... (entertainers). 4.4s—Women’s hour. s.ls—Kiddies’ hour. 6.ls—Scholars’ half-hour. 7—News from London. 7.10—J. C. B. Carter on ” Joseph Conrad and His Works.” 7.25 New ana weather. 7.3o—Orchestra; overture, Irish Comedy.” 7.40 —Song cycle, Bunch of Shamrock.” B ...

... done much useful work Mel and seethed gales from personal experience. he said to k now more about the elm. So also did Joseph Conrad, who devoted tion of trusts than ant man in the hour • whole book to the description of a movement. Be w . as editor n ...

... men of letters in this country. To mention few— Mr. Rudvard Kipling, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Drinkwater, Lord Haldane, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Arnold Bennet, Mr. W. J. Locke, Mr. A. E. W. Mason, Lord Esher, and Mr. G. K. Chesterton. That by no means exhausts ...

... SHORT NOTICES. A good yarn of the sea i« always sare t« make its may with the British public. Many who are bored by Joseph Conrad’a tal«A ~f Kussian anarchists or Carlist partiaana and their light-o’-loyes. devour with avidity the great story of C'aptaio ...

... includes the novels of Mark Rutherford. 44 Memories of Mark Rutherford,” Sir William Robertson Nicoll, and the earlier works Joseph Conrad. Next month Messrs. Bell will publish an enlarged and revised edition X-Rays and Crystal Structure,” upon which Sir William ...

... thirstpad • fourth. before he gets pointed in the right direction. Hat that is not always as tench of a handicap as it meas. Joseph Conrad. one of the goad's grealast noseliies, had no Idea that tie would ever write when he began Ufa Ito he followed this .es ...

... in the “ Writers the Lay *’ series, edited by Mr. Bertram Christian. the same series revised version Mr. Hugh Walpole’s Joseph Conrad will appear early m April. A high place among contemporary humourists has been won Mr. Ashley Sterne. His new volume, “ ...

... Sages of to day, we accept Mr. nominations, are Anatoie France. Thomas Hardv. H. G. Well*, Arnold Kenault, Bernard Shaw. Joseph Conrad, and John Continental critic* would see in the list melancholy manifestation of the incurable insularity of the British ...

... the borders Elfland.” A delectable region truth; and no one could be bettor fitted than Lord Dunsany to act guide to it. Joseph Conrad writing Mr. Warrington Dawson, whose new book, Adventure the Night,” is published thi.s week, s,ays:— “You can anything ...

... said and did. Hawthorne worked in silence and solitnds. for Carlyle ! His writing room was padded Noise drove him rag*. Joseph Conrad writing room his Kent borne looks out on trim grass, hex hedges, and splendid trees. Yet when 1 told him 1 envied writing ...

... Revolutionary ; noble entnen of Virginia Sin by Wilhite S. Hart with restrained skill that no modern English novelist—net even Joseph Conrad—has displayed. It is • drimatic work. Patrick Henry's career wee dramatic, and if. as I William S. Raft won public favour ...

... AUGUST 3. 1924. FISHING TRAGEDY. MAN DROWNED NEAR HUNTINGDON. DISCUSSIONS ON BOUNDARY CRISIS. DEATH OF FAMOUS NOVELIST. JOSEPH CONRAD, AUTHOR AND MASTER MARINER. ...