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... suffered heavily any branch of life by the loaa such figures M. Anatole Francs. Mrs Gene SUatton-Porter. H. W. Massingham, Joseph Conrad, Sir Henry Lucy (Tobv, M.P.), and the Rev. S. Baring Gould (cleric and hymn writer as well as novelist), Marie Corelli ...
... popular sport of ski-ing to the Cantons o-f Switzerland. Walter Tattle deals in pencilled drawing and penned word with Joseph Conrad. Karl Beatty and W. .1. Locke; L. Raven Hill, the famous “Punch” artist, makes some good fun out of the trials and tribulations ...
... Chester was cycling fly entering eye relax grip on the hawdle-bars lie pitched off killed his fractured The funeral of Joseph Conrad the novelist will take place Canterbury Cemetery one o’clock on Thursday It an open-air throughout Mr Conrad been a Roman ...
... known author, died Sunday. came aristocratic Polish family, and his grandfather fought in Napoleon’s Graiid Armee. Mr. Joseph Conrad did not to England, nor could speak word of English, till he was grown up. But. whilst •it the I'niver-ity, was irresistibly ...
... duty was performed umber people but made job Facilities for ress were not the last In organisa-Son either onrad the Mr Joseph Conrad of he language was one of the rst to congratulations to eicester Mercury” on jubilee Con-id Pole but at age of he as still ...
... t.i.'ltt. • pa\* 7*. Ht* t- jui v t'ic n.I *lllll THE DERBYSHIRE ADVERTISER. DECEMBER ft CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH WRITERS. JOSEPH CONRAD. iu* fttVn lecMirp > f thf* Enjli.'h Writers** was Oliver (‘.I Jiv Ml. L. r. M.A. llerltirer I tl o\t‘..r.l I'l-ivorsi’y ...
... for boots, shoes, and books. The First Aid cert ion deals with and poultices; and, among the many other features. Mrs. Joseph Conrad gives some delicious and simple French didbes, which will welcomed to vary the daily menu; while Lydia Chatter!oo. the ...
... “with |iva stock it” the far of ages. To-day we deal with beings. What do the and women who live tha territory dssiraf JOSEPH CONRAD. By death Joseph Qo«nd loeea her irreataet faring writer of prone. Bun> Pole, Mtowdiag man cl imUm. flirt ehoqld attempt ...
... Doc. I- ■Held. •I * : - d d *g with, .t X THE DERBYSHIRE ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 5. 19*24. CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH WRITERS. JOSEPH CONRAD. Tin- fifth • the ' ConteiiijM-rary Writers'’ was on. M.A. (leitnrei ; thi* Kf*«nl l’niv»‘is ...
... admitted to their meetings or not. A reference to the Pres* Act will convince them that they have no choice in the matter. Joseph Conrad is dead.” To all lovers literature this the saddest news the week. That Pole should conquer an alien tongue and then, master ...
... Hong Kong to Sydney through the maze of islands known as the East Indies and through those fascinating seas beloved of Joseph Conrad He gave his own personal impressions of the various places touched at both outward and homeward including very interesting ...
... reached me in reeks of romantic sea-lore gold-running block ades piracy such one might expect to iu works of R L Stevenson Joseph Conrad Nevertheless it is being enacted to-day oil open sea forty miles north-west the coast Holland is the aftermath of the submarine ...