... representatives at the London Coliseum, died on white on a voyage from Marseilles to Egypt. He was buried at sea. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the famous novelist, formerly a master mariner, who died aged 66, left estate of the gross value of £20,045, with net ...

... of which leads me naturally (but don't ask me how) to the beet story of the week. I take it from Mr. Ford. M. Ford's Joseph• Conrad: a Personal Remembrance which has just been published by Duckworth (7s. 6d. net). The author tells us. that he used to ...

... nothing have” applies to the fields of literature to other walks life. Xt will have been noticed that that -eminent writer. Joseph Conrad, who was formerly master mariner, and who saw exciting work daring the war in a boat, left £20,000. None will have the ...

... of lily or antiant nor —lt • ,G. Wells, Amid -Thurston, Algernon Ithiskwood, A. 8. hl. Hutchinson, Augustine Birrell. Joseph ' Conrad. Rudyard Kipling. G. K. Chesterton, Berrie, Galsworthy, Oompton McKee! zie, Sheila Kaye-lknith, May Sinclair ,Olive Wodsley ...

... NEWS OF BOOKS. A GROUP OF SHORT STORIES BY JOSEPH CONRAD. There is naturally a high interest as to what will come out of Joseph Conrad's literary remains for English literature. It can be said that, besides his incomplete novel of the Napoleonic times ...

... account of those feasts he has transferred to paper, with a simplicity, clarity, and natural grace of style which made Joseph Conrad say : One can't tell how this fellow gets his effects ; he writes as the grass grows. Hudson being dead yet spec keththrough ...