... FORD Distinguished Author and Critic DEAUVILLE, Monday.—Mr. Ford Madox Ford, the author and critic who collaborated with Joseph Conrad in The Inheritors and ’• Romance died in a nursing home here to-day. He was 66 years of age. Mr. Ford had been ill for ...

... Detective, Listening Ito the Migrants. W. W. Williams. 2-25 Interval Music. 2-31—Senior English Book Talk. Youth. by Joseph Conrad. S. P. B. Ma is. 241—Interval Music. 34--Concert Lesson. Elgar's Solo Songs and Part Songs. Thomas Armstrong. D.Mus. 3 ...

... already lashing the waters of the b a y' . in such a manner that the owner of the motor-launch refused to take him to the Joseph Conrad. and lie and his companions were, therefore. compelled to spend the night ashore. Besides the ship's boys, two visitors ...

... SHIP AGROUND IN NEW YORK HARBOUR. Mishap to Author’s Vessel. New York, Wednesday. Tha British three-masted sailing ship Joseph Conrad, which owned and comjnanded Mr- Alan Villiers, the author, and which is a tour round the world, dragged her anchor in New ...

... climbing adventures in Cumberland and Switzerland. A chapter is de%-oted to appreciatien his favourite authors among whom are Joseph Conrad, Rostand, and A, E. Housman. He cannot claim to ” true Shavian,” he ” never tires of * St. Joan/ Pleasant/ and * Three ...

... Galsworthy, £88,000 ; George Moore, £75,000 ; Conan Dovle, £63,000 Arnold Bennett, £40,000 ; G. K. Chesterton. £28.000 ; Joseph Conrad, £20,000. ♦ ♦ PICTURESQUE SPEECH. When I think them, I could grind my teeth powder and blow them out of my nose.—Alice ...

... until 1 find forgotten all I had learned at school and at college. In ISA, during his travels Galsworthy discovered Joseph Conrad. Galsworthy published his first novel, Jocelyn, in 1898. under the pseudonym of John Sinjoh.i. This was Followed two ...

... Oxford and Asquith, Lord Roberts, Lord Kitchener, Joseph Chamberlain. Lord Fisher, Lord Milner, Lord ilaig, Lord Haldane, .Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy, W. 11. Hudson, George Moore, Ellen Terry, Sir Charles Parsons, Scott The Antarctic —their claim to lasting ...

... Villiers. a well-known writer of sea tones and owner of the vessel, as a cabin-1 oy nn the full-rigged sailing vessel. Joseph Conrad, which is going on a two years' t.ung e round the world, fbTsports' champion of his school, Eric a line swimmer, and is ...

... W. K. CLIFFORD, A Wild Proxy. H. A. CODY. Glen of the High North HARRIETT COMSTOCK. Mamselle Jo. RALPH CONNOR. Gwen. JOSEPH CONRAD. Twixt Land and Sea. Youth COURTNEY RILEY COOPER. The Mystery of the Four Abreast BENNETT COPPLESTONE. The Treasure Golden ...

... Townley Lord, D.D., of Bloomsbury Central Church. 11913—The Leslie Bridgewater Quintet. 1149—'The Great Old Thames, by Joseph Conrad. Read by Hubert Gregg. (To-clay is the anniversary of Conrad's birthday, 1957.) 1143-194 Dance Music: The Gianni Club Orchestra ...

... practice at the age 23. After extensive travel decided upon literary career. 1893, daring hie travels, he discovered Joseph Conrad. He did not attract general attention until 1904. , himself prefers the medium of the novel to the drama. time goes I find ...