... NRAD'S NE ROMANCE THE LATEST WORK OF MR. JOSEPH CONRAD has been secured for Serial Publication by the Proprietors of “ WEEKLY.” “The S describes Mr. Conrad as “a writer of remarkable and power, quite led in the int-rpretation of certain phases of character ...

... COCOA boa firs Moos Publications. CONRAD'S NEW ROMANCE. THE LATEST WORK OF MR. JOSEPH CONRAD has been secured for Serial Publication by the Proprietors of T.P.'s WEEKLY. - The Spectator describes Mr. Conrad as a writer of end origins] powers, quite ...

... IrPtID 1,050 rags ores ratstx somas au sawn 2: MID SI T T I rya en I n rite • punish. • , 0 ter -44 &SA I Mr. Joseph Conrad. a. Joseph Conrad, who was born in I C. 1:56; who began his aar..ar as a se.i.fating — APP 4 the eerier service; who has knocked ...

... Derby ‘then this question what are we ‘True, I have beea congratulated exp) swith whet he hae crowded the record NOSTROMO. Joseph Conrad. (Harpers. For , and that oo member of the Japancar force is having only been the previous day and the rest om Me w ‘ope ...

... to the when arid« bh beim at home they may at hot, Mallow his follow. nor ha. gods, tor his passions Nato • man shoat.—Joseph Conrad. For £4l. the treas.:me of a lodge of Aheisat head Liter• aro to learn from prothetes• of fast:too that the fria 7 c to ...

... Sal. Ohl Lady Jane, you mast take - I Novelist's Sea Life. tickets ter a amity Dams to The Merry Widow Hat Jammed. Mr. Joseph Conrad, writing in the Lago Quite a little rm . ,n ens created on a IC,- ILA Review for May, 13o:eines and And what's ft fell ...

... month, 2.30. Thus can have the public verdict in this case.—Yours faithfully, William Archer, J. M. Barrie, R. C. Carton, Joseph Conrad, Arthur Quiller-Couch, W. L. Courtney, Arthur Conan Doyle, John Galsworthy, Frederic Harrison, Anthony Hop© Hawkins, Maurice ...

... Honour for expediting The May number of The English Review ” will contain special article on the Titanic disiaster, by Mr. Joseph Conrad. UNSKKU •’ lor Goughs, sal Bronchia 1 troubles Sid., lid. Cbeadsis ig-db ...

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... party, will stand in spirit round his bier. .* Would the Titanic have been saved if she had not been the Titanic? Mr. Joseph Conrad, the greatest living master of sea literature alike in knowledge and style, contributes notable amc!© in the May number ...

... MAMMON AND ‘WITH GUN AND GUIDE, W. Ooilies THE WIDOW WOMAN. By Charles Lee. 1s. THE OPEN AIR. By RB TWIXT LAND AND SEA. By Joseph Conrad. 1s, UNDER THE GREE: TREE. By Thoums Hardy. ESSAYS. By Rt. Hon. £. Buseell. Hirding. 1s Drane’ ER THE PAPAL CROWS. Led ...

... in this form will ehun ite neighbour ‘Essays of the Hen. ing with ill compan: The allusion to W. B. Russell, with ite Joseph, Conrad’ will rest es com- hae Hardy's “Under the Green wood Tree” and Sea” @s their auth ors would «it down affairs of the world ...