... TRIBUTE TO JOSEPH CONRAD. Polish Minister's Telegram to Widow. The Polish Minister. M. Skirmunt, has addressed the followincr telegram to the widow of Mr Joseph Conrad:— _ -•• as representative in Great Britain oseph Conrad's native country of Poland ...

... WILL MR JOSEPH CONRAD. Fortunes Made Famous Write 1 of the Century. bourn Mr Joseph Conrad, of Bis or jner'y. Canterbury, the famous autno, j ur .(- master mariner, who saw service £ 20,«% war in a Q» ship, He stated m his will.— trustees in any way ...

... FAMOUS NOVELIST DEAD JOSEPH CONRAD'S CAREER OF ADVENTURE Seaman, Night Watchman, Officer The death occurred yesterday morning Mr Joseph Conrad, the well-known author, which took place his residence at Bishopsbourne, near Canterbury. Deceased, who was ...

... Blyth Webster, St Andrews University, in the Sandeman Public Library last night. The professor chose as ftis subject Joseph Conrad. ...

... FRAUD CHARGES AGAINST NOVELIST’S SON. Alfred Bot'ys Conrad, son of late Joseph Conrad, was further remanded at Marylebone Police Court to-day on charges of fraud, involving altogether £1600. Thomas .Tames Wise, of Hampstead, spoke of purchasing from Alfred ...

... them ~ and thus crush it to pieces. •» 2 —Suez Canal was opened Ylth November, 1869. 3—The nationalities of O. B. Shaw, Joseph Conrad, and Mark ~ T wain are respectively Irish, Pole. and American. 4 —A decade is 10 consecutive years, y s—5 — K. of was ...

... what the Symplegades are? 2 In what year the Suez Canal was opened? ' The nationality of the fol- lowing:—G. B. Shaw, Joseph Conrad, Mark Twain ? —How long a decade is? , | s —Who of Kwas? 6—How many lines there are in a sonnet? ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S ...

... go in the A dark his essay Of Death. 4 s—Shakespeare on April 23, r 1616, within three days of his 52nd birthday. 6 —Joseph Conrad wrote The Nigger of the Narcissus, Arnold Sennet Lord Ifaingo, | and Hugh Walpole Hurmer \ John. ...

... Atlantic Fleet on lC ta, ot 't to hold the Fleet t j,, . Channel six miles not >'*' night Alfred Borys Conrad , , : ii\- Joseph Conrad, the j h. bone Police Court, initted for trial on jj o a total of £1600. , 6 „ewed. Conrad pleaded served his defencc. ...

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... Art, South Kensington, London, and Glasgow School of Art; Nicholas M, Butler, President Columbia University, New York; Joseph Conrad, the well-known author, who saitod frorn Glasgow week ago for a short trip to New York; Sir Walter Fletcher, secretary ...