... interest by Mr Ferens. A sinister article on the loss of the Titanic with which a.re verv much in agreement is contributed by Joseph Conrad. (London: 17-21, Tavistock-street, garden. Monthly, one shilling net.) ...

... Example.' 1 WHEN DOUBT—RAM FAIRLY. In the course of trenchant article on the loss of tho the English Review for May, Mr Joseph Conrad writes as follows: For my part I could much sooner believe in unsinkable ship 3,000 tons than in one ofi 40,000 tone. ...

... long dwelt, that is, taken as a body. Mr Cunninghame-Grahame has a characteristic contribution, A Page of Pliny,'' and Joseph Conrad, Dillon, and others contribute an excellent shillingsworth. DEATH OF W. GELDER, NORTH CAVE (fbom oub own corbespondent ...

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... new ]it-erary weekly? One starts to-day under the title '' The New Weekly. There is a '' Man of the Week.'' TUi3 week Joseph Conrad, and there are many special article?. The editor is Mr R. F. Soott Jamee, and amongst the signed article writers are Edmund ...

... FAITH IN BRITAIN'S TENACITY. Joseph Conrad, who was in Poland during the blaok weeks of the war, writes:—For out little band there wag the awful anguish incertitude as the real nature events the West. In is difficult to give an idea how ugly and dangerous ...

... will risult in the development of genuine British films run by men with imagination and enthusiasm well business mm en. Joseph Conrad ha**? declared already that if he were younger lie would devote some years of tjteaay work motion pictures. And Miss i ...

... s the Queen's Gift Book are Mr A. J. Balfour, Sir James Barrie. F. Benson, John Halt OaJne, J. E. Buckrose (Hornsea), Joseph Conrad, Ethel M. Del], Sir A. Doyle, Beatrice Harraden, and Mrs Humphry Ward. The appointment of Captain Percy H. Hansen, V.C ...

... And will Hull genealogists have better luck with the queer bird in The End of the Tether who, according to his creator, Joseph Conrad, Imagined himself walking about the streets of Hull (he knew their gutters well a boy) with his pockets full of sovereigns ...

... or F. Madox Hueffer—and Charles Garvice. Surely, she adds, ''the spirit of the age is not broad enough to include both Joseph Conrad and Mane Corelli. It is not. Nobody can read the two, and enjoy both. Either you are on one level or the other. To mingle ...

... ELLISON HELMSING, LTD., ft, PARLIAMENT STREET, HULL. tiOOK GHAT. INTERESTING COMING EVENTS. In a few days we shall have Mr Joseph Conrad's new story—a happening small importance in thd world tho*« who love good fiction - ortb noting that the strongest English ...

... Strong, which includes such different persons -komas Hardy, Gilbert Murray, Edmund Sir James Barrie, G. Wells. Mrs ard, Joseph Conrad, Sir Herbert Tree, Alice Meynell, Arthur Balfour, Herbert Asqui tra.uk Brangwyn. Sir Se?iman v Ellen Terr!' N. B. Irving ...