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... MAWCMISTM HARDING Comment Season of mist and mellow fruit punch ON THE 200th anniversary of the birth of John Keats the original manuscript of his famous poem Ode To A Bonfire Night In A Gale has been discovered Later bowdlerised and re-titled Ode To ...
... Manchester City Hews The John Keats Centenary. Parliament Re-opened. IMPRESSIONS OF AN ARE SUNDAY GAMES PROPER} The Bishop's Fnthronement SHIP CANAL PIONEERS, By ...
... 40—IMITATING THE BRAIN (feature). 7 10—Missa. 0 Quam Suavis: Midland Chorus. 7 55 Soviet View (report). 8 25—Art of Poetry (4): John Keats. 8 55—French Songs: Suzanne Danco (soprano). 9 25—Science and Our View of Life (talk). 9 55 Imaginary Conversations: Incognito ...
... QUIZ 1. Who wrote The Lay of the Last Minstrel? Was it (a) Byron., (b) Sir Walter Scott, (c) John Keats? 2. A madrigal is a song (a) to be sung by several voices, usually entering in turn. (b) 4 a song which originated in Madrid, (c) with a descant ...
... THIRD PROGRAMME 6 o—Recital: Jo Vincent (soprano). I 'Nicholas Orloft (piano). 6 45-- Eve of St. Agnes (John Keats). Read by Marius Goring. 7 20—Fernando German: (organ): Reger and Liszt. B 0— Archzeologist : Talk No. 111, The First Men (by DOrothy ...
... Harpsichord. TELEVISION—SUTTON COLDFIELD 8 o—Newsreel. 8 15— The Eve of St. Agnee (a dance-drama based on the poem by John Keats. 9 o—William Tracey and Joe Sawyer ;n Fall In (film). 9 45—Phyllis Rob:l'ls In STARLIGHT SERENADE. 10 0-10 15—News ...
... THIRD PROGRAMME 6 o—Keyboard Music in Late Eighteenth Century. 6 35—Studying the Election (talk). 6 55—John Keats: The Eve of St. Agnes (reading). 7 30— LISZT : Kyla Greenbaum (piano), London Symphony Orel:, Part I. 8 15—Florence Nightingale in Her ...
... ALLEGED FLOGGING. Medical Superintend* Action for ' —rTh« dir ' 1 ' UCI Dr. William John Keats.. » ar tendent at the ill the King's Bench K Justin Bray, to-day, sought from Mrs. Charlotte A*- : 'I (known as the Couxvtess - ,i |! W. H. 0. Brawey-Wnght ...
... KEATS AND GHORGE ELIOT Ths states that the trustees of the Moseum have received a gift of and imterest. letters which John Keats eddressed from the time of bie sojourn with to his only sister, hi Oxford, in 1817, until his depar- nd Bailey at Severn, ...
... HOSPITAL SUNDAY IN LONDON. The Daily Telegraph refers to Hospital Sunday in London in this style:—Sir Isaac Newton, John Keats, and Coleridge are examples of those who would have been exposed to die in infancy by the wisest among the ancients; and the ...
... little. It did not require much extra effort and only a little extra humility for a poet to alter a single sentence. Yet when John Keats of immortal memory altered the sentence A thing of beauty is a constant joy because his friend felt a slight dissatisfaction ...
... Petula Clark. 11 0— Cause for Alarm (last episode). 11 15—Lloyd Thomas (organ). .1 56—News Summary. THIRD PROGRAMME o 0 —John Keats (poetry reading). 6 30 —Beethoven: Louis Kentner (piano). 7 0 —The Bauhaus, 19 1 9-1933 (talk). 7 20 —RAMEAU London Choir ...