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... Eyes,’’ by Joseph Conrad. ♦ THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.” Place of honour in the Nineteenth Century” properly given to Lord Motley’s fine article on ■' British Democracy and Indian Government.” one more entitled to ante on such a subject. has just left the ...
... the I Glob© Theatre, London, powerfully' acted drama, “Victory,” air. B. Macdonald Hastings, founded upon a novel by Mr. Joseph Conrad. Miss Marie Lohr, ais a persecuted heroine, seeks refuge ...
... Convalescent Hi AUTHORS. Rt. ’Hon. A. J. Balfour Sir J. M. Barrio John Buchan E. h'. Benaon J. E. Buckrooo Hall Caine Joseph Conrad Ethel M. Deli Maud Direr Sir Arthur Conan Dojis Jeffery Farnol John Oalaworthy Beatrice Harrad’en Joseph Hocking Jerome ...
... outline how Buck, is, and Robe yumped into the soa from Rooth lin feath. But it would require the pen of Clark Russ © Joseph Conrad to tell. es it should be told. t dq laek Maire tale of galianitry and @ CUPPER PO AL ol tne Daily ‘elewra) thes» officers ...
... boldly asserts that the limiting of families LDS automatically increased the weakness of those allowed to be born. Mr. Joseph Conrad has a long complete romance of the South Pacific Islands, Freya of the Seven Isles, and among the short stories is an ...
... Mr borough aFpoint situ' 1- Canon Edg.s: A TRAGIC VOYAGE. NINE SAILORS LOSE THEIR LIVES. It would require the pen of a Joseph Conrad to do justice to the tragic voyage of the sailing-ship Persimmon, which arrived at Hamburg on Thursday morning from Ta ...
... chronicle of humanity in extremis. It would demand the pen of Victor Hugo, of Clark Russell, of Robert Louis Stevenson, or of Joseph Conrad adequately to weave them Into the mighty dream Which they The most eeerehing questions are bun 114- dressed to the in the ...
... life. lie contributors to the May number include Maxim Gorki >».ort st..iy), A. C. ben-on £ '®!l'* paper The Musician). Joseph Conrad (the continuation the hi serial. I uder Wealeru Fees I. and others tho choicest spirits the literature tcMla.v. Thai d ...
... in which his wife admitted misconduct, whilst subsequently she had aa illegitimate child. JOSEPH CONRAD. Nottingham Speaker’s Tribute to his Work. Joseph Conrad was the subject of a paper read before the English Professor Edith Marky, Nottingham University ...
... the Path to Honour in readable story from cover to cover. The English leading public at last to have realised that in Joseph Conrad they possess writer who ie entitled to all the firs see they can give him. lend Jim Is extremely clever piece of nark ...
... Booth tett and, at the risk of their own lives, rived tJseui hu t death. But it would require the pen of Clerk itumel or Joseph Conrad to tell, as it should be told, the tale of gallantry and adventure, of which may well be proud. • It Wall my good fortune ...
... oil that was needed in the way ot science, money, ingenuity, and ocauiaikiiiip one man ami on© cork-lender.'* Tiiua Air. Joseph Conrad, tfie well-known novelist, writing the Illustrated London News. Mi. followed the sea lor over jeare, was a j)taclKal seaman ...