... tendon Traffic Act, Housing Financial Provirioto Act, and other Act*. The Bouse adjourned M September. JOSEPH CONRAD’S FUNERAL. The funeral Joseph Conrad took place Canterbury yeeteraay. The body wee taken by road from Bishopehourne to St. Thomas Church ...

... DEATH OF JOSEPH CONRAD. The death of Mr. Joseph Conrad, the distinguished novelist, took place at his house at Bishopbourne, near Canterbury, at the age of 67. He had been out for a motor-car drive on the previous day, and the end came suddenly. His health ...

... succeeded in the title by his elder son, Viscount Moreton, who was born in 1875. JOSEPH CONRAD. Great Author’s Burial at Canterbury, 'Plie funeral of the late Mr. Joseph Conrad took place Canterbury yesterday. The body was taken by road from Oswalds, Bis ...

... Joseph Conrad. English literature has sustained an irreparable loss by the death of Joseph COR- I . ad , still at 66 in the rich maturity of his morrellous powers. It is only within a decade or so• that Conrad, to whom the critics at gave a hesitating ...

... 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 ...

... Noviitisit's Luok ' the ladies of the party asked the some refreshment there, and one of Probably the nearest rival to! Joseph Conrad. as the greatest stallkeep e r if Jhe might retain a novelist ever produced by the met . (saucer as a offering t. chant ...

... ed conviviality. JOSEPH CONRAD DEAD. POLISH MASTER MARINER WHO WROTE ENGLISH CLASSICS. English literature is robbed of one of its most conspicuous, and, in some ways, its most romantic figure the death on Sunday of Mr. Joseph Conrad. The famous novelist ...

... JOSEPH CONRAD’'S ‘‘ THE SECRET AGENT.” M. HARRISON. Joseph Conrad, whose death was announced this week, admittedly ranks as one of the greatest novelists of our day, and possibly of all time. His command and perfect supremacy over the English language ...

... CONRAD AND CAINDNIDGE. dams toss ago remark visa made on hie fact that none of our hod cow' (erred an honorary degree on Joseph Conrad. Since thee it is stated that this sae not the fault of tee Universities. Cambridge, much moved iterate by Mr. Sydney Gutsier ...

... part of the book devotee itself to life at its general roughness, and its bright elocits. By and by Captain Shaw, like Joseph Conrad, was attacked by the writing itch, and his adventures in authorship have been at least as scccitng as any be had afloat ...

... crowded bookstall or tail on to the queue in a circulating library. And we don't hear of Arnold Bennett, H. G. Wells, Joseph Conrad or any other star novelist turn putting up the shutters. The old-fashioned novel, thank goodness, is both dead and buried ...

... mouths will have be fed, and the additional employables among the corresponding number WW have come into the labour market. Joseph Conrad. death of Mr. Conrad is consider* able loss to English letters, and although his writings were not among those with which ...