... new country and with a know ledge of its language and the way of life of its people, can assimilate all these. The Pole, Joseph Conrad, wrote many fine novels in English. Anthony Trollope, an Englishman, many fine novels of Irish life. George Moore, needless ...

... ever fond. he has lost all count of them, as he Captain Bone. an intimate friend of once confessed to the King when His Joseph Conrad. Is himself a noted Majesty questioned him about his writer about the sea, and is one of total. He was due to retire when ...

... the Hour Glass Library, by Messrs. Maurice fid net). It was first published seventeen years ago. and is reminicent of Joseph Conrad, P 'Bauißjp to keeps coming to mind. It really good story of its type. It might he called very good. It has a rather curious ...

... Federation. 7.55-—-Beethoven: Viplin Sonata in C minor (Op. 30 No. ) 8.256— The Song of Roland.” 8.55- Authors 1 never met: Joseph Conrad, B.6—Faure played by Jacques Fevrier {piano). 9.35-4~“.'lhe Fisher King” (Le Rol Pécheur ™), by Jullen Graco. 11,20-Waygner: ...

... Contemporary British Composers’ Elisabeth Lutyens; o*so, Contemporary Canadian Poetry. 7*lo, Marcel Dupre (organ); 7*40. Joseph Conrad: Reminiscence by his son. 8, Belgian Plano Quartet 9, Paradise Lost; Book 5. 9-50, Purcell Anthology. 10*40. Tears. Talk ...

... 2-15, Northerner's Diary: 2-30, Strange Relate. 3. Baeti s Christmas Oratorio; Parts and 6. 4-10, The Warrior's Soul (Joseph Conrad): 4-30, String Serenade. 5, Children: 5-50. Ulster Savings Bulletin; 5-55. Weather. 6 News: 6-10, News as History: Review ...

... mts.) 7, News; 7-15, Exercises; 7-30, Records; 7- Prayers. 8. News; 8-15, Kitchen; 8-20, Charlea Ernesco's Sextet; 8-45, Joseph Conrad: Some Memories by Richard Carle. 9, Records; 9-35, Service for Schools; 9- Beethoven (records). 10-5. Schools; 10- Service; ...

... members of the Bth Army. 3.30, Christian News and Commentary. 3.45, 8.8. C. Scottish Orchestra. 4.45, Freya of the Isles. by Joseph Conrad. 5.15, Children's Hour. 6.0. News. 6.10, Weather Forecast. 6.13, John Batten looks at comingxrogrammes. 6.20, Ulster Victory ...

... gallery he met his wife, the Veterinary Surgeon daughter of writer Ford Madox Huefier. the contemporary and friend of Joseph Conrad and Henry James. You will see him there. in his light brown, home-spun trousers and jacket over the white woollen sweater ...

... Brain (horn), Ning Milkina (piano) and London Mozart Players. 7.55, Ernest Lush (piano). 825, ‘The Song of Roland.’ 8.55, Joseph Conrad. 9.5, Jacques Février (piano). 9.35, ‘The Fisher King,’ by Julien Gracqg. 11.20. Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. ...

... (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 ...

... of and a more general respect for a difficult calling than any which obtained in tl.u 1920’s and 1930 s. The word of Joseph Conrad. William M‘Fee and David Bone, fine noble prose as much of it was, was not sufficient. It is in the schools of these islands ...