... the Defenders of West Dorset, and organised a fight against plans for oil prospecting on Welcome Hill—a beauty spot in Thomas Hardy Liuntry. After tint ' Down to Earth he said that h e had always straddled jourr^'o-m and te'-‘•• work and that he was ...

... regarding the Nobel prise-winners for dna year. Foremost among the many names being rumoured are those of Thomas Hardy, the English novelist; Thomas Mann, German author; and the Norwegian authorises, Stared Endset. Among the leading American candidates ...

... The Golden Journey to Samarkand, and the War Song of the Saracen, lie showed his marvellous powers.' There were also Thomas Hardy, a gloomy ' pessimist, but a master of tense and rigorous expression, and Francis Thomp- 1 son, who despite his instability ...

... 1902. Its badge, 'which drays Mr. Chamberlain would have among his worn round the neck, connives of a cross or peers Mr. Thomas Hardy, Viscount Hal- red and blue enamel of eight points, hoy - dens, Marshal Foch, Earl Beatty, Earl ing the words, For Merit ...

... who becomes a star clown. 3.411 OLD COUNTRY: Jock Hargreaves returns with his engoging series of real-kfe stories from Thomas Hardy country. 4.15 PEOPLE TO PROM: Molting Cars. Second port of a unique and personol documentary on the making of cars at ...

... 9-20 Birds on the Wing— Comedy series starring Richard Briers. Anne Rogers. Julia Lockwood (C). 9-50 The Woodlanders by Thomas Hardy, Part 1: Gils (C). 10-35 News on 2 (C). 10-40 Money Minder (C). 10-50 Television Doctor (C). 11-5 Late Night Line-up ...

... withdrawn and returned to the artist. The artist is Mr. Reginald Eyes, whose p9rtiaits of the Prince of Wales, the late Thomas Hardy, Lord Darling, and Mr. Baldwin are among his greatest works. He is a member of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters. ...

... BOOK QUIZ 1. Who wrote the novel 'Frenchman's Creek'? 2. Where did Thomas Hardy set his novels? 3. What is the sequel to 'Alice in Wonderland'? 4. What was Agatha Christle's first successful novel? 5. What was the name of Tom Sawyer's friend about whom ...

... 2-141 —British History. Sir Philip Sidney. Ruth Field. 2-10—Interval. 2-55—Serial Reading: Under the Creenwood Tree. by Thomas Hardy. 3-16—The Bournci..7uth Municipal Orrhestra: solo violin. Telmanyi: from the Pavilion. Bournemouth. Tca-time Talk. Children ...

... MI that remains of him now rests in the Poet's Corner. Quite close lie the ashes of his great contemporary and friend. Thomas Hardy. whose heart is buried in the soil of his native Wessex, and another near neighbour is Charles Dickens, whose work he loved ...

... 100 lb. of explosives in the back of a car and all that was required was a detonator to set it off. A bail application by Thomas Hardy. Knocknanuckley, Portadown, was refused. Crown counsel told the court that a police checkpoint had been set up on the ...

... the characters in his latest book was meant to be a portrait of Thomas Hardy. Apparently one of the principal characters a great govel:4 whose life sers al proximately the same period as Hardy's and has caused watt , speculation in certain quarters. But ...