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... prepared the evidence and the necessary witnesses. JOSEPH CONRAD’S SOX SENTENCED. Sentence twelve months in the second division was passed the Old Bailey on Alfred Comad, elder son of late Joseph Conrad, the novelist. Conrad pleaded guilty to converting ...
... deceased men of note. The largest pension is one of £l5O to Mr. W. B. Yeats, the Irish poet. Pensions of £lOO are granted Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist; Lady Huggins, widow of the famous astronomer; and to Miss Kate Greenwood and Miss Jessie Greenwood, the ...
... listeners understand my point of view with regard the function of literature in an image drawn from one of the books of Joseph Conrad —‘Ahnayera Folly.’ I learned of the existence of that great book, and even of the existence its great author—as I learned ...
... arrangement with “Chicago Tribune”) DOUAI (Nord). Monday.— A stranpje tnle of murder in the South Seas, evoking pages Joseph Conrad and conjuring up piciores of Maori dancing girls and lonely men with the fiery fingers of llic tropics and too much whisky ...
... of Iddesleigh A Light in a Dark City,” Charles Prayer : Morley ; “ The ‘i irror of the Sea: I, Landfalls and rtures,” Joseph Conrad; “The Great and the land of King Gold,” R, N. Hall, Zimbabwe Temple, THE “CIRCASSIAN” CORN CURE wil remove the oldest, ...
... was Autolycus? The American Ambassador to Paris who has lately been staying at Claridge’s on a visit to London. 9 Was Joseph Conrad a pen-name? No. The former New Year’s Day was 25th March, and this was not changed to Ist January until 1752, when- the ...
... Galsworthy, £88,000; George Moore, £75,000; Conan Doyle, £63,000; Arnold Bennett, £40,000 ; G. K. Chesterton, £28,000 ; Joseph Conrad, £20,000. PICTURESQUE SPEECH. When I think of them, I could grind my teeth to powder and blow them out of my nose.—Alice ...
... and others, too. if make oath and keep it with steadfast mind ’ to show kindliness and courage throughout 1934. •05 of Joseph Conrad, the author Knight an collector fo: at London Art Side. Wight. Mrs. St.u had the past four years. Mrs. l)e w Carlo, H.e ...
... astonished find them alive. The girl received severe scalp wound and other injuries, but the boy escaped unhurt by Mr. Joseph Conrad, the famous author, falling on his sister. They were leraoved died at his residence, at Bishopsbourne, near to Barry Accident ...
... name of Earl Loivburn, who was for seven Lord Chancellor. Literature lost, in' the physical sense at any rate two giants; Joseph Conrad, the celebrated Pole who produced such outstanding novels in the language of his adoption, and Anatole France Jacques Anatole ...
... tons of shipping registered in the world Britain owns 20.000,000 tons, nearly one-third. 10. What was the nationality Joseph Conrad, the novelist? It is derived from the name of bird renowned for its stupidity, and easily caught any kind of trap. CRIED ...
... to face. His message to us at times amid the tumult of life and lives still in the infinite distance of the soul. As in Joseph Conrad’ great sea story, Typhoon,” the captain’s voice is heard above the roar of water in quiet spots of beyond the | bleak wastes ...