... CHARGE AGAINST AUTHOR’S SON. Alfred Bory* Conrad (29), son of the Joseph Conrad, tho author, was PoUce Court, committed for trial on charges fraud involving total £1,600. His hail £3OO was renewed. Conrad pleaded not guilty, and reserved defence. ...

... TURGENEV. Study of the great Russian novelist. EDWARD GARNETT. With Foreword . JOSEPH CONRAD. Extra Crown 6/- net. AN AUTUMN SOWING. E. F. BENSON. Extra Crown 8' o. 6 LONDON: 48. PALL MALL. S.W i. W. COLLINS, SONS & CO., ...

... of British deep-sea sailing ship in Capetown docks. She the Joseph Conrad, claimed to the only British ocean-going sailing ship afloat, and she is on a voyage round the world. Tho Joseph Conrad, owned by Mr. Alan VHliers, is only 149 tons net and 100 feet ...

... FORD (Ford Mado. EWferV Cloth, 7/6 net. Just ready. Messrs Duckworth & Co. have atso just published a little novel by JOSEPH CONRAD & FORD MADOX HUEFFER, titled THE NATURE A CRIME. Crown Bvo. Cloth. 5/- net. DUCKWORTH Co.. LONDO W.C2^ ...

... DEATH OP MR. FORD MADOX PORO. DesDTiUs, Mondaj. Mr. Ford Madox Font, the author who eollaborstod with Joseph Conrad in '• Tho Inheritors and Romance/ died nursing home here to-day. Mr. Ford, who had bean ill for time, was 66. prolific writer, also well ...

... (Rhode Island) between the two square-rigged yachts, Seven Seas and Joseph Conrad, started here this afternoon. The first race, from Newport to Bermuda, was won by the Joseph Conrad by 55 seconds, the time being 10 days 1 hour 57 secs. The yachts should ...

... NEW EDITIONS. Pereonal Record.” By .Joseph Conrad. (Nelson. Is 3d.)—This i« the latest addition to the Nelson Library, and should prove one of tho most popular Tolumos of eminently popular series. Mr. Conrad after many years has definitely own not merely ...

... that you put at the foot jnv on Cheap BooLi is calculated mislead those who read it. You aay that • by Henry James and Joseph Conrad have appeared sevenpenny and smiling reprints, and Mr. W H. Hudson’s *EI Ombu available in cheap •ditioa. , * Henry James ...

... Conrad, elder son uf the Joseph Conrad. the norehlit. who pleaded &It, to • charge tif converting to hie owe me Cl.lOO estrusted to him to bay inanescripts of hi father's works. Mr. Richard Curie. an intimate friend of Joseph Conrad. mid that after amused ...

... 1011.— JANUARY, 1900-2* 6d. Bpsd-wbackiso -. 1., by Hugh Clifford.— Bbve.nty Years at ; 111. —A Cold Canada.—Lord Jim. Joseph Conrad.— Letters, by G. 8. Street. A Light Dais. The Victorian Drama—•• Who Ridktb upon tub Wings of the Wind.—The Tavern Line ...

... orchestral music by Mrs. Robin M*Mullen’s orchestra, and concert will he given some of the best-known artists from SON OF JOSEPH CONRAD. Deprivation of Army Rank After Conviction. Last night’s ” London Gazette states that Alfred Borys Conrad, late temporary ...

... Ihe Royal Air Force in recognit ion of his distinguished service command of the forces Iraq. A Renter's message says Mr. Joseph Conrad, the eminent novelist, who is returning home to-morrow, has arrived at New York. Mr. Conrad is suffering somewhat from ...