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... arrived at Broome Park, the last home of Lord Kitchener. Then on to Bishopsbourne , where they were shown th e memorial to Joseph Conrad. in the form of a carved oak medallion. Finally, after passing the lovely old cottages at Patrixboume, and th e Church ...
... Canterbury 8. and succeeds Capt. J. N. Gibson, at Manchester. In Dalmatians, Dr. he ea rned the title Rhubarb owned by Joseph Conrad, the an- who has become Pilot Manager and Mrs. Piper. of Gravesend. took King. The present Tommy had his great thor, and ...
... I 1 CHILDREN AND BUSESI Joseph Conrad' • To the Editor Dear Sir, Would you Please Centenary mruato the public not to take ge of children on the , Bases. Twice recently, af t er Exhibition =up his seat on the way from schwa. my nine-yearsoil ,m bas been ...
... combustion. (Incidentally, it seems we have been all wrong in speaking of the Marie Celeste. The author insists she was Mary. Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim (5t 6d.) is one of the new series. fypically, in this book Conrad uses action as the means of exploring characters ...
... to spare even the most short sighted of eyes A price range of between 4s. 6d. and 6s. 6d. has also much to commend it. Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim (ss. 6d.) is one of the new series. fypically, in this book Conrad uses action as the means of exploring characters ...
... of friends. The Polish postal authorities are to issue a stamp in the autumn celebrating the centenary of the birth of Joseph Conrad and the director of the central postal administration has written to the curator of the Royal Museum, Canterbury. promising ...
... HISTORY AND Reads Society'l Om thew mem- . made a point of swain; was the hem of the Herne Bay Records ' portrait art Joseph Conrad. &Met' were not able tale- carved in wood in low retilit 3 0 lots of fresh air, Shia IS ewer the perch of the villas, est ...
... Mr. J. A. Conrad is the architect son of the late Joseph Conrad, the novelist, and it was in connection with the centenary of his father’s birth in Poland that Mr. Conrad gave an interview. Joseph Conrad spent his last few years and died at Oswalds, Bi ...
... Comedy, on au- village; but, like all ordinary thors as diverse as Jane Austen villages, It is an extraordinary and Joseph Conrad, de la Mare place, filled with surprising and Hazlitt. The book is. of people. To the visiting Librarian course, fundamentally ...
... a Lifebcat servic Mr. Speakman is the sezrttary ef the Ranisgate blanch of the R-N.L.I. The service is part of the Joseph Conrad centenary celebrations. The fainc . .'s nautical novel`st was a keen supp7rter of the lifeboat setvice. He died In 1924 ...
... GARRY • Ily Joseph Conrad's novels have suffered a decline of interest in the thirty-odd years since this great writer's death. To pick up by chance a novel of his, and begin to read, at almost any page of almost any title, is to be struck anew with wonder ...
... in a Lifeboat service. Mr. Speakman is the secretary cf the Ramsgate branch of the R.N.L.I. The service is part of the Joseph Conrad centenary celebrations. The famous nautical noverst was a keen supperter of the lifeboat service. He died in 1924 at B ...