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... EVENING TELEGRAPH Thursday February 14 1991 JUST A THOUGHT A lover without indiscretion is no lover at all Thomas Hardy YORKSHIRE I CHANNEL 4 I SATELLITE 500 HOME AND AWAY Alf decides to stand against Bobby in the council elections After being evicted ...
... CHARLES Thomas Hardy could not attend Scunthorpe Magistrates Court 18 months ago to be dealt with on a deferred sentence because he was languishing in a Spanish prison his solicitor Mr John Roberts told Scunthorpe magistrates yesterday Hardy (20) whose ...
... HARDY MEMORIAL ROOM Opened Poet Laureate 'j Toet Laureate, air. Joiin Masefield, lold members of Dorset Archaeological Society at Dorchester House yesterday his friendship with Thomas Hardy, the Wessex novelist, and emphasised Hardy’s influence on English ...
... Moate, a story of the English Channel, arranged by Arthur Bryant and Laurence Gilliam from the writings of Hilaire Belloc, Thomas Hardy, Joseph Conrad, John Masefield, and others; music by Arnold Bax and Sibelius, arranged by Maurice Brown; produced by Laurence ...
... An End of an Old Song (Union England and Scotland), by R. L. Mackie. 2.55 —Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy, read by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley : 9— Driving Out of Bud- mouth, from West of England. 8.15 —The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra ...
... THOMAS HARDY’S WISH Before Thomas Hardy died in 1928, he expressed a wish that the thatched cottage at Higher Bockhampton, near Dorchester, Dorset, where he spent his earlier days, should not be the resort of sightseers, but should be occupied by a farm ...
... REGIONAL (342.1 m.) 2.0 The 8.8.C. Welsh Orchestra (leader, Frank Thomas), conducted by Mansel Thomas; Mai Ramsay (soprano). 2.ss—Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy, read by V. C. Cllnton-Baddeley ; B—The Keeper’s House. 3.15 Lucky ...
... 2.30-2.50 —British History: The Pilgrim Fathers, by E. Carus-Wilson. 2.55 —Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy; 7—An Interview with the Vicar, read by V. C. Clinton- Baddeley, from West of England. 3.ls—The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra ...
... cute animals Rural rides Sir Harry Goes To Thomas Hardy Country Yorkshire Sunday 640 Sir Harry Secombe explores Thomas Hardy country Highway visits Dorchester the county town of Dorset Dorchester was town on Hardy based his famous novel The ...
... Schofield and the Rev R Bassindale being a united sen-ice Hardy’s tales such classics A SHORT time ago I mentioned that I would find it hard to read anything by Jane Austen a second time but with Thomas Hardy it is a very different story I cannot say precisely ...
... er R. P. O’Donnell, from the Royal Air Force Headquarters, Uxbridge. 2.ss—Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy; read by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley ; 4 —Christmas Day, 3.15 Lucky Dip—l, a weekly entertainment presented by VvTlliam MacLurg ...
... 30-2.so—British History: Cecil Rhodes and his work, by Sybil Clarke. 2.55 —Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy, read by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley ; 13—Conclusion. 3.15 —The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra • (leader, Harold Fairhurst) ...