... (2857 m) — Hooton 2 ¥ Mitchell (bass) 7.45—-The Eleventh|phOnCN (3421 e T Wis oD, Hour: play by Arnold Hill. 8.15- by Joseph Conrad; * Sealskin Trou. Gert and Daisy’'s Working Party 9.o|sars hy Eric Linklater Olymple. - 8.30 - Questians ot the|pSCOTLAND ...

... (Questions on Opposite Page) I—They were wiped out at the battle of Camlan 2—John Kells Ingram. 3—This was the real name of Joseph Conrad. 4—No. He was Fran- Bacon, Lord Verulam and Viscount St. Albans. ...

... or An Cheathri ngia.ras forgot to mention that all English writers ot stress the beneficent aspeet of nature. As . one, Joseph Conrad, seems to suggest at timese she 1~ a horrible slimy monstrous evil thing. thiits:'ould go further than he goes and say ...

... had a fair idea of what he would have said in regly. It would have been good nautica] language, and not the kind that Joseph Conrad used, either. Spo I said nothing. I was only a tripper on the Eien, and I knew my place. By thig time Solomon had learned ...

... Drawing Pin WHA picture he gave us in the closing lines of his script. Listening, 1 found myself for a moment back with Joseph Conrad and his old sea-captains. MANAN, I AM sorry to have disappointed my “ex-Spearhead” friend in Portobello by escaping his ...

... order to sell the bodies for dissection. The Rover and Victory are the latest additions to Dent's new Collected Edition of Joseph Conrad's works. They are well Sound and printed on good paper in very readable type. They are moderately priced at 7/6 each. ...

... year, the committee is now under the chairmanship of ex-Premier Lord Baldwin. Kitchener took a complete collection of Joseph Conrad’s works with him when setting out on his mission to Russia. The volumes went with him to the depth of the ocean when the ...