... SILVER; OIL PAINTINGS, by Peter Graham. R.A., Bernard Hone Louis D. Hurt. Abraham Storck, Thomas Faed. R.A., Erskine and other Artists: WATER COLOUR DRAWINGS, by T. B. Hardy. Koller, Sam Prout and other Artists; IRISH LINEN INDUSTRY PRINTS: MORLAND AND OTHER ...

... Kennincton). 8. Children: »*BB, Weather. eHOwa; B*lB. Norths™ Ireland Haws; B*3B. Sport; B*3B, Jack Hardy Orch. 7, Play., '* Slack Weter '* (K. H. Thomas). SHymn-ainfing: Ballymoney Parish Church Choir: B*lB. Letter from America: B*3o. Arthur in ** Hello ...

... Circular Road, Strandtown, Belfast. Edwin Bryson, Dmmena. Bladon Park, Belfast (Trustees Sir Thomas McClure, deceased). Eaecutora Mies Lucy Lee Leasehold Hardy, deceased Northern Bank Limited (Trustee Dabartment). 16. Victoria Street. Belfast. L K. Roddy ...

... Marjorie Thomas (contralto), Wm Herbert (tenor), Owen Brannigan (baas). Liverpool Philharmonic Choir and Orch., from the Philharmonic Hall. Liverpool. 8, Drugs of Election: Talk by Morris Oarstairs; 8-15, Concert, part 2. 9-25, The Poetry o! Thomas Hardy: ...

... French Boroque Music: Basil Lam Sonata Ensemble: 8-30. Folic Music: Illustrated Talk by John Blacking; 8-85, The Poetry of Thomas Hardy: A study by Henry Reed. 7-88, Interlude. 8, George Pizrey (baritone), with 8.8. C. Chorus and. Symphony Orch.; 8-28, The ...

... (Anthony Trollope). 9, News; 9-18, H. B. Irving, by Max Beerbohm; 9-30, Mozart and Ravel: Manchester Wind Ensemble. 10-8, Thomas Hardy, by his Friends; 10*82, Epilogue. 11, News, Weather and Close Down. LIGHT PROGRAMME 8 a.m., Southern Serenade Orch. (with ...

... Chinese to tackle. With an average altitude of between 13,000 feet and 16,000 feet over most the country, Tibetans can only grow hardy crops, such as potatoes, barley and pulses. The country Is largely barren, treeless and windswept. The peasants use primitive ...

... to-day (Saturday) KnocKbreda Cemetery. House funeral private. Very deeply regretted. HARDY— -March 4. 1955. the CHy Elizabeth, daughter hP tau Joseph and Bessie Jane Hardy. Fandvmount Street. Funeral arrangements later. Deeply regretted. HENDERSON— March ...

... Lisnaskea. Tho Fyfe. formerly of Shanai Lisnaskea Church'. (Monday), 7lh Inst., at 2 regretted. HARDY—March 4. 195; Hospital. Agnes Elizab* of the late Joseph and Hardy. 70. Sandy mount S from J. Major & Sons’ 326. Lisburn Road, to-d 2 p.m., to City Cemel regretted ...

... as bwn Lisnaskea. Thomas Russel formerly of Funeral Lisnaskea Churchvard, to-day (Monday), 7th inst., 2 p.m. Deeply rt-sr^tted. HARDY—March i. 1955, the City Hospital. Agnes Elizabeth, daughter th«> late Joseph and Bessie Jane Hardy. 70 Sandy mount Street ...

... witnessed great activity in all the arts While there had been genius of the first rank to fill tne role of Yeats in Ireland, Thomas Hardy in England, the present generation was living through a period remarkable productivity in literature as well a-i in music ...

... . beloved 1 Caldwell. Funeral to-r 3 p.m., Connor House private. De*»pl CARSON—March residence. Ba I h Martha, beloved wi Thomas Carson. F (Thursday), at 2-30 p Burying-ground. House private. ELLIOTT—March Waveney Annex. Ba dearly-loved husband Funeral ...