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... THACKERAY'S “PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.” “T only met Thackeray once,” writes Joseph Conrad, “and that was at the table of my friends in Wiltshire, the Welbores of the Barrow. The party, except for the great novelist, consisted entirely of country friends, aud ...
... interest by Mr Ferens. A sinister article on the loss of the Titanic with which a.re verv much in agreement is contributed by Joseph Conrad. (London: 17-21, Tavistock-street, garden. Monthly, one shilling net.) ...
... highways and byways, with all the charm of a good book personal narrative. NOW HEADY. Price 5/- net. SOME REMINISCENCES By Joseph Conrad J. Authorof Under Western Eyes, Youtb,etc.,etc. THIS WEEK'S NEW FICTION. J. S. Fletcher's Big New Yorkshire Novel ...
... Example.' 1 WHEN DOUBT—RAM FAIRLY. In the course of trenchant article on the loss of tho the English Review for May, Mr Joseph Conrad writes as follows: For my part I could much sooner believe in unsinkable ship 3,000 tons than in one ofi 40,000 tone. ...
... WADIA CROWN FKAYEIS: Aacieat aal Modern. WILLUM ANGCS KNIGHT, Emnritu in the Andtwwn. Sen. Ba. Od. Ml LAN* AN* SEA. By JOSEPH CONRAD. Crown Sso. 08. TIE CIILDBEN OF UCIT. FLORENCE CONVERSE, Author the House of Pimyer.™ Crowns 60 TIE ADVENTMES OF MISS ...
... this week come into the open as directors to the office of Censor of Plays:-—William Archer, J. M. Barrio, R. C. Carton, .Joseph Conrad, Arthur Quiller-Couch, W. L. Courtney, Arthur Conan Doyle, John Galsworthy, Frederic Harrison. Anthony 'Hope Hawkins, Maurice ...
... living writef with more zuthority to write on both the human and technical sides of the Titanic catastrophe }th&n Mr. Joseph Conrad, who contributes ‘:m article on this subject to the ?nmnt “‘ Erglish Review.” He displays a vigorous dislike of all the ...
... exposure of some of the dark secrets of the leaderwriter’s craft, and McCarthy’s quick appreciation of the then unknown Joseph Conrad and Rudyard Kipling. . ...
... and the Titanic. Only one article in the May Reviews deals explicitly with the great event of last month —that by Mr. Joseph Conrad in the English Review.” Mr. Conrad, as all his readers know, is an old seafarer, a*d he regards the Titanic disaster from ...
... RECENT FICTION. Twist Land and Sea (J. M. Dent and Sons, Limited, 65.), is volume of three new stories by Joseph Conrad, any one of which would have been quite sufficient to make the author's name had not already been well established. They are stories ...
... expect’ carefully elaborated study of the in the critic’s most characteristic style. Mr. Stephen Reynolds sets out discuss Joseph Conrad and sea fiction seems to get lost for a while in analysis Conrad’s fiction general. then joins the analysis on to his proper ...
... long dwelt, that is, taken as a body. Mr Cunninghame-Grahame has a characteristic contribution, A Page of Pliny,'' and Joseph Conrad, Dillon, and others contribute an excellent shillingsworth. DEATH OF W. GELDER, NORTH CAVE (fbom oub own corbespondent ...