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... image a pire of good Th. e second poet discussed this week was William Barnes (Radio 4. Monday 8.45pm1. Mention the name of Thomas Hardy and everyone thinks of Dorset. Mention the name of William Barnes and most people look blank. Barnes is the other Dorset ...
... inspired by the gardens of the ruined Abbey at Newstead, which was his family's home, and it isn't difficult to imagine Thomas Hardy making notes in the cottage garden at Dorchester, nor Bernard Shaw in the garden summerhouse at Chalfont St Giles. But ...
... our National Chairman hopes to attend. On the social side there had been a visit to Salisbury Playhouse to see Tess by Thomas Hardy, which had been much enjoyed, and a one-day seminar at the Berkshire College of Agriculture, which had combined a study ...
... 6d. (1n November. CHAILIAS GIRRON. The BRAES of TARNOW. 8 vole.. crown Sr.,, 111, Id. ready. IIARI)Y. A LAODIOZAN. Hy THOMAS HARDY, Author e'er the rowel, •• trumpet M.JJr, to 3 vole , crown Aro. 31e. 61 [I laember MIMS A. It 1101• KINS. WAITING. 3 ...
... from the ' National Shakespeare Committee,—Messrs. Tom Taylor, Theodore Martin, Shirley Brooks, J. S. Brewer, T. Duties Hardy, Thomas Walker, Robert Bell, C. L. Gruneisen, and llama Friswell. The reason they allege for this step is the unbusiness.like ...
... travelled artist, who had her short story On The Western * Wollumbaraer, Jan Stevens first exhibition Basel. Circuit by Thomas Hardy. * ▪ and Joha Percy, from today. Switzerland. Set in a West Country * ▪ mall August 21. Jae Stevens is described Cathedral ...
... LITEItATUItE. -.-- WWI! A Pair of Blue Eyes, if Mr. Thomas Hardy had not unfortunately appropriated it, would, we think, have been a more fitting title for Lovett-Cameron's novel than the one she has chosen. For t h e object of her bps seems to be to ...
... today. Lady Hamilton LORD NELSON may or may not have asked Sir Thomas Hardy to kiss him as he lay dying during the battle of Trafalgar._ the theory is that what he really said was 'kismet Hardy' which means late Sr 'that's the way the cookie crumbles'. -: ...
... 2nd of April, when £lOO will be given by in prim Phanro-peennoonia broken out in a herd of 29 cows on the fare of Mr. Thomas Gates Hardy, Aldborough, in Holderneas. Measures hare been taken to isolate the remainder of the herd, and a cleaned &auks has been ...
... Mooas, Esq., Place, to Jamie daughter of the late James Strother, Esq.. Balmaehree, Inverness shire, and widow of the late Thomas Hardy, Fag , of Worcester. At Trinity Church, Marylebone, on the 2.5 th inst., by the Rey. Benjamin Apeke. Captain JAMES Arocarrs ...
... modest recompense of f4OO a-year. Mr Knight was appointed the other dry by the Master of the Rolls, and approved by Sir Thomas Hardy, as curator of the public records ; but, on his nomination being sent to the Treasury, Mr Lowe is said to have summarily ...
... out 1 hour 88 min. The pack, including W. H. Brooker, W. M. Colson, F. Evitt, D. T. Nilson, M. H. Tenant, H. D. Thomas (members), H. Hardy (LA.C). and Li. W. Eve (St. James's A.C.), started at 4.2 b, with F. Evitt as limit, and got as far as the plantation ...