Firbank

(Arthur Annesley) Ronald. 1886--1926, English novelist, whose works include Valmouth (1919), The Flower beneath the Foot (1923), and Concerning the Eccentricities of Cardinal Pirelli (1926)

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Huddersfield teachers Bev Firbank (left) and Alison Bray outside St Paul's Cathedral and above left, the Queen and Prince Philip outside the cathedral yesterday after the national service of thanksgiving

PARTY TIME AS QUEEN CELEBRATES HER 90th

Jed Mayer argues that in Firbank "[u]tterance is fragmented" and that "disembodied conversations take place in a kind of void," thereby stressing a similarly repetitious vacuity of signification (96).

Robust body and social souls: Reassessing Ronald Firbank's effeminate queer men

Firbank House itself is a substantial property that is laid out across three floors.

Gardens and woodland should prove a winner; The outdoor spaces at this five-bedroom family home will entice buyers who like a view, reports Alison Jones

But, passionate about horses, she was running her own riding school when she met Thomas Firbank in 1931, shortly after he bought Dyffryn.

Feisty guardian of Snowdonia; New book on life devoted to mountains

Guests donned their finest outfits for a fun evening at the Shell Upstream Dinner Dance held in the city's luxury Marcliffe Hotel Two good Florence Chong with Aileen Ong Happy couple Alexander and Margaret Rennie Cocktails Mark and Angela Downes & Pam and Steve Gardiner Smiles Wayne and Lesley Firbank & Suzanne and Ben Kington Fun time Tom Moore & Jennifer Mayfield Stylish Ewan Stevenson and Fiona McKay Friends Pamela Evans & Julie Donaldson

One Shell of a night

Firbank, he opines, was not sufficiently serious about his unseriousness--implying, I gathered, that Waugh was, which is indeed the case.

Things are looking up

Dyffryn Mymbyr at Capel Curig was made famous by Thomas Firbank in his book I bought a Mountain.

Opening a door to the past at farm

This week's winner is Jay Firbank, of Chorleywood, Herts, who says: "My houseplants thrive because I give them water from my fish tank.

TAKE A TIP; In the garden with Steve Riches OUR MAN WITH GREEN FINGERS

United fan Tom Murphy, 49 - who watched the game in the Firbank pub, near Old Trafford - said: "It's the next best thing to being at the match.

3D footie a winner with fans

THE MAN UTD VERDICT UNITED Fans crammed into the Firbank pub in Newall Green, Manchester, yesterday and - apart from the result - loved what they saw.

THE BIG DEBATE AT HOME.. DOES 3D FOOTIE TV WORK?

presents 5 chapters of as many authors--Jane Bowles, James Purdy, Ronald Firbank, Henry Green, and Penelope Fitzgerald--whose work was allegorical rather than realistic and, in an age when realism was valued most, have been mis-read and often under-appreciated as a result.

Alternative paradigms of literary realism

This possibility is echoed in the exhibition's title, "Inclinations," which is borrowed from a Ronald Firbank novel, but is also a rather polite word that hides other, cruder words, and is echoed even in the artist's anonymous-seeming name: a mixture of the upfront and the hidden, the visible and the mysterious.