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... SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE COURSE oF FIVE LECTURES IT Professor Blytb Webster of St. Andrews University. Subjects— L. JOSEPH CONRAD. t A SHROPSHIRE POET. 3. MR RUDYARD RIMING'S STORIES. 3. BYRON. i. AN ELIZABETHAN SCHOLAR. or SANDEMAN LIBRARY, PERTH, ...
... SS GEEY OP FALLODOH . Time and Eternity . By Professor J . S Mic-KKnzn :. The Educational Ideas ol Eobert Owen . By G Joseph Conrad • An Appreciation . By the kits h : t . burt . On the Possibility oi another Great War . Bj General Sir EEcrHAI-D Haet ...
... white Newfoundland, which was the original the famous Nana Peter Pan, *o la-loved all children. Ce.. 1, leonetu Si, W.C.I. Joseph Conrad ...
... 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 ...
... Lyttelton contributes an essay on Sport and Sportsmanship . Of Scottish interest is an account of the House of Airlic Joseph Conrad is tbe subject of an essay by Thomas Moult Mr George Sampson contributes an interesting sketch of Opera in London Mercury ...
... Selected Poems . By Herbert Trench . 4 a . 6 cl hei London : Cape . ' ' Laughing Anne and One Day More . Two Puts . By Joseph Conrad . 6 s . net . London : Job , ¦ Castle . Fiction . The Smaller Penot . By Charles Barry . 7 , tlJ i net . For Cond uct ...
... 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 ...
... Club Digby's Miracle Fred E. Wynne The Voyage J- Middleton Murray fhe Broken Bowl L. Allen Harker Thi- INaiure a Crime Joseph Conrad Wheeler Thomas Le Breton Egbert W. A. Ltarlington Napoleon • Elie Faure Out tor Gold J. C. Vibe The —», Shan F. Bullock ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...