... THE OLD IVORLD PLEASAUNCE, by Eleanour Sinclair Rohde (Jenkins); INLAND FAR, by Clifford Bax (Heinemann); SuSPENSE, by Joseph Conrad (Dent); TilE ELDER StSTER, by Frank Swinnerton UNCIIANG ING QuEST, by ir Philip _Gibbs (Hutchinson); (Hutchinson); UNCIIANG ...

... which Admiral lLord Beatty presented the medals awarded for Life-boat Services in 1922, and a notable tribute from Mr. Joseph Conrad, who speaks of the Life-hoat Service as the Service which “does not give up.” S There is @n account of Prince of Wales” ...

... County librarian. Her subject was ‘‘ Modern Authors of Fiction,” and dealt principally with Gals. worthy, Arnold Bennett, Joseph Conrad, Shiela Kaye Smith, Masefield, and H. G, Wells. The chair was occupied by Mr W, H. Kirsopp Reed, who, in passing a vote ...

... preserved with a most careful ·• regard lest the industry or the game should perish of an imicious and inward decay. JOSEPH CONRAD in The Mirror of the Sea.' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CAN BE GIVEN. 25ft. LAUNCH, to seat eight, fitted with W olseley 4-cylinder ...

... SPRING. NUMBER CO.VTJ?JBUTOJ?S I.\'CL UDE May Sinclair J. D. Beresford Margaret Pedler Kathleen Bonham Violet Vanbrugh Mrs. Joseph Conrad Dell Leigh Jean Talbot ON SALE EVERYWHERE 1/- Or post free 1/3 from the Publishers, GEORGE rEW::-iES, LTD 8-11 , SJulhamplon ...

... Wild Irishman. Among portraits, which are not very numerous-ar not ought to be Strang, in luding F rampton and Bone's Joseph Conrad Mr. F rancis the new .H.. A., our modern engravers neglecting unduly wha t ought to be a profitable field to till ?-the ...

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... famous authors for the production of super-pictures. At the London Studio will be Arnold Bennett, E. Phillips Oppenheim, Joseph Conrad and Sir James Barrie. At the New York Studio will be Avery Hopwood, Henry Arthur Jones. Cosmo Hamilton, Fannie Hurst, Edward ...

... 30 p.m., when the committee will ‘be glad to receive applications from intending members for 1074 Arnold Bennett, Mrs. Joseph Conrad, Mrs, Rosita Forbes. W. 1. TLocke, W. B. Maxwell, and ¢“T.P.” himself. Those acquainted with the cost of publishing heriodicals ...

... of his Biblical brother. The lad who rose from obscurity and who gives stories of the sea in a way only known to him, Joseph Conrad, is showing on Easter Monday and Tuesday, with Ramon Navarro in the lead, with a roaring, thrilling message that the star ...

... think \\·hen notice of hipwreck appears, the abject mi ery of one man rather than the fear of many. You may remember that Joseph Conrad told how he spoke profe sionally, in a cheery tone, to the captain of a ship which had taken the grou ml, ending with the ...

... by A. P. Herbert (Methuen, 3s. 6c1.); BRAVE EARTII, by Alfred Tresidcler heppard (Cape, 7s. 6d.); TALES OF H EARSAY, by joseph Conrad (T. Fisher Unwin, 7S. 6d.) ; CHARLES DICKENS AND OTIIER VICTORIANS, by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch (Cambridge University Press ...