... Madingley, but he was already unwell, and the seriousness of his illness was not, appreciated until it was too late. Joseph Conrad. Joseph Conrad was, in one respect at least, unique in the annals of our literature, if not of literature itself. acquired a ...

... steers and bucking horses, the local specimens often being too tame to provide spectacular thrills. JOSEPH CONRAD'S BURIAL The funeral of Mr. Joseph Conrad, the famous nos-that, will take place Hi Canterbury cemetery at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. ...

... given for good conduct He prison very much and would not pay because he wanted to go bark. He goes back for 85 days. Yr. Joseph Conrad be burled g Canterbury cemetery to-morrow. - Burglars stole jewellery valued at from a house in Cuinden-road, N.W. The ...

... first-class cricket will inevitably suffer and may he ruined. THE EARLY CONRAD , From Our Own Comtspendent. ek>f t Mr. Joseph Conrad was known by Aeveral old KPafaring men I have interviewed as Polish Joe. • sturdy. sellbuilt youint 111311 who spoke broken ...

... Conrad First Editions. JOSEPH CONRAD, of all modern ‘. O novelists, probably is the most sought after by first edition hunters. Mr. Dobell, of Charing Cross-road fame, told me yesterday that a first edition of Chance, with the 1913 imprint, fetches ...

... him to relax his grip on the handle-bars. He was ritched off and killed, his skull being ractured. Joseph Conrad's Funeral. The funeral of Joseph Conrad, the novelist, will take placc at Canterbury Cemetery at one oclock on 'lhundag. It will be an ogen-air ...

... Lighting-up time, 9.45 p.m. Foxes Raid Lambs.---Fourteen lambs were killed by foxes near Cader Idris, Novelist's Funeral.—Joseph Conrad will be buried at Canterbury at 1 p.m. to-morrow. Cubs' Jamboree.—The Duke of York attends the cubs' jamboree at Wembley ...