... his voyage round the Horn to San Francisco was published in 1910 end has become a minor classic. He was a firm friend of Joseph Conrad. Sir David sailed from Liverpool often He jot. the Merchant Service In 1890 and served seven years in sail !n 1915 he was ...

... BBC-2 6.25 Open University: 6.25 heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. 6.50 Shorefleids School: Facing Change. 7.15 Maths. 7.40 The Poetry of Wesley Holub. 6.5 Blade Alloy and Process. 8.30 Computing: Simulation Models. 8.55 Design for Science Teaching ...

... officer son of star in this dramatisation a navy commodore. she is by Leo Lehman of a story snobbishly ashamed of her by Joseph Conrad. father and terrified of the meeting between the two families. Her fears are not ImMfled—due to the ship's mate's effort ...

... and sipping a Gin Sling at Raffles Hotel, just as Somerset Maugham did, when he stayed here. Like Rudyard Kipling and Joseph Conrad he loved the place. Said it stood for all the fables - of the exotic east and wrote two of his best known books 'The Moon ...

... VHF 92-95 1.0 The World at One. 1.40 The Archers. 1.55 Shipping Forecast. 2.0 News. Woman's Hour. 3.0 News, Nostromo by Joseph Conrad. 4.0 News. 4.5 Around the World in 25 Years: Johnny Morris. 4.30 Kaleidoscope. 5.0 PM. 5.50 Shipping Forecast. 5.55 Weather ...

... lasting memorial. Nothing to excel or, in fact, to equal it, in sea romances was invented by Robert Louis Stevenson or Joseph Conrad. And among our multitude of statues on Merseyside we have not so much as a tiny tablet to their memory. Lamentable! Even ...

... three sons of a London architect, none of whom was to follow his father's profession. At 14, fired by the sea stories of Joseph Conrad, Desmond rebelled against more conventional kinds of education and removed himself to the Outward Brund School. Soon he ...

... meekly as a Salvation Army lassie in fact. A blow for culture is .truck by the startling personal appearance of author Joseph Conrad 'Robert Harris' in his tropical finery—pearly grey suit. yachting cap and eyeglass. Mr. Conrad . would like us to believe ...

... of us not in the mink and diamond cabins will enjoy a place at this captain's table. CONRAD A very different sailor was Joseph Conrad. ex-muter mariner and gunrunner. Since he died 40 years ago, this Polish-born author who wrote such stroar and arresting ...

... John Alderttin and Dave Prows.. TWENTY-FOillt HOURS. Topical look-around. FISH IS THE LIVING. Life on a trawler—the' Joseph Conrad of Hull. fishing the Icelandic waters. First shown. on 8.8. C.-2.. NEWS sUMUARY. THE WEAT4IER MAN. NORTHERN' NEWS HEADLINES ...

... long-sufferir dyspepsia the martyr To-day's ()Bastion You shalt judge or a man by T his foes as well as by his friends —Joseph Conrad • is • Recepitio• 1 am enlea the ca!ler at the door. to trace a married woman but I have forgotten her married name I ...

... Tuesday Feature (s) Portrait c Author, Richmal Crompton. 9.1 In Touch. 9.45 Kaleidoscope 10.15 A Book At Bedtime 'Victor) by Joseph Conrad (12). 10.2 Weather. 10.30 The World Tc night. 11.15 The Financial Worl Tonight. 11.30 Today in Parke ment. 12.0-12 15am ...