of Thomaa Hardy. you asked the average admirer of Hardy what significance he attached St. Jullot (writes colleague), he would ...

... 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 ...

... at 2. The Old Vic Trust. Ltd.. present WENDY HILLER in TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES. by Ronald Gow, from tha novel by Thomas Hardy, with Henry Mollison and David Markham. NEXT WEEK: The Daniel Mayer Company Present HUGH WAKEFIELD: HUBERT GREGG, OFF THE ...

... Vic Trust Ltd. present WENDY HILLER and Brilliant Cast in TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES. by Ronald Gow, from the Novel by Thomas Hardy. Week comm. MON.. MAY 12th. The Daniel Mayer Company presents HUGH WAK)FILLD. HUBERT GREGG in OFF THE RECORD. a Breezy ...

... and modernising their systems.— Yours faithfully. J. S. NICHOLSON. 110, Etherlngton Road, Hull. South Riding Sir, —When Thomas Hardy was criticised for his depiction Dorchester The Mayor Casterbrldge was said his defence that certain and accurate ...

... guided us to little port. . . The port chaplain, the Rev. Thomas Hardy, shoved his head round the door. These three lads were in that ship. said, and the three came In, all Sunderland lads. Thomas Harvey. Cecil Brown. Peter Cook. Young A.B.s, thcv were ...

... 4y6 g Richard HiLLARY THE LAST ENEMY One of the most accomplished R.A.F. books.— Spectator 7/6 g Edmund g BLEADEN g THOMAS HARDY A little masterpiece of critical biography.— Daily Telegraph 7/6 «_ . g Lord g « PONSONBY g g HENRY PON SON BY i g g ...

... dales. The fever military destruction and improvisation has settled upon a tranquil corner of England, famous to lovers of Thomas Hardy and to holiday makers for the view of sea and coast. It is quite clear that there is no appeal from a War Office decision ...