... Ypres. The Polish Minister, M. Skirmunt, has addressed the following telegram to widow of Mr Joseph Conrad as representative in Great Bfitain of Joseph Conrad', native country of Poland, hasten to assure you the deep grief have experienced, and which known ...

... A GREAT NOVELIST. DEATH OF MAN WHO HAD ENTERTAINED THOUSANDS. regret to announce the death of Mr Joseph Conrad, the celebrated novelist, which occurred very suddenly on Sunday morning at 8.30 at his home at Oswalds, Pishopsbourne, Kent. He was 66, and ...

... the sttamer Eastern Guide, ' now lying in Hull, told me his hobby was writing, however, I did not expect to see the work Joseph Conrad cr of John Masefield. Yet I was surprised by the quality of the poetry he showed me. It had been published in American ...

... the game was not. as it appeared be. The of Wales did not score, whereas the Duke made ten points. On Friday the body Joseph Conrad was laid rest the cemetery Canterbury. It was in Kent that he came to anchor after twenty year 3 of faithful seaman's service ...

... pictorial survey of the countries. The articles will be contributed by 130 the world's leading tray» writer* and explorers. Joseph Conrad .the famoiu novelist contributes an introductory article The Romance of Travel. Countries of the World being published ...

... background and atmosphere, achieved by a rougher and more incisive literary method than is employed either by Thomas Hardy Mr Joseph Conrad, as well conveyed as is the menacing waste of Egdon Heath in the Wessex tale, and as much felt the reader as the spirit ...

... The Count of Monte Cr :to. Calender's Story. PART IV. PART Vi Victor Hugos Notre Dame. Goethe's Faust. PART VI. • Joseph Conrad's Tales of Unrest. Froude—Murder Thomas Becket. H. G. Wells Tono-Bungay. • Shakespeare's Hamlet. Shelley's Shorter ...