... JOSEPH CONRAD its place among that select body of works written in prison which have permanently enriched the literature of the world. Moving Love Story Published To-day Sanfelice is first and foremost a great and moving love-story, but it is also ...

... JOSEPH CONRAD MISSING Some anxiety is felt by his friends as to the whereabouts of Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist. He left England, with his wife and two boys, at the end of July, and was last heard of Cracow. The Foreign Office has been asked make special ...

... c, . ::: , , . Joseph Conrad s ,: Last N o v e 1 USPE SE he the sky of moderns humours, for all its myriad stars, are sops* the passim of which is a loss to all the world. TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT Better eavesdroppings, kidnappings, fights and 4 ...

... Milne and I. Tales Of Unrest. An Outcast of the Islands. Almayer's Folly. Capes, Bernard Cuffsn, Mannington Conrad, Joseph Conrad, Joseph Conrad, Joseph Doyle, Conan A Study in Scarlet. Dodareeth, Francis The Spendthrift. Davidson, Lilies Campbell For Lack ...

... OUT Exciting Start to Round the World Voyage Two cabin boys on their first voyage helped to pilot the 200-tons frigate Joseph Conrad down the Orwell Estuary on Tuesday, when Mr. Alan J. Villiers, the novelist, and his crew of adventurers set sail in her ...

... Wayfarers’ Library is beyond reproach. The new volumes are “Under the Greenwood Tree,” by Thomas Hardy: Land and Sea.” by Joseph Conrad: “The Widow Woman,” by Charles Lee;; “ Selected Essays,” by G. E. Russell; and The Open Air,” by Richard Jeffries. The ...

... to Burro‘‘s Library Prestatyn . A Bachelor Husband, by Ruby M. Ayres Deep Waters, by W. W. Jacobs. The Arrow of Gold by Joseph Conrad. The Purple Mask (the Novel of Matheson Lang's Play .of Ow saint title. An a State of Mature, by Altrcd Clark. ...

... THIS SEA WERE OPEN TO METHERE WAS A SIGN, A CALL IN THEM,-SOMETHING TO WHICH I RESPONDED WITH EVERY FIBRE OF MY BEING. JOSEPH CONRAD, LORD JIM On the broad decks of •Ottawas, ORFORD, and ORONSAY you will feel the call of the sky and the sea. ...

... journal of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. has been published. and among those who have contributed to it are Joseph Conrad, Bartinieus. C. Fox Smith. Alfred Noyes, E. Eel& Chatterton. Bennet Coppketone, and Edmund Blunden. A number of excellent ...

... Olympia Films and Variety. A famous tale by Joseph Conrad supplies the story for the chief picture at the Olympia, Cardiff, next week. This is The Rescue, one of Conrad's finest efforts, Ronald Colman and Lily paniita are featured. The seoond film ...

... Conrad's New Romance. THE LATEST WORK of L. JOSEPH CONRAD has beta secured for Serial Publication by the Proprietors of T.P.'s Weekly. The Sportster ' describe• Kr. Cnorad as a writer of remarkable sod ortitoal power. some unequalled to interpretattnn ...

... THIS SEA WERE OPEN TO METHERE WAS A SIGN, A CALL IN THEM,-SOMETHING TO WHICH I RESPONDED WITH EVERY FIBRE OF MY BEING. JOSEPH CONRAD, LORD Jill On the broad decks of °ORONTES, ORFORD, and °OROVSAY you will feel the call of the sky and the sea. ORIENT ...