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... England had been inspired in no small measure the sea. The lecturer dealt with and read examples poems nnd prose of sucb men Joseph Conrad. Kudyard Kipling, nnd J. Redwood Anderson. A cordial vote of was passod to Ut lecturer on the motion of J. L- Calvarrt ...
... honourect was Mr E. D. Bacon, M.V.0., the Curator of the King's Collection of Postage Stamps. The increasing reputation Franco Joseph Conrad, whose Victory has just commenced its run as feuilleton in the Temps, calls not only for satisfaction recognition by ...
... Society—a alliance forces. In January, February and March there, are promised respectively the president's lecture on Joseph Conrad, a Members' Evening devoted short papers, and a discussion) on Modern Novelists, and lecture by Mies C. T. Cumberbircb ...
... CONRAD NOVEL DRAMATISED. Mr Joseph Conrad, the Anglo-Polish master of sea stories, is the latest recruit to the theatre from the ranks of the novelists. His earliest book, The Secret Agent, which is dedicated to Mr H. G. Wells and deals with anarchist ...
... the King' 3 - Prince George, who will be o* ship at Christmas, will probably be the West Norfolk pack. CONRAD AS PLAYWB Joseph Conrad has Agent, his strange anarchist ' .h« play will come on to-morrow Ambassador's Theatre. Conrad playwright. Ho knows nothing ...
... friends, quite unofficially, to ask his Grace to accept a portrait of himeelf to be added the collection at Bishoptkorpe. Joseph Conrad's first play, a dramatisation from his own novel The Secret Agent, will be withdrawn from the Ambassadors' Theatre, London ...
... Manila, *e» cables grown hot. wit JJ from different, embassies *° * capitals, but the Fleet rents'* ' sort marine Mahomet' Joseph Conrad's romantic )' PRIMA DONNA'S *' friend in Shanghai ,ld9 . together with tidings The pale Russian beauty wit f l eyes, whe ...
... SOCIAL RECORD. Mr Joseph Conrad, the- novelist, has been compelled illness curtail his stay the United States, and is sailing for England tomorrow in tho Majestic*. It is announced that the Rev J. T. Stafford, D.D., ex-President the Conference and Chairman ...
... objects which Hudson loved welL It interesting collection containing many of George G W E Henley Wilfred Scawen Blunt Joseph Conrad John Galsworthy numerous other famous writers all with their autographs with additional inscriptions their for the recipient ...
... readers and listeners understand point of view with regard the function of literature an image drawn from of the books Joseph Conrad Almayer’s Folly' I learned of existence of that book and even existenc of its great author I learned another thing literature ...
... introduction by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, the president of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, and a foreword by Joseph Conrad. On March next year the Institution will complete its- hundredth year of service, and the book has been published in order ...