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... BUST OF JOSEPH CONRAD. Mr. Epstein's bronze bust of Joseph Conrad, lent by a well-known artist, has been placed In the Tate OaHem It is the last portrait of the great writer, modelled at Canterbury this summer. Conrad's physique was wearing out when Epstein ...
... Enough Young Joseph Conrad.. It is strange, said one, that we constitutional landsmen should yearn for the sea, yet if Poland bought tiny ships there would be no lack of apprentices to man them. There are already some 20 boats in the Mercantile Marine ...
... naval officers are to be paid Is. for each day or part of a day on which they may be required to act as instructors. ———— JOSEPH CONRAD. The storm-toss’d wave, the wind, the setting sun upon the water, These he loved, with a sailor's zest for dreams adventures ...
... TORRETTA (ITALY), GENERAL NORTON DE MATTOS (PORTUGAL), AND BARON HAYASHI (JAPAN). Mr. Jacob Epstein’s bust of the late Mr. Joseph Conrad, the famous novelist, was recently placed on view at the Tate Gallery. Mr. James Henry Blackburne has been described as ...
... retribution and redress and reformation. Desmond Mac- Carthy contributes some interesting personal impressions of the late Mr. Joseph Conrad, who is spoken of as having been very quiet in voice and gesture, somewhat elaborate in courtesies ; while his manner is ...
... would emulate his splendid humanity and spirit and take up this case of the British seaman and his wrongs, it would help Joseph Conrad to sleep the sounder under the great monument of his well-earned' fame. But it will be hard to find a successor endowed ...
... dainty sailor maids who competed in the hornpipe dancing contest BUST O CONRAD jjggMMBwiSK3feSi3pj The Lpsteln bust of Joseph Conrad being exhibited at the Tate Gallery in London POPULAR REVUE A RTISTE— George Glover who will be seen in the musical burlesque ...
... A NEW CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE CABLE TO CONNECT BETWEEN HOLLAND AND ENGLAND BEING HAULED ASHORE AT ALDEBURGH THE BUST OF JOSEPH CONRAD BY JACOB EPSTEIN, NOW IN THE TATE GALLERY WELSH CHOIRS AT WEMBLEY-- A SECTION OF THE VAST CONCOURSE OF VOCALISTS I SINGING ...
... gave her access to the sea through Danzig, Poland conceived niantime aspirations. and had no difficulty in finding young Joseph Conrad* to go before the mast. A Westminster Gazette representative reviewed the fleet yesterday. Only one sessel could be ...
... action. He is a man of culture who has produced many hooks, mainly studies of Me in the East. He was an old friend of Joseph Conrad, and, with Lady Clifford, was present at Conrad's funeral. Physically he ill a man who immediately inspires respect and ...
... literary tastes are suited a* far possible. Miss Newberry tell* that Dickens's works are in big demand in many villages, and Joseph Conrad and W. J. Locke’s books are constantly asked for. while stories of the pioneer settler and Tukon and so are also widely ...
... was a savage child, with an amazing genius for telling tales. Rembrandt was more interested in Schnappes than science. Joseph Conrad hated writing, and loved good cooking. And so it goes on. On the other hand, there are brilliantly clever people-- like ...