... great man, who died only a few miles from tuis Cathedral last Sunday, and had for some time past lived and worked in Kent —Joseph Conrad. At the time of his death he was, as I believe, the greatest living author writing English prose. His works are rich in ...

... CONRAD'S CONVERSATION. Joseph Conrad's conversation (says M. G. Jean-Aubrey the Bookman's Journal ) always gave an inexhaustible pleasure It mirrored an amount knowledge and ex penence which it would have been difficult to ond elsewhere, at least writers ...

... CONRAD'S CONVERSATION. Joseph Conrad's conversation (says M. G. Jean-Aubrey in the Bookman's Journal ) always gave an inexhaustible pleasure. It mirrored an amount of knowledge and experience which it would have been difficult find elsewhere, at least ...

... 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 ...

... successful exhibition of'her work at Twenty- One Gallery, Adelphi, last summer and, while in England, had the famous novelist, Joseph Conrad, as one of her sitters. If Miss Mott Smith decides to give another exhibition this year, she will have portraits of many ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER. FRIDAY MORNING. The Irish Question-—Goodwood— Queen Exile—ln the Heart Of Africa—Joseph Conrad—Lord Allenby on Leave—Rosewater in Coffee —Pioneer Sheep Farming—Flag Promotions in the Navy—Royalty and the Stage—Cross-Channel Air Services ...