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... news reads has foundation the formation that individual which is rock basis democracy Congratulations Robert Hadfield Mr Joseph Conrad Mr Gordon Sel fridge Sir Oliver Robbins Lord Bledisloe H 0 Robbins General Managers of the Press Association Lord Riddell ...
... to the nvc -age which have already been received Iren half the most famous people in Iks world, including Marconi, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. John tralssort*' Sir Oliver Lodge. Air. 1 Mackenzie, Bir Philip Gibbs, the Kip' Hon. J. R. dynes and Sir Ronald. Mr ...
... quest and C. Laup. The Missing Million, F.dgar Wallace The Inevitable Millionaires, bp E. P* Oppeohriin. The Rover, bp Joseph Conrad. The Outsider, bp Joan Sutherland. *La Bodega,* bp Vicente H. Ibaner Eris, bp K. W. Chambtrs The Spell of Siris, bp Muriel ...
... OUS WANTS. HAND TRUCK, suitable for Painters and Decorators, required.-1,429, Daily Press. WANTED. BOOKS J. M. Barrie Joseph Conrad, VV and w. Daily Press. WANTED, Copy Book cnUUed From Keel Truck, A. Paasch.—l,36l. Daily Press. WANTED, WATCHMAKER S ...
... American author who writes on similar subjects. Books published during 1923 that repay several readings are The Rover by Joseph Conrad, The End of Me House of Alard Ly Sheila Kay-Smith, and 'Riceynsan Steps' by Arnold Bennett. .-4 . — - x--- --- - ...
... birthday are the Prime Minister, Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., Viscount Burnham, Signor Marconi, Mr. John Galsworthy, Mr. Joseph Conrad. Sir Oliver Lodge, Lord Riddell, Mr, Compton Mackenzie, Mr. J. L. Garvin, Mr. Arnold Bennett, Mr. E, Philips Oppenheim ...
... 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 ...
... more. I think the ' Leicester Mercury ' is as goad as any, and perhaps a little better, is part of the message from Mr. Joseph Conrad, the famous author. ness the evening paper of 50 years hence will be Exactly like the evening paper of to-lay. and gives ...
... General Sir lan Hamilton predicts that words of wisdom v. ill be sent out wirelessly, an opinion which is shared by Mr. Joseph Conrad. Mr. Compton Mackenzie goes even further, and suggests that people will carry a kinematographic entertainment on a poc ...
... individual Judgment which is the rock basis of a sound democracy. Congratulations were also sent by Sir Robert Hadfield, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Gordon Selfridge, Sir Oliver Lodee, Sir Alfred Robbing, Lord Bledisioe, Mr. H. C. Bobbins (Joint General Manager of ...
... Road. XFAND TRUCK, suitable for Painters and Dt-ooratoi-R, required.—l,429. Daily Press. ANTED, BOOKS by J. M. Barrie, Joseph Conrad, ▼ IW. B. Hudson—l,42s, Daily Press. ANTED, Copy Book entitled From Keel to Truck, A. Pa,:sch—l,36l. Daily Press. WATCHMAKERS ...
... 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 ...