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Merrie England

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Merrie England

Book published in 1893 by socialist journalist Robert Blatchford (1851–1943), calling nostalgically for an end to industrialism and a return to the rural way of life in England.
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Jean and I would take the trolley bus to the bottom of Crosland Road (where the Merrie England diner is now) and then we walked up past the prisoner-of-war camp - later a school - to the farm.
Happy holidays down on Auntie Maggie's farm by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Merrie England made him famous, but his true masterpiece is Tom Jones, based on Henry Fielding's novel.
classical by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
It was a Cleveland Technical College production of Merrie England, and our picture shows Hilary Betteridge, Barbara Lilley and John Gallagher.
Flashback to stars of the amateur stage; It's show business by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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