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... sou of the late Joseph Conrad, the novelist, at Marylebone (London) Police Court yesterday. Mr. T. J. Wise, a gentleman of independant mean!, of Heath Drive, Hampstead.' said ho was intimately acquainted with I the late Joseph Conrad and he remem-, hered ...
... (Parsons. 7s. 6d.). A spublisher's note tell us that Mr. David's first novel was favourably compared to the work of Joseph Conrad. There are only two chapters in this book that suggest Conrad even remotely; and these deal with the mad skipper's race ...
... Goodness gracious how her sneezes. Mary laughs merrily. SAIL V. STEAM. Among this month's instalment of the letters of Joseph Conrad in The World's Work is one on sail versus steam. I share to the full your sentiments about all kinds of mechanical ...
... said name a big handicap to overcome. And we do not care a lot for writers with patronymics which belong to other lands. Joseph Conrad, for instance, was wise enouo to adopt a fairly English-sounding name for his job. His full name was Joseph Theodore Conrad ...
... deprived of the rank of lieutenant on mnviction by the chit power. Alfred Born Conrad. ages 29, is the Moe* eon of the late Joseph Conrad, the novelist, and was sentenced to twelve months in tl:e second division at the Old Bailey on 22 July for convecting to ...
... WRITERS' WAYS. For the light which they give upon the craftsmanship of fiction the letters of the late Mr. Joseph Conrad, which are being published in The World To-day, must be valued very highly; indeed, only a little lower than the revelation which• ...
... year—on 36 Tune, 3f August. and September. CONRAD'S SON IN COURT. Alfred Bo rys Conrad. aged Water engineer, son of the late Joseph Conrad, the author. was at Maryiebone Court, London, yesterday. coounitt.4.: to: trial on of fraud imolving a ictal of Al.OOO ...
... refused to further consider the match ! Quaint Dishes. Lures for gourmets lurk all along the Cote d'Azur. In Toulon, where Joseph Conrad laid the opening scenes of The Rover, I have eaten oysters made hot in white wine according to a seventeenth century ...