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... Yet a moment arrives in the winter afternoon when candlelight has about it a magic which no substitute can afford. As Mr. Thomas Hardy once averred, there is a point of view from which tea ceases to be an event when it is not drunk by candlelight. If they ...
... Sir Charles Sedley. Some, by Miss Miles, is new. Most of it is very English: there are some surprisingly saucy poems by Thomas Hardy; but some bittersweet songs by Brecht for examplecome from Europe. In short, The Ruined Maid, in terms of personality ...
... woman thinks him to be.—Mrs. Cragre. . Dorchester Town. i(Council have decided to present the freedom of the borough to Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist, a native of the town. / The Lady Mayor of Aldeburgh-on-Sea, Mrs. E. Garrett-Anderson, M.D., after ...
... Reading is another of his The party of East Lancashire hobbies and his favourite students who have gained the .authors are Thomas Hardy, A J awards will leave England on Cronin and P J Wodehouse. July 23rd. At school he is studying for The first month they ...
... Look Under The Leaves If You Want Any Nuts. To conclude the first half, we welcomed Mr Don Devereaux who sang pieces by Thomas Hardy, Brahms and Schubert. After the interval, Mrs Howson and Mrs Birtwistle once again joined in harmony at the piano, and ...
... schoolroom on Thursday evening, by Mr. Thomas Hardy. The Rev. 8. Powell, who presided, remarked that the lecture was the finsti of a series of four on different phases of the temperance questions b{ experts. - He hoped Mr. Hardy would give them a stirring address ...
... Hardy. When the body:of Thomas Hardy was laid to rest in the historic Poets’ Corner of Westminster Abbey last week there was laid on the wreath-strewn spot, in the midst of floral remembrances of famous men and public bodies, and unlabled bunches of violets ...
... NATURE NOTES. (By MARY OAKDEN). Lovers of Thomas Hardy who know * The Return of the Native,”’—that masterpiece of the great movelist, will be already aware that Dorset contains a vast expanse of waste land known by the name of Lgdon Heath Nowhere in these ...
... other helpers, and he spoke in very eulogistic terms of the work done in all these branches of the hospital. The late Mr. Thomas Hardy wrote that the true beauty of service lay not in its achieve- (Continued in Next Column), ments, but in itg aims and impulses ...
... Greig’s Piano Music, played by Johanne Stockmarr. 7-30—“ The Mayor of Casterbridge ’—Play by John Drinkwater from Novel by Thomas Hardy. 9-o—Some . Pieces by Alec Rowley, played by the Composer, 9-15—Mr. Donald Maxwell: The Tost Rivers of London. 9-30—News ...
... Violoncello ond Pianoforte (composed in 1923). 8-s—George Parker (Baritone) and John Ireland (Pianoforte), Three Poems by Thomas Hardy. 8-20—John Ireland: Sonatina (1926-7). 8-35—George Parker and John Ireland. Three Poems by A. E. Housman. 8-45—Albert Sammons ...
... Secondary Schools: Mr. Desmond MacCarthy: **Modern Men ‘of Letters—ll, Thomas Hardy.” 4-30—ILouis Levy and his Orchestra (con- tinued). 5-15—Children’s Hour, 6-o—SBir William Beach Thomas: * The Best o Autumn —II 6-15—News. g-::s(;—(—)-;éhgéstrall Music ...