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... adventure tales have thrilled so many readers, is •an enthusiastic golfer, while Israel Zangwill was an expert chess player. Thomas Hardy, in spite of his age, is fond of cyalling• Annie S. Swan, whose popularity among and girls is undiminished, is fond of ...
... a distinguished degree. He first attracted the attention of the literary world by his remarkable study of the Art of Thomas Hardy. a book distinguished at once in its style and matter, and a perfect mine of knowledge and erudition. The distinction ...
... People. 10.00 MORNING WORSNIP. 41.00 NEWS. SAS TH■ CHRISTIAN/: Politeness and Enthusiasm 12.41 THE POETRY OF LANDSCAPE: Thomas Hardy and Dorset 1.00 CHOPPER SQUAD. 1.11 OUT OF TOWN: With Jack Hargreaves 2.20 HISTORY OF THE MOTOR CAR: The Thebes 2.50 CARTOON ...
... season by over 300,000 people. Bournemouth as it is to-day largely owes its popularity and prosperity to the novels of Thomas Hardy, in which it is always called Sandbourne, just as Weymouth is called Budmouth. Under the name of Helstonleigh, Mrs Henry ...
... a bookmaker who was being badly treated by a gang of roughs, when the prisoner rushed through the crowd and assaulted Thomas Hardy, of 62, Dorlintroad, Fulham, the bookmaker refe rred to, stated that a man came up to him and demanded 12s. 62. He told ...
... Alan Bates in the REG GUEST and NO TIME LIMIT. IN ONE SESSION. oleading roles. From the classic CIRCUIT JACKPOT novel by Thomas Hardy. it tells of a beautiful young farm own- • THEY ARE CLEARING A COLD OR A HANGOVER. NOW ON 51 NUMBERS er and the three men ...
... Crowd, which opens at the Astra, Colwyn Bay today (Thursday) for a short season. The story is from the classic novel by Thomas Hardy. The Post Office Is to conduct a feasibility study in conjunction with the Research Department of Anaesthetics in the Royal ...
... Nelson, Esq, Lymso H. Rowland Hill, Moseley G. E. Evans, Esq. do F.). Hawkins. Esq. Liverpool Mrs Hawkins. do Thomas Hardy, Esq, Knutriord Mrs Hardy, do Miss Lord, do LOCKVERS PRIVATE HOTEL Mr, and Miwi Riley, Liverpool Ruh, Nl:nicht-44er Liet.t.-General ...
... Trist yw gweled jhai o'r papyrau yn talu llawer mwy o sylw ac yn udganu mwy o ganmoliaeth i larll Haig, y eledd, nag i Thomas Hardy, eampwr Ilen. Ond dyna ddull y byd hwn erioed. Cobeithio bydd dull y byd nasal yn well. I mae ...
... charge. The place is full of interest, and contains many mementos of the poet; also the manuscript of the poem written by Thomas Hardy for the Keats' Memorial Volume. Mr Mackintosh - mentioned with regret the fact that, though his visit lasted three hours ...
... NELSON'S HARDY. Most of the volume cm Three Dorset Cap. tains at Trafalgar, by A. M. Brendle and R. G. Bartekit. is devoted to Thomas Nfasterman Hardy, Nelson's own captain and chief bosom friend. Nelson retarded Hardy not merely as • richt. hand ...
... Around 200 three to 11-year-olds acted out Nativity scene well recited Victorian poetry and prose from Charles Dickens and Thomas Hardy Other groups played instruments such clarinets and guitars in an efTort to recreate what life like in the 19th century ...