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... 6.00 p.m.: MadrigaLs and Music' for Consort 665: Development in Nigeria—l talk. 6.55: Recital. 7.30: The Dynasts. by Thomas Hardy. Part 1 (repeat). 9.05: (7hamber Music. 10.15: Ntetzsche's Mission—tat. 10.35: The Impressario. by Moutrt. 11.15: Nature ...
... Restoration and 1750, and examine* each in turn. OUR EXPLOITS AT WEST POLEY by THOMAS HARDY ordinary edition 91. bd. net It seems curious that an unknown story by Thomas Hardy should, even now, turn up. but such is the case. The present volume contains ...
... A region full of variety of Thomas Hardy and later by the filming of the French Lieutenant’s Woman at Lyme Regis. The cider county of Somerset which borders Devon has a special charm of its own, from busy seaside resorts such as Weston-super- Mare, Minehead ...
... production, to be staged in the Studio at Harrogate Theatre. The play is The Day After the Fair, based on a short story by Thomas Hardy. ‘As the piece is set in the 19th century, the cast are looking forward to wearing period costume to tell this story of ...
... Ladies will prove to be stimulating. Pride of place, however, is given, and rightly given, to that other Dorset writer. Thomas Hardy. whose reverence for the customs. the village crafts and the simple way of life of the Dorset peasantry inspired both his ...
... their C works, and for its value to those who have neglected or forgotten the £ authors concerned. CHAUCER by D. S. BREWER THOMAS HARDY | by DOUGLAS BROWN § ROBERT BROWNING by J. M. COHEN SIR WALTER | RALEGH | PHILIP EDWARDS CHRISTOPHER • MARLOWE by PHILIP ...
... ’P>° 0, PRNPRE SRap—-— S ¥ 7, Eond 1 iaght ft l 2 the poetry of 18th century 120-vo 1 ondon, last night, after author Thomas Hardy. Union @ ‘ new choral work he has com- quite = posed won an ovation at its When he sat down at the end backin premiere ...
... variety of Thomas Hardy and later by the filming of the French Lieutenant’s Woman at Lyme Regis. The cider county of Somerset which borders Devon has a special charm of its own, from busy seaside resorts such as Weston-super- Mare, Minehead and Burnham-on-Sea ...
... TODMORDEN . A local story for YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB William Holts Book ““Scenes that have a bold dramatic colour reminiscent of Thomas H_ardy THE WEAVER'S KNOT 15/- —(Yorkshire Observer) Copies available for any club from William Holt, Kilnhurst. ( ) P ...
... and touching” - Dally Telegraph “Shrewd and highly entertaining”’ - The indepedent “‘a superb production” - The Observer Thomas Hardy and Philip Larkin The Poets Of Ordinary Life with the cost of Larkin With Women Tomorrow ot spm . e SRR A RAYMOND GUBBAY ...
... Haldane. At the other meeting Eva Mullineaux gave a talk entitled Poetry is a Craft. y She compared a number of poems by Thomas Hardy and Tennyson, and was thanked by Mr Haldane. Elaine Jaggard was the registrar and Wendy Strefford was the treasurer. R ...
... much of the inland country has been designated as an area of outstanding beauty, worthy of protection. Hardy country: Writer and poet Thomas Hardy was born in Dorset; he took the county, embodied in a fictional Wessex, as the background for several novels ...