... THE NEW Writing in the English Review on the lo« the Titanic, Mr. Joseph Conrad stprewim profound disbelief in the theory that ships of her sine can made noHinka. ble. suggests, however, that, with the construction of enormous reesels, new kind of seamanship ...

... moment, but Sir Henry is the only baronet really lost. Miss Corelli's Popularity I wonder whether Mr. Bernard Shaw, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. G. K. Chesterton, aud Mr. de Morgan are really serious rivals of Miss Corelli. Mr, Shaw has not written a novel for ...

... purpose. the book is well worth the sum asked for it. The authors include John Galsworthy, A. J. Balfour, J. M. Barrie, Joseph Conrad, Beatrice Harradon , Leonard Merrick. Conan Doyle. E. F. Ilcn son, Mrs. Hnniphry Ward, Gilbert Par' ker, Jerome K. Jerome ...

... combination of the attractive and the useful in cheap illustrated magazine. complete novel, Freja of the Seven Isles/’ bv Joseph Conrad, is itself artietic, sixpenny worth. Its etudy “The Man Roosevelt i* candid and intin;ate, its warning inquiry, “Race-Culture ...

... PORTSMOUTH. PORTSMOUTH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1913. Mr. Andrew Melrose informs us that Miss Mary Cholmondeley, Mr. Joseph Conrad, and Mr. W. J. Locke, the adjudicators in his new 950 Guineas Prize Novel Competition, have awarded the prize to & novel entitled ...

... Christ at || the latter, by the way, being considered by the best religious autobiography generation. Mx. Bullen and Mr. Joseph Conrad—himself a recipient of a Civil Lit pension—stand in a class by themselves. Their stories breathe the atmosphere of the ...