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... pocket-sized books reflecting the choices of distinguished critic and poet Ian Hamilton from works by W B Yeats D H Lawrence Thomas Hardy Emily Dickinson Christina Rossetti and Gerard Manley Hopkins Each book is presented in an uncluttered form aimed at the ...
... not last long And Hardy did not get his own way either For Mrs Hardy the widow was a second wife with her own views of the first Mrs Hardy In his last years Hardy romanticised the memory of his first wife - but it was the second Mrs Hardy ...
... a storm of protest that the six were granted free pardon and after three years returned to England Today in these parts Thomas Hardy means more than the martyrs But the courtroom is a tourist attraction like the cells below two paces by one and a communal ...
... author Thomas Hardy to play his most famous heroine Tess of the d’Urbervilles has died at the age of 95 Mrs Gertrude Bugler of Beaminster near Bridport Dorset was the first person to play Tess when the dramatised novel was performed near Hardy’s home ...
... pence piece with the words “Tried for High Treason T Hardy 1794’’ On the back of the coin it says “Acquitted by His Jury Counsel Hon TErsklne and Gibbs Esq” Can you give me any de-: tails? THIS Thomas Hardy was born in Larbert Stirlingshire in 1752 and began ...
... programmes look at the naval legend through different eyes those of wife Fanny friend Sir William Hamilton colleague Captain Thomas Hardy and young seaman William Blackie As Nelson actor Kenneth Colley says: “They would all see a different man which meant that ...
... but as his own muse faded Mary’s blossomed into recognition both from the public and from her literary heroes including Thomas Hardy Afflicted from her early 20s with Graves disease her health worsened as Henry consoled himself in the arms of a bubbly ...
... what human truth has recalled? For here we have the prize-winning biographer of John Keats (W R Smith Aw'ard 1968) and Thomas Hardy (Royal Society of Literature Prize 1979) teaming up with his wife the social historian Jo Manton to concentrate all their ...
... madding crowd A TENANT with literary leanings is being sought to occupy the former home of author Thomas Hardy Max Gate near Dorchester Dorset where Hardy lived until his death in 1928 will become vacant at the end of October after the present tenants’ ...
... paintings at prices ranging from £95 to four-figure sums Also available is a very fine pair of marine oil paintings by Thomas Bush Hardy and a water colour of Cader Idris (c1812) signed and dated by John Varley Prints of Liverpool’s waterfront by Samuel ...
... the right THIRD 464m and 730 Ubu Cocu A 82S Honegger: King David 940 of Violence: Talk Chopin Ballades: record 1040 from Thomas Hardy his firt wife after death LONDON 710 810 12SS Weather and News 610 South-East 635 GARMENT ALTERATION and REPAIRS CLEANERS ...
... The Diary of Thomas Turner edited by David Vaisey while in the class of Pepys nevertheless has this two-fold attraction of combining a human story with a fascinating depiction of a particular society in eighteenth-century England Thomas Turner was a village ...