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... gave expert view of the past, agriculture in Britain. Using colour photograph illustrations, Mr. Lane pointed out that the Thomas Hardy picture of country life, with its bucolic workers dressed in smocks, was now very dead. Since 1947 the scene had changed ...
... imns hinterland. For instance corrects a pc misconception th Hardy Monumei the hilltop Portesham, overt( the Chesil Beach memorial to the n Thomas Hard] actually marks birthplace of A Thomas Hardy, captain of Nelson the Victory at the of Trafalgar. About ...
... LIBRARY, High Street, Wells. Thousands of Titles to choose from at Prices ranging from 6d. to 10s. 6d. Complete Works of THOMAS HARDY and RUDYARD KIPLING always in Stock. BOOKS IN CHOICE BINDINGS. Bookseller to the Wells Theological College. P.E.GANE, Ltd ...
... programme. It was his interest in singing that gave Mr. Parsons an opportunity to meet Thomas Hardy, the novelist. He was chosen to appear as a chorister in a production of Hardy's play Mellstock Quire at Dorchester and during this time came to know the writer ...
... THE STORY OF THE CAROL CHAPLAIN OF DARTMOOR LOOK AND SEE LET'S PRETEN HE SELLING OF THE SEA THEY'LL NEVER GET IT TO FLY THOMAS HARDY AAt WHO NOTICED THING . AVE THE CONQUEROR THE FLYING KIWI WALKING WESTWARD TAVISTOCK GOOSIE I I OWN .TAR GAZEY PIE STEAL ...
... and Sedgemoor. which reflected his love of the Somerset moors. Hawkins has long been an admirer of Thomas Hardy and is vice-president of the Thomas Hardy Society. His new book, published by David atld Charles at £4.95. provit3es the ideal background to ...
... programme. - It was his interest in singing that pve Mr. Parsons an opportunity to meet Thomas Hardy, the novelist. He was chosen to appear as a chorister in a production of Hardy's play Mellstock Quire at Dorchester and during this time came to know the writer ...
... in question is one of the most prominent hills in the western part of the Dorset Downs and is crowned by the monument to Thomas Hardy. The decision was made on the grounds that the workings would spoil the view. Yours sincerely, H. F. J. HUMPHRIES, F.R ...
... WOODHAMS’ LIBRARY. High Street, Wells. Thousands of Titles to choose from at Prices to suit all Readers. Complete Works of THOMAS HARDY and RUDYARD KIPLING always in Stock. BOOKS IN CHOICE BINDINGS. Bookseller to the Wells Theological College. WeilsCathe ...
... of Mr. Thomas Hardy, the great novelist. The late Mr. Hardy was typical member of the class of Dorset rustic folk who furnish so many delightful chapters in 44 Far from the Madding Crowd, 44 A Pair of Blue Eyes, and others of i Mr. Thomas ...
... FEW OF THE SPECIAL LINES TO BE OFFERED AT ABSURDLY LOW PRICES. SOME WESSEX SKETCHES By A. Dorothy Holmes. Dedicated to Thomas Hardy, O.M. 26 ILLUSTRATIONS, INCLUDING 6 OF WELLS. Reduced from to 6/6. 4 Packets Envelopes 1/- 1 Ream Typewriting Paper 1/6 ...
... Eden PhillDotts. who followed Mr. R. D. Blackmore as the novelist of Devonshire, and is doing for his county much what Mr. Thomas Hardy did for Wessex, and much in the same manner. Mr. Phillpotts was born in India in 1862, and educated at Plymouth. He was ...