... well, Miss | known to need it does not speak very enee of congra- Phat Profitableness of of literature y Doyle sang, Mr. Joseph Conrad ye Maria ’’ with rs one of the most succ g. Her ‘* and whose books as we ngly given, m. Lemass, publishers, to such an ...

... due to a 'bullet veiled throu,h the heart which. in the 'opinion of the doctor was accidentally caused. 'JOSEPH CONRAD'S WILL. Mr. Joseph Conrad. of O.walds bourne. Canterbury. the neselist. and formerly a mastic mariner, who died on August ft. •gesl ...

... fetched more thae the 19 '• •‘ it brought rertertlae. Aubrey de Yore brought a fishy wantiomlia Aturnal:a follow and Joseph Conrad 11/, ' the nuptial feast 7- A very big Wad war. two rot.. of George- Moore's (Spring Days and anothertand The College ...

... the Orkiieya wa s assaulted take end hit lather's boos* (Page 7 .) was fired into. Still. lie ^motioned to do his' Alr. Joseph Conrad, the duty and ate :MI the mast did their work mil author died yesterday, is his tiith yes& the roads. For the last incise ...

... Britain. He points out how el ordinary library. shit included • o h the same time the Dominions look to Great ' e cru.. ui Joseph Conrad autocrat. h r e therson tiallerret Britain not only for capital to develop their war deprived at Andc industries and to ...

... think. he mentioned Mira tub language. were very different at Croke Park a SOUPS DEAD. Saturday. Surely more doesn't Mi.. Joseph Conrad, the well.kneranigo Lapel in hand with—wail, Fr a autliiir, died yesterday morning at his re-lbluntly—alovenliness. sidence ...

... and older culture. a greater | cmeds. tui ts precludes the! was filled with devout Catholics of Betble. Two Plays by Joseph Conrad; with an In- s the trials and h in the en speech dignity, an infinitely greater laughter wbirh ite comie effects excite ...