... 6.4s—News. 7.0 Radio Blarney, presented by Tony Cahill. 7.3o—Mary Dempster O’Neill and George Dunlop—Vocal Duets. 7.4o—Thomas Hardy Centenary Talk by Sean O Paolain. B.o Jeannie Reddin (piano). 8 15— Shakespeare in Silhouette, _. arranged by Eily MacAdam--As ...

... Milford; R. O. Duaill, Holy Cross College, Falearragh. Leaving Certificate: Michael Melly, St. Eunan’s College, Letterkenny,; Thomas Hardy, The Royal School, Raphoe; Colm O Gallchoir, Ard-Scoil Mhuire, Derrybeg. Officers elected were: President, Mr. E. W. R ...

... Cardinal Wolsey” Creighton), with excellent front is piece from the painting Sir John Gilbert, R.A. from the Madding Crowd (Thomas Hardy). Longfelow’i Poems. Adventures among birds (W. H. Hudson), 4e.—an axeallenl ...

... with a description by Major J. B. 8. Bourne-May, from the Horse Guards Parade, Whitehall. 1.0 p.m.. The House and the Man: Thomas Hardy Max Gate, by Gertrude Bugler. 1.15, Dvorak: pianoforte quintet in A, Op. 81, played by the Norbert Wethmar Pianoforte Quintet ...

... Carrickmacrath: 2. Donald Houston. Though Sallagh; 3. Joseph Hardy. Urgnalore. Confined Farmers whose Valuation does not exceed £lO. Blackfaced homed ram—l. Joseph Long, Oobonagh; 2. Thomas Hardy, MeeraJiornat 3, Francis Grifllth, Alinapaste. Pen of three ...

... Captain Pugwash 1040 The New Beginning 11.00 Special Stage 1255 News 100 Pebble Mill at One 145 Bagpuss 2.00 Horizon 245 Thomas Hardy Lived Here 3.00 Dayand Night 3.30 Petticoat Junction 358 Regional News 4.00 Play School 4.25 Slip and Slap 4.35 Jackanory ...

... his State 9™““' tra. I.3o—Horace Pinch at Organ of the Empress Ballroom. Blackpool, 2.ss—‘Under the Greenwood Tree. by Thomas Hardy. Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra. Dog Shows-Barbara RothweU Fielding. 5 —Gramophone Records of The Sieber Oroir. 5.20 ...

... 35, Ena Mitchell (soprano). Eric Greene (tenor), George James (bass) and London Harpsichord Ensemble: 9 30, The Dynasts, Thomas Hardy: 11.0. Gloconda de Vito (vleUn) and Ernest Lush (piano). TO-MOBBOW NORTH ENGLAND AND SIX COUNTIES 7.55, Weather; 8.0, News; ...

... , lion of a revolver on 22nd April, 1923; Francis Quinn. Ednatoodry, Fintona, posse,sion of revolver, 22nd June, 1923; Thomas Hardy, Clare. Kildress, bigamy, 6th April, 1923; John Harding Tibbs. charged with serious offence at Newtownstewart on 14th Jane ...

... French 7 Famous horse-race run at Epsom 10, Surname of a famous Charlotte Bronte heroine 11. of the Dilrbervines Is by Thomas Hardy 13. Person sent to get secret information In another country. 14 Poisonous snakes 16. Part of a plant which draws up n ...

... egs, etc. 9. OrSeurat or in the direction o: the rising sun 11. To be worthy of or deserve 13. Our national emblem. 14, Thomas Hardy character 18. His wife was turned into a pillar of salt TUESDAY'S SOLUTION ACROSS.—I. Wash. 4, HlO. 6. Avon 8 Roar. 9. ...

... shoulders. 2, Name often given to a dog. 3, Feminine pronoun, 4, A piece of music or a song for three persons. 5, Famous Thomas Hardy character. 8, In tennis it means you have not scored any points, 9, Dinner. for Instance. 11, John ealswOrth7 wrote the ...