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... THE. PORTADOWN HARDY—January 5, 1955, at the Carleton Maternity Hospital. Portadown, to Joy (nee Wray), wife of Thomas Hardy. 15 Queen's Gardens, Killicomain. Portadown -a son. 3820 PENTLAND —SHEPPARD— The engagement announced between Rosemary Catherine ...
... E. Mann gave a talk, and a recital of four Christmas scenes fram works by Charles Dickens and of one from the works of Thomas Hardy, at a meeting of Ripley Ebenezer Methodist Church Guild cn Monday. Mr. C. Crofts presided. ...
... and an epilogue, but no carols. The words are taken from a variety of sources such as the Bible, Milton, George Herbert, Thomas Hardy (“The Oxen ™), and William Drummund of Hawthornden & The result is a simple, mildly enjoyable Christmas entertainment which ...
... appreciate the particular sober charm of quiet description of persons and country scenes which Crabbe shares with Thomas Hardy and Edward Thomas. And no-one who has enjoyed seeing or hearing Bcrjrmin Britten’s famous opera Peter Grimes should fail read the ...
... Wesley, Jane Austen la tiny drawing by her sister Cassandra). NeLson, Lady Hamilton, Florence _Nightingale. Cecil Rhodes, Thomas Hardy. Leslie Howard trunner-up in popularity to Richard 111 at the postcard stall), and members of the present Royal Family ...
... Wesley. Jane Austen a tiny drawing by her sister Cassandra), Nelson, Lady Hamilton. Florence Nightingale, Cecil Rhodes, Thomas Hardy. Leslie Howard (runner-up in popularity to Richard 111 at the postcard stall), and members of the present Royal Family ...
... recital, postponed from Dec. 20th, Mr. W. E. Mann, on four Christmas scenes from the works of Charles Dickens, and one from Thomas Hardy. By his life-life representation, one recaptured somewhat the delight of first reading these scenes. Maybe it requires ...
... produced by British Railways, showing pictorial views of “Wessex.” and including the country made famous by the poet, Thomas Hardy. Mr. G. H. Large provided and operated the lantern and screen. A lively and interesting discussion ended with a vote thanks ...
... to find their way into concert and recital programmes now and then. The most notable arc his settings of Seven Poems by Thomas Hardy. for baritone solo, men's chorus and instruments, but his smaller songs with their wide range of type and mood have son ...
... Chase, by “*8.8.” In Senior English 11 (13 to 15-year-olds) a dramatisation of The Trumpet January 29th, 1955 Major, by Thomas Hardy, will be broadcast in six parts weekly from February 22nd, and on March 15th and 22nd an adaptation of Simon, by Rosemary ...
... EXCLUSIVELY IN aiuujr books that are obviously frequent has neither time inclination for the moderns Literature for him ends at Thomas Hardy But his reading and his faith give him a perspective that enables him to the fleeting years and time’s revenges without ...
... equally good heart. As I write I have a letter from one of our novelists, Eden Phlllpotts, who at ninety-two, is, to quote Thomas Hardy. chock full of hope. Of course, if one chooses to be down in the mouth it is easy enough to grizzle. A possibility of ...