... humbly realises has chanced to live universally instead of only roaming in his boots over the wide spaces the world. Mr. Joseph Conrad, in foreword A Personal Record net), one the series his book- which Messrs. Dent are re-publishing, renders the English ...

... letters that were published from time to time. .But two of his best-laid plans in this respect went a-gley. He sent Mr. Joseph Conrad all round the Mercantile Marine, put him in a seaplane, and even gave him a trip in a Q boat. Mr. Conrad, a perfectly ...

... CES. TZTHICAL SOCIETY. Builders' Exchange, -LA Cross Burgess Street. Mr. H. J• GOLDING. 6.30. The Art and Ethics of Joseph Conrad. BURNGREAVI: ROAD WES. CHURCH. 10.30 a.m.--Rev. W. H. SMALL, H.C.F, 6.30 p.m.--Mr. C. H. KING, LION CONGREGATIONALCau ...

... sea are two very different propositions, asserted Mr. H. J. Golding, of London, in a lecture on The Art and Ethics of Joseph Conrad, given before the IShettield Ethici.l Society in the builders' _t_ . ;xcliange, Sheffield. Miss Merrill was in the chair ...

... years’ service with the E.A.M.C. There was affair attendance, and good discussion followed the paper. JOSEPH CONRAD ADAPTATION.- Reader* of Joseph Conrad’s hooks will be interested to know that the first dramatic version Conrad’s famous Pacific island stories ...

... years' service with the R.A.M.C. There was a fair attendance, and a good discussion followed the paper. JOSEPH CONRAD ADAPTATION.— Readers of Joseph Conrad's hooks will be interested to know that the first dramatic version of Conrad's famous Pacific island ...

... me couple, Miss Cécile Barclay and Mr. Rupert Lister, appear. {once will nighily) in “ Victory ’ an istand tale 2 by Joseph Conrad, as pro- duced in Tondon by Miss Marie Lohr. The action of the play takes laco in the sea of ava, and it is in no way connected ...

... in places so remote and so sunny as the islands of the Sea of Java. are vebewent thrills in the dramalise version of r, Joseph Conrad's * Victory, ” resented at the Theatre Royal by Miss Ceci! arclay and Mr. Rupert Lister. as the tag ts it, hath her victories; ...

... Dr. Coward is arranging several hundred members of his Sheffield choir to take part. * # * MR. CONRAD’S NEW NOVEL. Mr. Joseph Conrad’s new novel, “The Rescue,” which has been so long delayed owing to paper difficulties, is now promised by Messrs. Dent ...

... Geoffrey \V. Henslow. M.A. (Bridge and 00., 92, Chancery lane, London, la. 6d. not.) '’The Rescue: A Romance the Sii«llovs, Joseph Conrad. (London: J. M. Dent and Sons, Ltd. 9s. net.) ‘The Littfo Soul: A Novel,” Elinor Mordaunt. (Loudon: Hutchinson and. Cot ...

... our original question is that he is. too great author to seen in perspective by liis contemporaries. “The Rescue.” By Joseph Conrad. (London: Dent. 9s. net.) THE GOSPEL OF HATE. It must be recognised (writes Sir George Paish in “Ways and Means,” in memorandum ...

... 1 LONDON'S -- 1 PA :. -- ..: .711.1.1 • . - 4 * I . * WEEKLY • WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATXD THE CHARM • NOWUST ARTIST ? Joseph Conrad, Galsworthy. H. O. Or Arthur Conan Dm May 4ohn Hugh Phill. pens, W. W Jacobs, Solloc Lowndes, Macaulay, Gilbert copppon ...