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... one-bedroom flats. Notley Street: CA 5. 0885 Can. block of two maisonettes, 115 Broad Oak Road: CA 88 M.Qn. three garages. Joseph Conrad House, &nbogg__!w / . enlarge kitchen. 47 Dover Street: CALSE 0088 Can. demolition of rear extension. alteration strenthening ...
... from the Westgate Towers during Wednesday's Royal ‘Wedding. “*lt's a disgrace;'’ . complained Mrs Lilian Wynne, of 7 Joseph Conrad House, “Bishops Way. ‘‘The wedding was' an important - State ' occasion. - Our own Archbishop was . officiating.' ~But ...
... wonderful Nan. ‘May she rest in peace. BEER — August 5, 1986 in hospital after a short illness, Dora May aged 75 'years of Joseph Conrad House, Canterbury. A much loved mother. ‘Funeral service took place on Monday August 11 at Barham Crematorium. The family ...
... 221 N e L AR 0 e s g - X 353 S - . ! . . S LDy R e A - . % ‘ ’ -T-4 - » - x L ‘-7.“31.‘,‘ 27 I® 1,“ o~ ¢ o ‘RE C/ L Joseph -Conrad, photo-~ graphed’in 1923. - ...
... Memories of a writing BOOKS, furniture and personal items which belonged to the novelist Joseph Conrad have been donated to the city and people of Canterbury by the writer's family. About 100 items — including the silver pen Conrad used to write his novels ...
... exhibitions will be a major retrospective on Bilting artist John Ward, a display of books and furniture formerly owned by Joseph Conrad, an exhibition arranged by the Crime Writers' Association and water colours by Sir Hugh Casson. Also arranged are a number ...
... form a “hand-on” display. .- Among the exhibits were a sculpted bust of Charles Dickens, the steam locomotive Invicta ~d Joseph Conrad’s table and chair. items were all + in braille with from Mr Dennis . a local social worker who is himself bers of the Kent ...
... artist John Ward at the Beaney. At Poor Priests’ Hospital there is to be the first showing of an important collection of Joseph Conrad’s books, farniture and personal belongings. Laurence Irving will be the subject of an exhibition at The Blackfriars. During ...
... At home with Conrad JOSEPH Conrad is the subject of an exhibition being mounted by Canterbury museums with sponsorship by Strutt and Parker. It is one of the City Council’'s contributions to this year's Canterbury Festival, which has as its theme the ...
... though s« altered. It was with p; pleasure and a sens propriateness theret the City Museums s comed the gift by Mxr (Joseph Conrad’s da law) of a selection of and otlerlpo.e-loi form the present e s uaseum festival. It is moving to s« oo v il ; Losse ...
... & pleasare useums wel- a to - comed the gift by Mrs Conrad _ And there is the very table yijj the Poor Priests’ Hos. (Joseph Conrad’s d-&::-‘li-- at which he wrote, formerly pital. A Conrad-hunt can be law) of a selection of 'g covered with an inextricable ...
... lived on that moment until hearing that his Miss (l;u-h-)-:;m-m e Lo Y - and : rhfi mm make it presentable. The Burial of Joseph Conrad in Canterbury was ningham Gnh-.’ % account of the famous writer who came from Eastern Europe and made England his home ...