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... J. J. Bell, L. J. Beeston, Edwin Pugh and others. Many famous authors, including Thomas Hardv, li. G. Wells, the late Joseph Conrad, Bernard Shaw, Hugh Walpole, F. Britten Austin, H. de Vere Stacpoole and Gilbert are represented in a symposium entitFed ...
... interesting article by Major W. Graeme St. Clair in recent issue of the Ceylon Observer quotas a letter from the late Joseph Conrad which throws on the origin of some of his seafaring character- says a Morning Post gossip. The famous novelist admits ...
... middle of the roadway, a great opportunity would not have been wasted! Conrad and Mr. Wells. Further reminiscences of Joseph Conrad by Mr. )(ado: Ford, who collaborated with him in Romance, appear in that original•minded monthly The International ...
... Drama in Parts : O : Do not miss this wonderful film and Countess Sondes have returned to 5. Prince's Gate from Hove. Mrs. Joseph Conrad, widow the famous novelist, has taken her rest- at i, Etheibert Rostd. Canterbury. The Archbishop ...
... 7s. 6d. net. Unknown Tribes. Un charted Seas. By Lady Richmond Brown. Illustrated. 21s. net. The Nature of a Crime. By Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Huefler. 5s. net. Suburban Nights Entertainment. By G. P. Robinson. 7s. 6d. net. S. W. PARTRIDGE CO. Dramas ...
... abscntion that was sufficient to lose the day for their party. : It would have been interesting to read the preface which Joseph Conrad was CoxßraAD AS to have written for the volume PrAywrIGHT. published . to-day by John Castle, compriging his two plays ...
... REVIEWS IN BRIEF. - A MEMORY OF CONRAD. The short prefaces contributed by Joseph Conrad and Mr. Ford Madox Hueffer to The Nature of a Crime give a special interest to the issue of this short story in book form. It is a story which they wrote together ...
... of thu (tudy of th* author, wrote The Bed hkdge of Cour»*o ■' lie* la the preface, which was almost the last work of Joseph Conrad. It reveals the master’s hand, and tribute to friendship with ons who must have been somewhat singular friend, it leaves ...
... Novelists write their Hook. is a symposium in the o.A•t* •• Strarti , :ontriouted to by Thomas Hardy. G. \Veils. the late Joseph Conrad, Bernard Shaw. \Valpole and others. Owing to the General Election, the dance arranged by the 4th Buffs at their Drill Hall ...
... The Fireside Reader's JOSEPH CONRAD. MEI ORIAT WITH NATURE; J mar so • roast Is nose* died suddenly ea A_ i d this yam—ehatw we sill reading shim, his nark sad. it he. to the tales thew whoa, not raid add oar ew to them the mita% bat beams ~yew seines ...
... full rigged ships and barques which hat made tlit iii a la-t. ing memory. It was in the clippers of this date that • late Joseph Conrad had Lis early eipti,nie s of the sea. Shops like those built for the Lk . Line by Barclay, (Nile and Co., ii., bine* , ...