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... ALLEGED ATTEMPTED WIFE POISONING. Joseph Conrad, Clerkenwell baker, was remanded at Clerkenwell to-day, charged with attempting to murder his wife by administering arsenic—Detective Marshall said he went to the prisoner's house last Saturday in consequence ...
... ALLEGED ATTEMPTED WIFE POISONING. Joseph Conrad, 43. a Clerkenwell baker, was re- manded at Clerkenwell fln Wednesday charged wuh attempting to murder his wife by administering:- arsenic- Detective Marshall said he went t ...
... n. Mr. Unwin will publish the book, which wil bear the title of An Artist in the Himalayas. The firet story by Mr. Joseph Conrad, Alraayer _ Folly,** created such a favourable impression that his new book will be anticipated with considerable in- ...
... Mr. Henley’s rivals were more numerous. Mr. Ker, Mr. Walter RsMgb, and Mr. Arthur Symons were the field but failed. Mr. Joseph Conrad’s *' Nigger of the Narciasos,” Mr. Kipling's “Captains Courageous,” and ‘‘The Skipper’s Wooing'' of Mr. Jacobs all failed ...
... Sidney Lee for Life of William Shakespeare. another to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for The Forest Lovers. and the third to Mr. Joseph Conrad for Tales of Unrest. 6CHOOLBOT BLAXG. Salopians have language of their own. according to the PufAie School Magazine ...
... contribute verse to the number, and among a number of other very good features is an entertaining article on the sea by Mr. Joseph Conrad. ; The articles in the World's Work, by the editor on the motoring ndustry, and by Mr. E. J. Bullen, of Newark, on farmers ...
... Scottish novel»«t, Mr. Neal Muaro. The “Hie Modem Novel.” This has special Georg© Meredith, Thornes Hardy, Rudyend ICipling, “Joseph Conrad,” Robert Loots Stevenson, and others. The editor has followed this with lists the novels in the Central Lending Library ...
... Magazine). Already English appealing to certain anthers of the smaller race* —for example. Maarten Maartene, the Dutchman, and Joseph Conrad, the Polo—who have chosen it the vehicle their literature in preference to their own native idioms of narrower appeal, ...
... short stories. among the writers of thefe in the pmseat volume, are such wpll-known as Rurlyard R. A. Vachon. Jack London. Joseph Conrad, Ver. jorie Bowen. Robert Barr. Ridge. Morley Roberts, Mrs. Williamson. and Shan F. There is also a novelette by Robins ...
... verses John Carter and Mr Frederick Niven There is the opening instalment a novel Mr Portraits of editors and publishers an Joseph Conrad “Under Western Eyes” and aPProPriate place in this issue consider-fiction is also well represented short is occupied with ...
... Lucas (Blackwood) Brown Face and White” by dive Holland (Hurst and Blackett) and The Santiago” G B Burgin (Hutchinson) Mr Joseph Conrad’s new Methuen which strengthen those critics found kinship The scene modern Russia Russell the is the title novel the ...
... Silver Keene G P Sons 2s The Fair Maid By J Huntley McCarthy Blackett 6s the River Mrs Fred Reynolds and Hall 6s Eyes By Joseph Conrad Methuen Co 6s Master Piccolo By Girvin George Allen Co 3s 6d of Carrowduff By Mrs Kenny Co be GENERAL LITERATURE in Playwriting ...