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... JOSEPH CONRAD. Jobf.ph CoNiui) is work ended but not finished. His (premature passing is the greatest blow that English fitters have known since the loss of Stevenson ere he reached his prime. A week ago Conrad challenged Hardy for the title greatest ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD AND WESTOLL SHIP. FOR many generations steamers of the Weston fleet, of Sunderland, have been familiar vessels in the Tyne, but it may not be generally known that it was one of them, the James Weston, which was the first English ship on ...
... FUNERAL OF JOSEPH CONRAD The f’incral .1 C. urad took l« ...
... and Joseph Conrad i visitor from another planet England to-day one be presumed to have paid 4 1914 might years more coalesced Empires racecourse is Cop with cynicism in some quarter: “ war bowling in and Mil Wartime record in Brilliant weather disturb ...
... about 70-80 'ler rent. in fatal 00.90 per Conrad's Difficulty With Our It in said, in one or two of his obituaries, that Joseph Conrad took to English as naturally as attack takes to water, that he quite easily mattered the language in which he had elected ...
... Joseph Conred. J 1 CONRAD'S death this real c 111111.0 sal Joseph Conrad Romeiirowski) recalls the fact that this popular uriter was a seaman from his earlier years, his ambition was to become an English sailor. Ile found the opportunity after, serving ...
... WRITER OF SEA STORIES. NOVELIST S ROMANTIC CAREER. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist. died yesterday morning hi* residence, at, Bishops Bourne, near Canterbury. The son of Polish parent®, Joseph Conrad was born December 6th. 1-j*. on farm in the I kmine, ...
... ARTIST FIRST. circumstance about the life of Joseph Conrad shows his singular pre-occupation ■with his art. It said that on only four occasions did lie intervene in .public affairs. mad.- protest against the censorship of plays; he wrote to the Press ...
... CONRAD'S LAST PORTRAIT. During the week-end I had an extraordinarily interesting account of tho last sitting Joseph Conrad accorded to artist for tho purpose of ha\mg his portrait made. The artist was Miss Mott Smith, an American girl. Sho had been c ...
... permanent while satisfactions of to -A jpttpW pink old breads itself in vain It always been desire of first heard of on which Joseph Conrad tenderly “of die& True Romance” Only half-wistful' half-hopeful & jturitamfi-i 'W rw ' THE PRESCRIPTION YOUR PHYSICIAN ...
... Thursday he would not, in his, opinion, fall till October or November. Sir Walter Runciman and Joseph Conrad. A FEW weeks before the death of Joseph Conrad, Sir Walter Runciman, did not know the novelist as a sailor, invited him to spend a few days with ...
... oppnnei.t*. Some indivi. dual aareementa had been made, and quarter of a million thetr members were working the new term*. JOSEPH CONRAD DEAD. ...