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... Bonaparte’s nephew in exile in England (1873) January 10— Col William Cody better known as Buffalo Bill (1917) January 11 — Thomas Hardy English novelist and poet (1928) January 12— Agatha Christie most famous writer of detective novels in the world (1976) ...
... son died and he shot himself at the age of 29 1922 Insulin was first used successfully in the treatment of diabetes 1928 Thomas Hardy English poet and novelist died in his native Dorset aged 87 On this day last year Lady Thatcher reopened Tory Party wounds ...
... one left out with the years increasingly afraid Storey is a marvellous poet at his best worthy of comparison with Thomas Hardy Like Hardy in old age he is apparently becoming less and less sure of his place in the world This is a troubling book by a troubled ...
... Weather Newa THIRD PROGRAMME Couperin’ Music Marvellous Decade 7-30 Concert 8-0 Election Concert (Pt 2) 9-25 The Poetry Thomas Hardy 10-25 Chamber Music ' 11-5 4-0 Watch With Mother 5-0 For Children 7-25 News Newsreel 7-45 Promenade Concert 8-30 Link 9-0 ...
... the family of Thomas Hardy lived and grew up together And here is where Hardy found the inspiration for the novels which were to help make his name Under The Greenwood Tree and Far From The Madding Crowd The cottage was built in 1800 by Hardy's great-grandfather ...
... the same year 1920 Prohibition started in the United States banning the manufacture sale or involvement with alcohol 1928 Thomas Hardy was buried beside Charles Dickens in Westminster Abbey His heart was buried in the grave of his first wife Emma in Wessex ...
... PAPERBACKS between two loves in Victorian York and is written with such depth and scsope that it brought comparisons to Thomas Hardy when it was first published in 1989 Liam's Story continues the saga but from the present day looking back when a young ...
... in music when Picasso and Braque were painting pictures that people could make head nor tale of and when H G Wells and Thomas Hardy were rattling out novels at a rate of knots The programme centres on Sibelius who had just completed 4th Symphony and Mahler ...
... g stuff with a touch of humour (4 0-5 40pm) THE WOODLANDERS (1997) CM Typical Dorset doings in another adaptation of a Thomas Hardy novel brought rustically to life on big screen in a tale of deep passions divided loyalties and devotion betrayed The lover ...
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... top 100 by new authors covering more up-to-date themes But overall classic authors such as Jane Austen Charles Dickens Thomas Hardy and Beatrix Potter continue to be popular Figures for metropolitan boroughs which include Kirklees show that nearly 99m ...
... week Its two programmes include one of David's most popular short pieces plus his brand new full length ballet based on a Thomas Hardy classic The company opens its five-day stint at the Alhambra Theatre on Tuesday with a triple bill comprising Theme Variations ...