... JOSEPH CONRAD. Xr. H. M. TenJtaaoa baa aa interwt- In* appreciation of Joseph Conrad in the Weekly Weetmintter, in the coarse which he .write* i-., Conrad Wee extremely eenaitive man, and and modeat; yet ha wan at one dm* very anxions to learn from ...

... labour available, which the Socialists have dune nothing to increase. • • • In the passing of the great writer. known as Joseph Conrad, the world of English letters suffers irreparable loss. Like It. L. Stevenson. never contented with his work, he did not ...

... feith in our cepecihe* I mb noveligt. SAILOR-AUTHOR LOWESTOFT AND THE LATE JOSEPH CONRAD. The death which occurred on Sunday at Bishops Bourne, near Canterbury, Mir. Joseph Conrad, the wall-known author, has called up memories of his early life, some of ...

... the voting has placed them. Men. —Thomas Hardy, H. G. UW/s. Arnold Bennett, Hall Caine, A 6. M. Hutchinson, Conan Hoyle, Joseph Conrad, W. J. Locke, H. Rider Haggard, E. Phillips Oppenheim, lan Hay, William I.e Queux, Gilbert Frankau, Rupert Hichens, Hugh ...

... to 90.. barley and oat ditto to 905.. all per ton delivered in. The death occurred on Sunday. POULTRY. suddenly. of Mr. Joseph Conrad. the distinguished novelist. LYNN. Aug s.—At Messrs. Miles and Easter's auction a large supply The Marchioness Town s h ...