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Aberdeen Press and Journal
BBC 2 OPEN UNIVERSITY
... Volume. 8.55 Physics Vibrations of Music. 9.20 Pienza: A Renaissance City. 9.45 Spatial Learning and Hippocampus. 10.10 Thomas Hardy and Wessex 10 35 Handicapped in the Community. 11.00 Operational Decisions. 1125 Docklands Light Railway. 11.50 Database ...
JUNE 2
... JUNE 2 1740: Marquis de Sade bom in Paris. 1793: The Reign of Terror opened In France. 1840: Thomas Hardy, novelist and poet, bom at Higher Bockhampton, Dorset. 1857: Sir Edward Elgar. English composer, bom at Broadheath, Worcestershire. 1868: First Trades ...
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... agriculture could or should return to a romantic past. “I am not certain that this world was ever like the past portayed by Thomas Hardy and the paintings of Constable, but I am certain that it can never be like that again, for the simple reason that it could ...
Police arrest six men after IRA gun down part-time soldier soWftr Jntte Ulster Defence Reghncnt was shot dead ..
... murder by detectives bat night. It is understood at least one man was arrested at the meat plant where the soldier, Mr Thomas Hardy (48), Brook Street, MiDtown, Dungannon, was k»Ue ...
TV and Radio BBC 2
... CHARLIE CHAPLIN 240 SONGS OF PRAISE • From lona. 2.35 WRITERS’ HOUSES John Arlott explores the landscape of Dorset, where Thomas Hardy lived and worked. 3.00 GREAT COLLECTORS In the first of four films, written and narrated by Harriet Crawley. she meets ...
TELEVISION BBC 2
... roots in the traditions of rural Japan. 3.50 NEWS AND WEATHER 4.00 ATTIC ARCHIVES 4.30 HARDY’S WESSEX Exploring the parts of England’s West Country which Thomas Hardy used as backgrounds for his novels and short stories. 5.00 ONE IN FOUR Magazine for disabled ...
BBC 2
... struck by Laura’s resemblance to the woman on the heath. 10.40—Poems In Tbslr Place. Robert Gittings presents a selection of Thomas Hardy poems, and they in fact, reveal as much if not more about the man than do his novels. 10.50—Newsnlght. I .1 ''■ ! ■ , STV ...
Y DECEMBER 2 1988 Channel 4
... revisionist community. 7.00 NEWS AND WEATHER 7.55 BOOK CHOICE Andrew Motion look at two revised editions of the poems of Thomas Hardy. 8.00 THE DUBUNERS’ DUBUN The favourite Irish group celebrate the 1000th birthday of Dublin through music, song and anecdote ...
The story of the democratic Duchess
... foreign celebrities were entertained. but great writers, artists and philosophers were guests. Many years later, the novelist Thomas Hardy wrote to her: Do you remember that when I used to come as a dreadful young man to your parties at Stafford House, you ...
BBC 2
... SUTTON HOO Boat burials in early Europe. 3.60 NEWS AND WEATHER 4.00 ATTK ARCHIVES 4.30 HARDY'S WESSEX Exploring the parts of England's West Country which Thomas Hardy used as backgrounds for his novels and short stories. 6.00 THE MINI Spike Milligan. Tony ...
More fill-dyke than fair maids
... array of novels, Thomas Hardy wrote vast number of poems, apart from his verse drama “The Dynasts”. There are 947 poems In “The Complete A CRAYON sketch of MlHlcent Duchess of Sutherland, by the artist John Sargent. Poems of Thomas Hardy just published ...