41. SPAB - Education in living form, and most country churches have far more to tell to those who willlook than have the local museums. from Art in Living Form by john betjeman. http://www.spab.org.uk/education_betjemanaward.html

Education Courses for Home Owners Courses for Professionals Scholarship ... John Betjeman Award "There are something like twenty thousand CofE places of worship in this country and of those far more than half are ancient buildings, that is to say each represents the gradual growth of a community. They are the history of English art displayed in living form, and most country churches have far more to tell to those who will look than have the local museums." from Art in Living Form by John Betjeman CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 28 FEBRUARY 2003 The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings invites entries for a competition to honour the memory of Sir John Betjeman, and to mark his membership of The Society's Committee from 1954 to 1977. The award will be made for repair to the fabric of buildings in use as churches and chapels in England and Wales, which has been substantially completed during the previous 12 months. The award itself will take the form of a framed print by John Piper of a church much loved by Sir John Betjeman, with a suitable inscription. CONDITIONS Entry forms are available on application to the SPAB, 37 Spital Square, London, E1 6DY, and should normally be signed by the Incumbent or Churchwardens in respect of Anglican buildings, by the Bishop or Priest in respect of Roman Catholic buildings, or by the Pastor or Elders in respect of Non-Conformist buildings. Cathedrals are not eligible.

42. 4858. John Betjeman. Simpson’s Contemporary Quotations. 1988 1988. NUMBER 4858. AUTHOR john betjeman. QUOTATION Now if the harvest isover / And the world cold / Give me the bonus of laughter / As I lose hold. http://www.bartleby.com/63/58/4858.html

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43. Betjeman, Sir John. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. betjeman, Sir john.(b t´j m n) (KEY) , 1906–84, English poet, b. London. His http://www.bartleby.com/65/be/Betjeman.html

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45. BBC - Books - Author Profile For John Betjeman Author Profile for john betjeman with details ofimportant works, education and background. http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/books/author/betjeman/

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH MONDAY 24th March 2003 Text only BBC Homepage Arts Books ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! surnames.. A to B C to E F to I J to L M to O P to R S to T U to Z John Betjeman (Sir) Born: near Highgate, London, 1906 Died: 1984 Page 1 Important works: John Betjeman was a poet and critic. He was knighted in 1969, and was Poet Laureate from 1972-1984. Poetry: Continual Dew Few Late Chysanthemums Collected Poems Summoned by Bells (1960), a verse autobiography A Nip in the Air Church Poems Architectural criticism: Ghastly Good Taste First and Last Loves The English Town in the Last Hundred Years English Churches (1964, with Basil Clarke) Page 1 TS Eliot Seamus Heaney Robert Lowell Andrew Motion ... WB Yeats Listen to Sir John Betjeman talking about his work in BBC Four's Audio Interviews Listen to Betjeman's poem Diary of a Church Mouse Like this author? Hate this author? Talk about their work on the books message board Privacy

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The memorabilia on the walls of the room includes the full transcript of the evidence. The John Betjeman Room seats up to 12 People John Betjeman died at Trebetherick on the 19th of May 1984. He had when he was made Poet Laureate, Jane Bown photographed him on the beach there, convulsed with laughter. I made hay while the sun shone My work sold. Now if the harvest is over And the world cold Give me the bonus of laughter As I lose hold. THE LAST LAUGH See the whole of the John Betjeman Room in a panorama. Go inside and take your virtual seat. Enter (Java required - ok on most up to date browsers) OR Enter (QuickTime required - better image) If you are interested in hiring the John Betjeman Room click here to go to our Reservations page. Other Private Rooms: The Charles Dickens Room The King Edward VII Room The Graham Greene Room

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49. [minstrels] Executive -- John Betjeman 543 Executive. Title Executive. Poet john betjeman. Date 10 Sep 2000.1stLine I am a young executi Length 24, Textonly version. - john betjeman. http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/543.html

[543] Executive Title : Executive Poet : John Betjeman Date : 10 Sep 2000 I am a young executi... Length : Text-only version Prev Index Next Your comments on this poem to attach to the end [ microfaq My contribution to the work theme... Executive John Betjeman http://www.johnbetjeman.com/biograph.htm And while you're at it, take a look at the rest of the official Betjeman site: http://www.johnbetjeman.com/ -martin p.s. Thanks to Thomas for manning the fort while I was away

50. [minstrels] Summoned By Bells (excerpt) -- John Betjeman 1164 Summoned by Bells (excerpt). Title Summoned by Bells (excerpt). Poet johnbetjeman. Date 3 Feb 2003. 1stLine Walking from school john betjeman. http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/1164.html

[1164] Summoned by Bells (excerpt) Title : Summoned by Bells (excerpt) Poet : John Betjeman Date : 3 Feb 2003 Walking from school ... Length : Text-only version Prev Index Next Your comments on this poem to attach to the end [ microfaq Summoned by Bells (excerpt) Walking from school is a consummate art: Which route to follow to avoid the gangs, Which paths to find that lead, circuitous, To leafy squirrel haunts and plopping ponds, For dreams of Archibald and Tiger Tim; Which hiding place is safe, and when it is; What time to leave to dodge the enemy. I only once was trapped. I knew the trap - I heard it in their tones: "Walk back with us." I knew they weren't my friends; but that soft voice Wheedled me from my route to cold Swain's Lane. There in a holly bush they threw me down, Pulled off my shorts, and laughed and ran away; And, as I struggled up, I saw grey brick, The cemetery railings and the tomb. John Betjeman http://mailplus.yahoo.com [this poem is archived, accessible and awaiting your comments at] http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/1164.html

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55. North Cornwall - Sir John Betjeman, Cornwall EVERYWHERE The words of Sir john betjeman, extolling the beautyof North Cornwall and indeed the County's coast and countryside. http://www.north-cornwall.com/betjeman.htm

"SPLENDOUR, SPLENDOUR EVERYWHERE..........." The words of Sir John Betjeman, extolling the beauty of North Cornwall and indeed the County's coast and countryside John Betjeman was born in London in 1906 and died in 1994 at Trebetherick, Daymer Bay, a place he grew to know and love as his parents had a house there where he spent his early holidays exploring the sands of Daymer and the Camel Estuary. "And the silver snake of the estuary curls to sleep In Daymer Bay". This playground was an education in itself for Sir John and the freedom he must have enjoyed in his youth influenced his attitude to the formality of academics and his wish to be an independent and free spirit. As the years rolled on his poetry and prose associated with Cornwall (such as "the Shell Guide to Cornwall" and "Summoned by Bells") became real gems and of great public interest. Knighted in 1969, Betjeman became Poet laureate IN 1972, AN HONOUR NOT ALWAYS APPRECIATED by those who wish poetry to be more obscure and difficult to appreciate. Sir John's work was more nostalgic and whimsical, perhaps best enjoyed by his contemporaries able to have more of a feel for the images his work conjured up. His poetry about North Cornwall still fits the scenery today and, hopefully, will do so forever. It describes wonderfully the beauty that surrounds you and in its way complements and enhances the landscape and history of the area. "Betjeman's Cornwall", published by John Murray of London, is probably the best you could read when considering, or actually on, holiday in North Cornwall. You can follow the footsteps of Betjeman leading to hidden coves, enigmatic churches giving you ideas on how to enjoy the area by being as inquisitive as he was on so many excursions.

56. Sir John Betjeman POETS Page One, POETS Page Two, INDEX of Poets, Titles First Lines, Poetry LINKS.Sir john betjeman Felixstowe, or The Last of Her Order. Inexpensive Progress. http://www.newtrix.com/poems/jb-poems.htm

57. Sir John Betjeman Lots of Limericks. Various topics.Category Recreation Humor Poetry Limericks......Limericks The American humorist Don Marquis classified limericks as $1 Limericks Those that can be told in the company of ladies (in the 1920's). http://www.newtrix.com/poems/limerick.htm

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59. John Betjeman's Grave In St. Enodoc churchyard is the grave of the Poet Laureate, john betjeman (1906 1984), my favourite poet. He used to live near here at Trebetherick. http://www.cornwallcam.co.uk/bestofnorth/betjeman.htm

In St. Enodoc churchyard is the grave of the Poet Laureate, John Betjeman (1906 - 1984), my favourite poet. He used to live near here at Trebetherick. Back to Cornwall CAM North

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