... Orwell helped to pilot the windjammer , Joseph Conrad when the ship left Ipswich yesterday on a world voyage. The vessel had met adventure only 12 miles from her starting point. A strong wind caused the Joseph Conrad to bear down on the towing launch, which ...

... Groves and E. Alicock). JOSEPH CONRAD DEAD. Seaman who won Literary Fame. English literature is robbed of one of its most corhspienous and, in soni, ways, its most romantic figure by the death yesterday of Mr. Joseph Conrad. The famous novelist had been ...

... Red Ensign is again to be seen fluttering from the peak of a British deep-sea sailing ship in Cape Town ' She is the Joseph Conrad, claimed to be the only British ocean-going sailing ship afloat, and she is on a voyage round the world. Owned by Mr. ...

... ed square rigged yachts, the Joseph Conrad end the Seven Seas, both former Scandinavian training ships, to-morrow begin a 600- miles race for windjammers from Newport, Rhode Island, to Bermuda. Last year the Joseph Conrad competed under the British flag ...

... BRITISH PRISONERS IN CHAINS Famous Ship's New Role Undress Uniform Joseph Conrad, the famous American sailing ship, her name unchanged, is ready for service as the U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Marine training ship. She is to-day teaching men the art of ...

... Intimate revelations of the beginnings of their life's romance told by Lady Cobham, Mrs. J. R. Clynes, Sybil Thorndike, Mrs. Joseph Conrad, Rosita Forbes, and Vilma Banky. WINSTON CHURCHILL tells of his part in a war time plan to stagger humanity by seizing ...

... pei'icTß MR: E. The City Librarian. THE NOVELS OF JOSEPH CONRAD. NELL ST. CONGREGATIONAL CONCH derriras To-morrow at 1 t a.m. and 6.W p m. Preacher: REV. R. H. SAMUEL. All Friends Wrlrome. Hymnals Pros MEN'S FIRESIDE MONDAY, 7.45 P.M. SATURDAY, MARCH ...

... : BARBARA WHO CAME BACK SIR H. RIDER HAGGARD. THE VOICE OF THE CHARMER B, E. W. HORNUNG THE INN OF THE TWO WITCHES B, JOSEPH CONRAD. LORD COWDRAY—A Swlw ui Posortsurr T. P. O'CONNOR. M.P. A New Saks d Palau Artmlab THE ABSENCE OF MR. GLASS By G. K. CHESTERTON ...

... his personal friends. Such well-known names as Rodin, Orpen, Max Beerbohm, Gordon Craig, Conder, Steer, Augustus John, Joseph Conrad, W. H. Hudson, John Galsworthy, Thomas Hardy, and H. G. Wells appear in these pages. All these and many more are to be ...

... literature is described The Miami says that the death of Thomas Hardy, coming as it does ei soon after tho deaths of Joseph Conrad and Rider Haggard, will leave a big gap in the contemporary literature of Great Britain. Tho Populaire, the Socialist ...

... Conrad. elder •on of the late Joseph Conrad, the novelist, who pleaded guilty to converting to his own use 51,100 entrusted to him to buy manuscripts of his father's works. Air. Richard Carle, an intimate friend of Joseph Conrad, said after accused had been ...

... the Electronomes. 7.0 Promenade Concert: Moiseiwitscn (piano). London Philnarmcnic Orchestra. 5.20 “The Partner”: Play Joseph Conrad, arranged by Sybil Clarke, 9.0 Time and News. 9.20 To-night’s Talk. 9.35 Master Peter’s Puppet Show An episode from Don ...