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... attendance. The course of lectures have been arranges, by the Perth School Management Committee. Last night's subject was Joseph Conrad. 7 . ' ~,. .._ Every Farm Purpose There's an Ettrick Boot for every farm purpose. Every hoot is the best ...
... Blyth Webster, St Andrews University, in the Sandeman Public Library last night. The professor chose as ftis subject Joseph Conrad. ...
... going _ f x- HimseK «immv a reha.sb -'invisible •' and eh» King. From purely hterary of the thing in the issue Joseph Conrad late 11. • 1 CORNHILL. Apart from f»^ n 'outstanding jfoort stories as well -is a . ~. 5 contribution to the Novemb^' the ...
... Society, with Miss Winnlo Kelly in the chair, held their first meeting recently, when Mr. T. J. Luck. 8.A., read a paper on Joseph Conrad. The next meeting will be held tomorrow (Wednesday), when Professor Brett will deliver a lecture on Medieval Stories ...
... Winchcombe Literary and Debating Society, on Monday evening, the Rev. Kenneth Rear. Presbyterian Church. Cheltenham, lectured Joseph Conrad. The reverend gentleman most interestingly sketched the life of Conrad from his birth in 1867 to his death in August. 1924 ...
... started as a child dancer with Margaret Morris. An acute analysis of some of the peculiarities of the writings of the :ate Joseph Conrad, contributed by Mr. John Shand, forms one of the most . interesting articli s in the new issue of The Critcrim, the ...
... not . London : Arnold . Racial Realities in Europe . By iLothrop Stoddard . 12 s . 6 d . nefc . l London ; Scribner's , Joseph Conrad . By Ford Madox Ford . 7 s . 6 d . net . London ; Duckworth . Post-War Britain . By Andre Siegfried . 10 s . 6 d . net ...
... Seaton Merriman, tale grim tyranny and intrigue of Czarist Russia; and, finally. The Rover, the last and greatest work of Joseph Conrad, hook that sets forth fully the chief tenet of the writer’s faith—that courage, courage at all times and more particularly ...
... the many personal tributes to the late » Joseph Conrad thére is added How Coxmip ‘s personsl remembrance ™ “'LeagyT by his friend and collaborator in Excurse. two novels, Ford Madex Hueffer. In *““Joseph Conrad™ (Duckwerth) Mr. Hueffer presents nus with ...
... SOMETV.—The Bev Kenneth Keay, of Cheltenham, gam an interesting end instructive lecture on Monday the Lite and Werke of Joseph Conrad. This was the Society's second gathering the season. Not the heat interesting part wm he vivid description of early life ...
... trouble on himself. Mr. Thomas Beer, it may be recalled, is the author of Stephen Crane,” a biographical study to which Joseph Conrad wrote an Introduction. THE HOUSE THE ROAD. By Charles J. Dutton. (John Lane ; The Bodley Head; 7s. 6d. net.) The house ...
... Literary I and Debating Society, on Monday evening. the Rev. Kenneth Keav. Presbyterian Church, Cheltenham, lectured Joseph ■ Conrad. The reverend gentleman most interestingly sketched the life of Conrad ' from his birth in 1857 to his death August, IffcM ...