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... MIRO PROGRAMME 6 0— Finnegan's Wake, by James Joyce (talk by Walter Toolin) 6 30— Thomas Hardy (talk by C. Day Lewis). 6 45—Recital: Rene le Roy (flute), Ernest Lush (piano), Clara Haskil (piano). Sonata in G for Flute and Piano (Handel). 7 40 —Spain ...
... STANDS UNRIVALLED. THE GRAPHIC cIIRISTMAS NUMBER, PRICE ONE SHILLING. FULL OF FUN. ALL IN COLOURS. REGINALD CLEAVER. I THOMAS HARDY. H. M. BROCK. S. R. CROCKETT. TOM BROWNE. RI. W. E. NORRIS. JOHN HASSALL, R.I. H. G. WELLS. JACOMB-HOOD. RI. FRANK CRAIG ...
... was elected by nominate*, in the place of Thomas Hardy, who has been four ye&rs supernumerary. The Rev. Edwin H. Tindall, of Manchester, senior chapel secretary, was elected by nomination in the place of Thomas Thompson, superannuated on the ground of ...
... Cemetery, Monday next HARDY —On the 25th inst., 72. Carmthers-street, Ancoats, THOMAS HARDY, late of Britannia Inn, Gaylor-street, Oldham Road. Deeply regretted JOHNSTONE —On January 23rd, at 114, Oxford-street, Choriton Road, THOMAS WILLIAM JOHNSTONE, aged ...
... LAWRENCE ((talk). 9 o—Beethoven: Louis Kentner (piano). 9 45—The Beggarstaff Brothers (talk). 10 s—French Songs. 10 35 Thomas Hardy (reading). 11 o—Seventeenth and Eighteenth-century Music. 11 30 —The Doubts of Columbus (talk). ...
... price must exceed one shilling ; and, third, that she must be delivered to her purchaser witla a halter round her neck. Thomas Hardy, however, who has made the sale of a wife the theme of his novel. The Mayor of Casterbridge, says nothing of any such ...
... other English regiments were not so badl A D we Englishmen permit all this libellous talk to go on. We have acquiesced, as Thomas Hardy puts it, in the unhistaric and pinchbeck titlei of British. The fact of the matter is that we English people have too ...
... realised he would never get through Gibbon. There are other reasons for these barriers besides that of mere length, of course. Thomas Hardy refused to tackle Wuthering Heights.” He said he knew it was unrelieved ugliness.” For the same reason George Moore would ...
... understanding of the often grimly realistic attitude that farming breeds. That careful student of the English peasant, Thomas Hardy, never wrote a shrewder poem or invented a better story than when he told of the Belgian peasant who killed the French ...
... Prevention. 7 o—Second0 —Second News. 7 20 —West of England Announcements. 7 30 —Serial Reading ; Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy, 3—Going the Rounds. 7 50 —Social Survey of Bristol, by Professor W. Hamilton Whyte. 8 o—North0 —North Regional. 9 O—A0 ...
... GEN NE Looking in excellent health, Mr. Thomas Hardy opened a garden tete and sale at Dorchester in aid of the Dorset County Hospital. a TeconiMenation to approve im pfrin- cipie the establishmeat of 4 central printing schovl .n South Leudon will be ...
... Orchestra. 10 15 —Service. 10 35 —Beethoven and Brahms : Max Rostal (violin), Sela Trau (’cello), and Louis Kentner (piano). —Thomas Hardy readings from his novels and poems. 11 25 —Jack White and his Band. 12 —Time ; News. 12 20-12 30 —Norwegian News. ...