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... NEWS - INTERESTING EVENTS AND OCCASIONS. Fernstadt (Berlin), 1.8., and L.N.A, LAID TO REST AT CANTERBURY : THE FUNERAL OF JOSEPH CONRAD. AMERICA’S LARGEST SUBMARINE LAUNCHED : THE U.S. SUB- J MARINE “VI. TAKING THE WATER AT PORTSMOUTH, N.H. -- i.^Hp|BJß ...
... twenty-five years, and had been Chairman of the Southern Railway since the new grouping of lines. Mr. Joseph Conrad was a Pole, and his real name was Joseph Conrad Korzeniowski. He was for many years in the British Merchant Service, and his experiences provided ...
... ” By May Sinclair. GERALD CRANSTON’S LADY. By Gilbert Frankau. THE RED LODGE. By Victor Bridges. THE ROVER.” By Joseph Conrad. END OF THE HOUSE OF ALARD.” ■ . By Sheila Kaye-Smith. “THE UNSEEMLY ADVENTURE.” By Ralph Straus. “ RICEYMAN STEPS/’ By ...
... TORRETTA (ITALY), GENERAL NORTON DE MATTOS (PORTUGAL), AND BARON HAYASHI (JAPAN). Mr. Jacob Epstein’s bust of the late Mr. Joseph Conrad, the famous novelist, was recently placed on view at the Tate Gallery. Mr. James Henry Blackburne has been described as ...
... contributed an original autobiography. Other authors represented include Mr. G. K. Chesterton, Mr. Arnold Bennett, and Mr. Joseph Conrad. The Library has reference books such as “Whitaker,” “Bradshaw,” and the A.B.C. —reduced by photography to Lilliputian ...
... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, Aug. 16, 1924.—312 I * T*~r^ 1- 1 J.ftm ifA, .n ALTHOUGH the late Joseph Conrad had moved somewhat away from his earlier manner of late years, and had gone less frequently down to the sea in ships in quest subjects, he will ...
... trouble on himself. Mr. Thomas Beer, it may be recalled, is the author of Stephen Crane,” a biographical study to which Joseph Conrad wrote an Introduction. THE HOUSE THE ROAD. By Charles J. Dutton. (John Lane ; The Bodley Head; 7s. 6d. net.) The house ...
... of The Message,” The Laud of his Fathers,” etc. With an Introduction by H.H.H. the Prince of Wales, and .a Foreword by Joseph Conrad, Illustrated. (Hodder and Stoughton ; 7s. fid. net) Thus things progressed—with innumerable changes in detail, and with ...
... i j it means to those on board a ship so doomed, is to be found in Joseph Conrad's story,“Youth.” He describes the first discovery, through a smell of burning, the gradual smouldering of the cargo, a sudden explosion, the arrival of another vessel, the ...