... bridge whose principal opening was a single arch of 1,650 ft. span—Central News. In teresting Wills. JOSEPH CONRAD LEAVES i 20,000. Mr. Joseph Conrad, of Oswalds, Bishopsbourne, Canterbury, the well-known writer of sea stories, and formerly a master mariner ...

... The story of Joseph Conrad's life had been prepared for ,the September issue of the Coventry Readers' Bulletin before the news of his death was received, and by the courtesy of the City Librarian we reproduce the article:— Joseph Conrad is one of the ...

... lied in London in September. 1928. that he Lad I been in conversation with the late Held!Marshal Earl Haig and the late Joseph Conrad, and he showed on a screen a number of spirit photographs. You know that Lord Haig . was a Spiritualist? he told his ...

... City Libraries include: Hope of Immortality (Matthews). The English Castle (3raun), Animal Drawing (Skeaping), Joseph Conrad: Some Aspects of the Art of the Novel (Crankahaw), Lucretius: Poet and Philosopher' (Sikes), Walking in Dorset ...

... city. Amongst the new selection of books in Braille type this month are:— Sky Pilot. by Ralph Connor: Typhoon, by Joseph Conrad; Way of an Eagle, by Ethel H . Dell: Rodney Stone, by Air A. Conan Doyle: and Joanna Godden. by Sheila Haye-Smith ...

... (Whale), Russia on the March (Murphy), Mathematics for Engineers” (Dull), “Living in the Country” (Smith and Wilcox), “Joseph Conrad” (Bradbrook), “History in my time” (Strasser). ...

... (tenor) ; Doris Vevers 8.0 ( ee eorgie Wood in “ Domestic Episodes,” with Dolly Harmer. 8.15 (London), “ One Day re,” b: Joseph Conrad; _pro- duced Katherine Pole. 9.0 (Lon- don), We ather forecast, Secon: news bulletin. 9.15, Chamber music, relayed from ...

... so far failed that it is now necessary to try ether form of propaganda. Warsaw's Tribute to Joseph Conrad. The broadesat talk, Reminiseeeoes of Joseph Conrad, given by Mr. Ric:bang Curie last night from the London station, reminds 'me that the memory ...

... developed Ii the many years which the author spent in travel as a younger man. when he was brought closelynto touch with Joseph Conrad. He deve loped very keenly an outstanding style and wide vis:on, depth and grip of human character accompanied by the three ...

... vols.); Spanish old,' by G. A. Birmingham (4 vols.); Childhood of ' the World, by E. Clodd (2 vols.); Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad (4 vols.); The Splendid Spur, by ffir A. T. Quiller-Couch la vols.); four songs for contralto voice; tieorgraphy of ...

... St. Mark's Brotherhood, held in the Prince , of Wales Theatre on Sunday afternoon, his subject being, The Novels of Joseph Conrad. Mr. W. Cursons was in the chair. The speaker at HilMelds P.S.A. Brotherhood yesterday was Mr. Curtiss, of Warwick, who ...

... this morning, and the, gunrd of ono tram wax injured. Considerable damage was dons. Alfred Borys Conrad, son of the late Joseph Conrad, was further remanded at Marylebone Pollee Court to-day on charges of fraud involving altogether L 1,600. Mr. Allan Crombie ...