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... THE CRUCIFIXION J. Stainer) he performed IN BALLYMORE CHURCH ITANDRAGEEI ON SUNDAY. 25th MARCH at 8.15 p.m. Soloists: THOMAS HARDY (Tenorl JOHN PENTAND (Bass) The Rector. Rev. S. J. WARNER. M.A. will preside. Collection to defray expenses 6311 ...
... CRUCIFIXION” BY J. STAINER will be performed in BALLYMORE CHURCH (TAN DRAGEE) on SUNDAY, 25th MARCH, at 8.15 p.m. SOLOISTS; THOMAS HARDY, Tenor. JOHN PENTLAND, Bass. THE RECTOR. REV. $. i. WARNER, ALA., will preside. COLLECTION TO DEFRAY EXPENSES. FORTADOWN ...
... Makedonia. North Basin: Oremina. Coal Dock; Holdernene. Jackson Dock; Aeo. SEAHAM HARBOUR ARRIVED March 30. Golworth. Lrin Thomas Hardy, Ldn. Densside, Leith. ...
... duo, are long overdue on L.P., although Alexander Young did well by them on an Argo disc. “ Winter Words,” settings of Thomas Hardy, had their premiere at the 1953 Leeds Festival. Far less consciously stylised than the Sonnets, their semi-declamatory ...
... m., French-Ctnadian Songs: Hervey Alan (bast): ••35, Music as a University Study; 6*55, Play, Ths Queen of Cornwall (Thomas Hardy i. 7‘50, 8.8. C. Symphony Orch. conductod by Sir Malcolm Sargent. 8-40, European Thought and American Economy: Tall* by ...
... Hogarth Press HOGARTH Press report that In Long Remembrance, Being Letters of Thomas Hardy and Sir Edmund Gosse. 1880-1927, edited, and with an introduction, by Evelyn Hardy, will not now be published by them. . N _Gilbert Harding’s ‘‘Book of Manners”’ ...
... cycles for voice and piano. the Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo. - written in America in 1940. and Winter Words.' poems of Thomas Hardy. set to music in 1953 The Michelangelo sonnets are wonderfully wrought love poems matched by music of great delicacy and ...
... Lord as one who moved with sublime courage against the enemies of the best. He set his face n flint to go to Jerusalem. Thomas Hardy got the sense of this when in a very different connection he wrote: St. Mark's Hall Ohl Folks' Club At their meeting on ...
... Section by C. Smith; 3) Key to Loney: Trigonometry, Part I 1; 4) Key to Loney: Statistics & Dynamic up to Sch. 6/- only; 5) Thomas Hardy by Duffin; 6) Theory of Drama by Nicol; 7) Shakespeare by Moulton; 8) Appreciation by Pater; 9) Quintessence of Bernard ...
... Portadown, Mr. E. Simpson, Portadotvn, Mr. Millaopp, Portadown ; Mr. J. McCoo, Portadown; Mr. Bertie McConnell. Portadown; Mr. Thomas Hardy. Portadotvn. and Mrs. Robert Guy. Portadown. ...
... became known. Taking these three and Thomas Hardy, a quartet of books outstanding in this class would be Thackerny's Vanity Fair; Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice; Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist, and Thomas Hardy's Mayor of Casterhridge. Later, other ...
... where Ellen Terry lived at Smallhythe, Kent; peer at Kipling’s work desk at Burwash, Sussex; look over the cottage where Thomas Hardy was bom at Higher Bockhampton, Dorset, and explore the home of Disraeli at Hughenden, Buckinghamshire. One day they will ...