... fishing. has a wide knowledge of English ecclesiastical history and is an authority the French lievolutionary period. Joseph Conrad, in addition his unfinished novel of Napoleonic times, left some short stories behind him. They will be published in due ...

... NOTES ON BOOKS & WRITERS The death of Joseph Conrad is a great loss to English literature. was only two years older than William de Morgan when the latter wrote bis first novel, Joseph Vance,” and might, had he lived, have given us many more masterpieces ...

... the borders Elfland.” A delectable region truth; and no one could be bettor fitted than Lord Dunsany to act guide to it. Joseph Conrad writing Mr. Warrington Dawson, whose new book, Adventure the Night,” is published thi.s week, s,ays:— “You can anything ...

... NOTES ON BOOKS & WRITERS The left by Mr. Joseph Conrad is not by any means one the largest fortunes made out of literature. Dickens, who died younger, but had a longer .literary life, amassed three times the amount, but a large proportion of this as ...

... miming. The county polite have the matter in hand. but so far no arrest has' been made Tb. watchman is suffering ' from JOSEPH CONRAD. Jos?ph Conrad Koraeniowski (to give him his fog name) of the remarkable figures in English literature. Hebei. in 1857 ...

... party at present withheld and which belonged to them or November 1, 1917. FUNERAL OF FAMOUS AUTHOR TRIBUTES TO JOSEPH CONRAD. Joseph Conrad, the novelist, was buried yesterday afternoon in a quiet corner of Canterbury Cemetery. in a coffin of plain yellow ...

... the symbol of the bat. How different is it with the peoples who worship the cricket bill •• * • In a review of a hook on Joseph Conrad I find this:—Lika almost all A DOG'S JOB. the great writers, Conrad hated writing; 'lt is a dog's job,' be would say ...

... John Wittes, who flourished 1777 1852. hit upon this mode delivery when liowling to him for practice and adopted it. Joseph Conrad (says the writer of “A Londoner's Diary in the Evening Standard ) haa a more extraordinary and inexplicable career than ...

... army ander the leadership of the Crown Prince Ali. UNCOEION SENSE. ♦ NOVNATIN M9VEII. At twenty yearn of age the hits Joseph Conrad knew only a few words of English, which he had picked up from English sailormen during a lifetime spent it sea. He wanted ...

... includes the novels of Mark Rutherford. 44 Memories of Mark Rutherford,” Sir William Robertson Nicoll, and the earlier works Joseph Conrad. Next month Messrs. Bell will publish an enlarged and revised edition X-Rays and Crystal Structure,” upon which Sir William ...

... (entertainers). 4.4s—Women’s hour. s.ls—Kiddies’ hour. 6.ls—Scholars’ half-hour. 7—News from London. 7.10—J. C. B. Carter on ” Joseph Conrad and His Works.” 7.25 New ana weather. 7.3o—Orchestra; overture, Irish Comedy.” 7.40 —Song cycle, Bunch of Shamrock.” B ...

... men of letters in this country. To mention few— Mr. Rudvard Kipling, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Drinkwater, Lord Haldane, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Arnold Bennet, Mr. W. J. Locke, Mr. A. E. W. Mason, Lord Esher, and Mr. G. K. Chesterton. That by no means exhausts ...