... JOSEPH• CONRAD. One of the tests of great literature k universality, and another is that it should make its think more nobly of man. On both, Joseph Conrad was one of the few novelists of to-day—, some may question whether there be really more than one ...

... BURIAL OF JOSEPH CONRAD. 'rho funeral of Joseph Conrad took place at Canterbury yesterday. The body was taken by road from Oswald:-. Bishopsbourne, to tat. Thomas's church. where Requiem Mass was sung by the Bev. Father Milton. The -hief mourners were ...

... to English Literature. ROMANTIC CAREER. MR. JOSEPH CONRAD, the author, died yesterday at his residence, Bishopsbunrue, new,. Canterbury. ' He was Sixty-six. The son of Polish parents, Theodor Joseph .Conrad Koraeniowski (to give ,him his full name) ended ...

... MINISTER'S TELEGRAM TO HIS WIDOW. The Polish Minister has sent to the widow of Mr. Joseph Conrad the following telegram:— is representative in Great Britain of Joseph Conrad's native country of Poland. I hasten to assure you of the deep grief I have experienced ...

... began stealing everything possible. Dr. Healy described his examinations of Leopold, whom he round highly intelligent. JOSEPH CONRAD. A ROYAL BEAUTY. Princess Marie, the nine-yearold daughter of the King and Queen of photographed nn the eande at San Rosoore ...

... life is led in his head. Meesrs. Duckworth and rO. are to Publish nest month, The Nature a Crime,'• a short noel by Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Hueffer. The fins! cur, section of the proofs must have been one of Mr. Conred's last literary activities ...

... n among the political weeklies. Mr. Tomlinson in an article, and Sava in a drawing, rereat something of the magic of Joseph Conrad's personality and wort. Sir W. Beaoh Thomas reviews a new hook on Horace; and Mr. Pliiliu Guedalla writes refreshingly ...