... a meeting of an International Conference of Spiritualists n London, was exhibiting psychic por,raits I.f Eail Haig and Joseph Conrad, ind referring to messages purporting to save come from them. The public has no very clearly defined ittitude to such news ...

... Wales was yesterday *looted Pritsident of the Yacht liacids Assoc 'at ion. M. l'ad^rewAki arrived in Parin estordav Mr. Joseph Conrad. the novelist, is visiting Corsica. Mr. lien Tillett had a restless night, but there was a plight improVement in his condition ...

... city. Amongst the new selection of books in * Braille type this month are:— Sky Pilot. loy Ralph Connor; iTyphoon. by Joseph Conrad; Nay of an Eagle, by Ethel M. Dell: Rodney Stone, by Sir A. Conan Doyle; and Joanna Oodden. by Sheila Kaye-Smith ...

... A CONRAD CURIO. THE NATURE OF A CRIME. By Joseph Conrad and Ford .fadox Hueffer. (Duckworth.) Se. Not the least interesting part of collaborated novels is the confessionoften it comes many years afterwardsof the collaborators. Mr. Conrad and Mr. Hue ...

... PUBLIC NOTICLS. MODERN ART /N Ole AT RUSKIN GALLERIES. CHAMBERLAIN SQUARE O. Art ACX)B EPSTEIN'S MAGNIFICENT BRONZE BUST JOSEPH CONRAD AND A FINE EXAMPLE LA FALAISE DE FECAMP. By CLAUDE MONET. VVTERYETED AXE TO IRRIFIET TFELNE TWO WONDERFUL WOW OF ART ...

... Goodness gracious how her sneezes. Mary laughs merrily. SAIL V. STEAM. Among this month's instalment of the letters of Joseph Conrad in The World's Work is one on sail versus steam. I share to the full your sentiments about all kinds of mechanical ...

... Rodo and Paul Emile Pinner°. Kramer. Betty May is a wonderful work of art. Jaen;iiiiZtein's magnificent hronze bust of Joseph Conrad is also on view. ...

... adventure stories of foreign lands, end all manner of strange tales of the sea. No doubt he has read every book which Joseph Conrad ever wrote, but if the great author should have escaped his notice I recommend him to read The Nigger of the Narcissus ...

... (Gppo►ite City Art Gallery) CHARBERLAI N SQUARE, EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS, By J. B. MANNA.P.V. ALSO THE EPS'fEIN BUST OF JOSEPH CONRAD. ON VIEW LNTIL bATUIII.I.I. JULY 96. Admission Free. Doily 10-6. Saturday 10-2 WORKS OP ART, ANTIQUES, 71)1E =CHINOS, WOODOITIV ...

... of the Literary and Dr. matic Society on Thursday week, at which F. Thatcher and S. R. Lang read interesting papers on Joseph Conrad and Thomas Chat- terton respectively The hali-term holiday extended from Fri day afternoon to Tuesday morning E G an old ...

... Wbst Happens Behind the Closed Doors Hall the Homes in America. GEORGE O’BRIEN i LOU TEIXEQEN NOSTROMO From the Novel by Joseph Conrad. A Mighty Drama of Love, Life and Honor in the Struggle for Wealth. TvbM Tales Ne. 1, The Only Way Oat TOPICAL BUOSET. ...

... THE BATH CINEMA. Ronald Colman has the leading réle in ** The Rescue,’’ by Joseph Conrad. The film is an exciting story of inter-tribal warfare in the neighbourhood of Java, and deals with the efforts of an English adventurer to restore a native chieftain ...