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... Street, Chelsea. Mr. and Mrs. Russell's elder child is two years old. He was christened John Conrad, the second name after Joseph Conrad, who is his godfather. Mr. Mason Hillier Gloucester Gardens, Hyde Park, W., Father of the Mincing Lane Share Market ...
... Crane. It has been written by an American who knew him personally. Mr. Thomas Beer, and it has an introduction by Mr. Joseph Conrad. Crane came and settled in England, where be was a friendly, vivid, and colourful figure. He did some of his best work ...
... by Sir James Barrie (an autobiography), Mr. Arnold Bennett, Mr. W. J. Locke, Sir Anthony Hope, Sir A. Conan Doyle, Mr Joseph Conrad. Mr. G. K. Chesterton, Mr. Asquith. Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. Laurence Blnyon, Mr. Walter de is Mare, Mr Drinkwater, Mr Thomas ...
... that kind of work a really finished performance. I am aware that two brilliant masters of style at the present day, Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. George Moore, both dictate their work, but the type-written copy of both these authors which I have seen bear witness ...
... Concert • 4.41111. Women's Hour; SAIL ChLkireti • Hour: ill. Scholar,: Half•hour; 7 , News; 7.15. J. C. B. Carter on Joseph Conrad and his Works • 7.21. Newly 7.31, Irish Concert; Mr. S. Y. Bruce; hews; Dame (Mi. 350 Metreo.-3.38 W a.76. Falkman and ...
... --Cuildren’s Hour. 6.ls.—Eustace Nash: Appreciation of Pictures. 7.o.—News. 8.8. from London. 17.10. —J. . R. Carter: Joseph Conrad and His Works., 7.25.—L00cal Newe, Weather, 7.30.— Irish Night. Wireless Orchestra: An Irich Comedy (Ansell). 7.40.—50nz: ...
... by F. M. FORD (F. M. Finder). The contents include the open.: ins chapters of a story entitled The Nature of a Crime, JOSEPH CONRAD and M. HUEFFER. Verse by EZRA POUND and others, etc.. ...
... and those who have contributed spe• ithens of their work include Sir James Barrie, whose volume is an autobiogiaphy, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. John Drinktratcr, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. G. K. Chesterton. and Mr. Rudyard Kipling. The latter has made a selection ...
... must carry on until the terror begins. The subject of our discourse this morning, ladies and gentlemen, is a new novel by Joseph Conrad called The Rover. It deals with the closing years of the French Revolution and the British blockade of Toulon. The hero ...
... copies' in English, and many in lationsi, and Arthur t is Mr. Unwin's regret had not been started, abed the first novels of Joseph Conrad, and first novel is the cork in. the daughter of Sir . M.P.. who has takon if Scott. for her heroine. i Royal she gives ...
... salt marsh and lagoons joining the mainland. This is Escampobariou Point, the scene of the most thrilling incidents in Joseph Conrad's latest book, The Rover. If proof were ever needed that Conrad had navigated the Mediter ranean we have it in the fact ...