... JOSEPH CONRAD Most books of biography are written in conventional fashion, with a more or less regularised account of the subject's life, followed by a swift resume of his achievements. Ford Madox Ford's personal remembrance of Joseph Conrad (Duckworth ...

... LATE MR JOSEPH CONRAD LARGE CROWDS WITNESS PROCESSION. The funeral of the late Mr Joseph Conrad took place at Canterbury yesterday. The body was taken by road from Oswalds, Bdshopsbourne, Thomas Church, Canterbury, where Requiem Mass was sung the Rev ...

... RECENT WILLS. £20,000 LEFT BY JOSEPH CONRAD. Joseph Conrad, of Oswalds, Bishopsbourne, Canterbury, the author, and formerly master mariner, left estate of the gross value of £20,045, with net personalty £17,854. He left his household and personal effects ...

... STUDY OF CONRAD. JOSEPH CONRAD. Hugh Walpole. London: Niabet. 2s. Joseph Conrad never came fully into his kingdom until around when he -wrote Chance. Till then small, select had read him with whole-hearted admiration. Now is writer collected, whose ...

... GREAT NOVELIST DEAD. Mr Joseph Conrad. Mr Joseph Conrad, the well-known author, died yesterday morning at his residence at Bishop's Bourne, near Canterbury. SPECIAL MEMOIR. Connoisseurs of literature will read with grief and a shock of pain the curt ...

... article by CLAIRE INGHAM, dealing with the Great Prima Donna, who is to visit England foT the first time this Autumn. MRS JOSEPH CONRAD, the wife ft famous novelist, on. 44 My Methods With My Children o««. Complete Stories. Needlework. Crochet. Cookery. ...

... CONRAD AS DRAMATIST. LAUGHING AKXE AND ONK DAY MORE. Joseph. Conrad. London: John Castlfe. 6s. There have been diverse lino novelists who could not turn their stories into plays. Conrad, Henry James, and H. G. Wells arc among thta number; John Gals-worthy ...

... of letters was keep them mind of the anonymous army 'of toilers. Masefield had done so, and in that respect resembled Joseph Conrad. Educative Value. The lecturer proceeded sketch M airfield's work from the beginning of tSie century onwurds—-editorial ...

... officers, strongly urged them to cml'tivwfce hate the capitalist, hate els would make their eyt*s flash.. General. Mr Joseph Conrad, the novelist, died suddenly yesterday morning, The Prince of Wales danced a Highland Reel with Aberdeenshire Scouts at ...

... CONRAD AND HUEFFER. THE NATURE OF A CRIME. By Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Hueft'er. London: Duckworth. ss. This book, though not quite a success as story, is interesting for two reasons: first, because every scrap of Conrad is precious to Conrad lovers; ...

... campaign in America; J. C. W. Reith deals with different aspects of broadcasting; and other articles are Opera in England; Joseph Conrad; The House of Airlie; and Sport and Sportsmanship. EDINBURGH REVIEW. The outstanding /Contribution the October ...

... Buckie one that has always been associated with a main highway the Grid's romance, from the Odyssey to the of the lamented Joseph Conrad- At rate, if the people of Buckie carefully v up any personal signs of romantic —though even there they fail . . cannot ...