... ith Australian accent. He has sailed with four Australian expeditions, and was second mate on the square-rigged vacht Joseph Conrad when Mr. Alan Villiers took her round the world in 1934. His first command was the Kista Dan, sister ship to the Magga ...

... personaUU« in the Metropolis; B*ls, Ted Hay and June Whitfield m ** The Spice Life 9, News, 9*15, Play, Heart of Darkness (Joseph Conrad!; 10*45, Parliament; 11. News and Weather; 11*8. Market Trends; 11*13, Close Down. fELEVISION Morning Story; 11*15, Mrs ...

... (electronic organ): 2, Schools; 3, Records requested patients in Northern Ireland hospitals; 3*30, Flay, Heart of Darkness ’* (Joseph Conrad); 8, Children; 5*55, Weather. 6 News; f-18, Northern Ireland News; 6*29 Sport; •*3O. Ronnie Hilton brings you songs o! ...

... Southern Cross. He and his father could entertain you for hours describing that life on the ocean wave which writers like Joseph Conrad and Jack London have pictured so vividly for us. The McVickers' home, by the way. is at Castlereagh Street. Belfast. THE ...

... The Week in Westminster. 8 Variety Playhouse. 9, News; 9-15, Saturday-Night Theatre presents ““The knd of the Tether (Joseph Conrad). 10-45, Pravers: Rev. W, A. Montgomery, with Cheir of Strand Presbyterian Church, Derry 11, News, Weather and Close down ...

... in the Royal yacht Britannia for the State visit to Portugal. At 8 “ Variety Playhouse will be heard, and at 915 the Joseph Conrad lay. “The End of the Tether.” %ngn at 10-45 will be conducted y Rev. W. A. Montg‘_mery with the choir of Strand esbyterian ...

... 3. Records requested by patients fa hospital in Northern Ireland; 3-30, Brewster Mason in ‘' The End of the Tether ** (Joseph Conrad); 8, Children (including at 5-30 Sports Quiz between teams of children in Manchester and Belfast); 555, Weather. F3i 0 ...

... 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 ...

... gated the globe in|peliever in sail. His grandfathep his own 203-ton sailing ship, the|migrated from Limerick to Ays. Joseph Conrad. ralia in the gold rush. sBoTe M AR 7 . % 7 % £ o P B s Rk ? i | ¥ .;,\é' et Sty Y i oo & i 3 ¢ o 4 . % x a i‘ £;E { G ...

... 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 ...

... '' 1.45: Ceolta Tire. 2.0: Living with Lynch.' 2.30 : Light Orchestral Music. 3.15 . Talk. Fatima. 3.30: The Duel Joseph Conrad's Story dramatised for radio by H. L. Morrow and produced by P. J. O'Connor. 5.0: Ceol do Phaist:. 5.30 Down the Country ...

... balletomanes as strongly almost as that of Fonteyn. RACHEL M. FIELD. “NOSTROMO” centenary edition of A- Nostromo, by Joseph Conrad, is a welcome newcomer to Everyman's Library (gs. fld.). especially so since it is perhaps less widely read than many of ...