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... Captures, John Galsworthy, 6290; An English Rose, David Lyall, 6308; The Garden of Paradise, Arthur Weigall, 9397; The Rover, Joseph Conrad, 3066. AUCI'ION HALL, ELLON.—Those requiring good Second-hand Furniture should visit the above on Saturday, from 2to 8 ...
... as an Interlude. Mr. Guedalla classes as sages Anatole Preece, Thomas Hardy, H. G. Wells, Bernard Shaw, Arnold Bennett, Joseph Conrad, John Gralsworthy; as Sleepers, the following Parliamentary giants:—Stanley Baldwin, J. Ramsay MacDonald, Lord Curzon, ...
... 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 ...
... own introduction of ski-tag the Cantons of Switserl&ndL Walter Tittle deals in pencilled drawing and penned word with Joseph Conrad, Earl Beatty, and W. J. Locke; L. Raven Hill, the famous Punch artist, makes some good fun out of the trials and tribulations ...
... Crosse and Mr. Arthur Mr. G. R. Sims became mation. CONRAD'S NEW HE 0 - * hie * It was almost ;J Nelson as the centra Mr. Joseph Conrad sho should a ,n *t »J to fame one of the * / ture. was when the dramatist h« A Pole birth. , ra such literary finish ...
... contains all those t ings that delight her—most exclusive designs in the latest fashion; practical cookery articles by Mrs. Joseph Conrad and Lydia Chatterton; and valuable hints for artistic furnishing, &e. .nc tennis player may learn how to improve her service ...
... popular sport of ski-ing to the Cantons of Switzerland. Walter Tittle deals in pencilled drawing and penned word with Joseph Conrad, Earl Beatty and W. J. Locke; L. Ra,eii. the Milani- •• Punch artist. makes some good fun out of the trials and tribulations ...
... going to Buckingham Palace on Tuesday to have audience of the King. An Art Sensation. Mr Epstein is making bust of Mr Joseph Conrad, and the art and literary ' worlds are waiting eagerly to see it. -The sittings are nearly over, and as Epstein is a rapid ...
... mockery that the ▼entional medical prolong the Bf>a ? e ',;ts a 1 partioul-arly fresh fruit® Nature's best physic' § J HEW Joseph Conrad.'' »> By ui* National Defence. ™ j Lilith. 6d. ' ' ' V George MaeDonald. / fa The Story of an African f; Schreiner ...
... imtroduction of the now paar eport of eki-ing to the Cantons of Walter Titthe deals in pencilled drawing ¢ penned word with Joseph Conrad, Har! end W. J. Locke; L. Reven Hid, the moos ~ Punch ~ artist, makes eume p out of the trimle and and Ben recalls same ...
... collections in the country. A selection of his pictures is now on loan at the Tate Gallery, London. CONRAD AND NAPOLEON. Mr Joseph Conrad is busy with another book. His last, The Rover, has sold nearly 100.000 copies in America alone, and now Mr Conrad ...
... finer world within a world which !bower, by Johan Bojer ; The Arrow all, at moments, love to inhabit. •of Gold, by Joseph Conrad Caliban, All over the prairie provinces of Can- by W. I. George : tiodden. by a d, t are scattered sma ll ennunu neti ...