... part of his book a way of life that has remained unchanged since the Middle Ages. Turk goes home PEW foreigners, since Joseph Conrad forsook his native Polish to write novels in English. can have acquired such a command over this language as Irfan Orga ...

... many interesting and illuminating things to say, but all good humour and good taste. I liked best, perhaps, the anecdote Joseph Conrad (a particular crony of the author), who crossed from Glasgow to New York one of Captain Bone's ships in 1923. As they came ...

... Whatever this committee will BOOKS RECEIVED J M. DENT SONS LTD. The Saga of Camillas. By Lucien Marchal tlas.i. Suspense. Bv Joseph Conrad iCollected Edition. 7s. 6d.>. PETER DAVIES LTD. The Hidden Heart. Bv Jane Gillespie 12 s. Bd.'. EYRE & SPOTTISWOODE LTD ...

... Salvation Army Bani; 2-80, Northern Orch. 4, Plays, ' The Matchmaker '’ (Elizabeth Dawson) asnd (4-30) *“* One Day More ’ (Joseph Conrad). 5, Children; 5-55, Weather. 6 News; 6-15, Northern Ireland News; 6-25, Sport; 6-35, Harry Davidson's Orch. 7-20, Ulster ...

... because of a cosmocxpcr.cncc and much ,cavel, is able to study lier Canadian scene from the outside •• perhaps. pniitan Joseph Conrad unfinished novel. SuspcPise. has be -n reprinted Den:, at 7s. 6d. It i? a story set on the grand scale. Napoleon is capiive ...

... great triumph, and removed from the championship a contender who had been bracketed with the American holder of the title, Joseph Conrad, as co-favourite. The last match of a long day provided a second big shock. Dr. William Meharg (Castlerock). a former North ...

... thou ahalt be | justified, and thy words thou shall be condemned.” ritHERE used to appear in some mede.v lever. wrote Joseph Conrad A of the magazines an advertise- Give me the right word and the ment which depicted a circular right accent, and will ...

... Network Three. 6.45. Amateur Theatre, 7.15, Talking Of Films. Third Programme. —8, Orch. Concert. (8.45-9.5, Talk). 9.55, Joseph Conrad). Television. 2.5, Schools, 2.30, Children, 2.45, Mainly For 'Women. 5, Children. 6, News, Sport, Weather. 6.15, Tonight ...

... which England Cup hopes. John L, Morgan and Robin Cater, and three American Cup men. Big Bill Campbell. Jim Jackson and Joseph Conrad have been drawn. AIM reland Junior Cup draw U qja ;fv:ng round of the and Jua.or Go Cud takes ?ce over the Rovai Be.fast ...

... ST. COLIT7B'S HALL The screen version of Joseph Conrad'a novel Laughing Anne, h at St. Co:urnh's Hall, Londonderry t al week. The film, Teolmicolor, L e a blaze of romance, cvenedy, drama and lilting melodies. The picture co-stars Wendell Coney, Margaret ...

... Walpole. i No man sympathises with the | sorrows of vanity.—Samuel Johnson. | Vanity plays lurid tricks with I our memory.—Joseph Conrad. Nothing is so ecredulous as vanity, or so ignorant of what be| comes itself.—Shakespeare. ...

... qualities. is really to create it. To my mind that is sr.tisfying living as well as fine writing, not far removed from Joseph Conrad's or H. M. Tomlinson's way of thinking. Mountaineering is venture that appears to create vision and faith. In more practical ...