... and was picked up unconscious. He was taken home. whore he is receiving medics' treatment. BUST OF JOSEPH CONRAD. The portrait boat of Joseph Conrad. by Jacob Epstein. presented at the Birtning. ham City Council iesterday, is now exhibited on the bridge ...

... tingled seems to have met with femoral approval.—Mr Bassett Digby. To a good letter-writer is a rare plishaest now.—Mrs. Joseph Conrad. I doubt if than is a harder worker in the world than the British nilaer.—Mr. TOM Shaw.. The cleverest mean tradesmen in ...

... revisions of sentences. and the sixth with a fair copy of the whole. Women Novelists and Their Methods and environment. Joseph Conrad filled penny notebooks with observations and impressions before writing a storv—two in which he made notes for The of ...

... Thomas Hardy. a nd Mr. G. L. Planning Institute at Stratford•on-Aven others to commit' divers ,rimes and ram , Burton, Joseph Conrad.' yesterday. Mr. H. H. Humphries, Bit.- misdemeanour; so that strikes and din y ' loud tbso Volt mingham City Surveyor ...

... TRFADGOLD. Foreword by A. Z. GILLIGAN. A compeer lurid handbook with many .11ustrattoot. 10-13, Bedford Spring Books. Joseph Conrad's Last Essays Lease Crowe See dd. nese is ass a page here which does not bear eleauest witness to the thew was the usa ...

... President Ceolidne's sivee ; and there is an interview with Xr. Henry Ford on the five-hatsr day. lllfurther selection of Joseph Conrad's appears. Writ.* to Mr. Cunningham. Graham 1,07, Conrad says of the earlier Kipling : He squints with the rest of his ...