... correspondence inudi n with Kavanagh said he had torn up copies, kept two for his own to the British Museum, it B. Yeats, Joseph Conrad, T. S. S. files, given nine to a friend , and was disclosed in court in Eliot, East Pound and others, to the sent one to ...

... BBC-2 7.40-1.55 Open University. 2.45 Arena: Cinema. Joseph Conrad. 3.20 Americans: The First Lady. 4.10 Ski Sunday: The World Cup The Ladies' Giant BIC RADIO ULSTER-6.30. Radio 2. 7.55, Radio Ulster News. SD. Radio 4. /1.55, Radio Ulster News. 9.0 ...

... finalists. 9.10 Play of the Week: The O'Hooligan File, by Janey Preger. 10.00 Tibet Roof of the World. 11.00 Arena: Cinema. Joseph Conrad. 11.33 Late News on 2. 11.45-12.15 Darts: Embassy World Professional Darts Championship. 5.15 Dynomutt. The Dog Wonder ...

... Detective, Listening Ito the Migrants. W. W. Williams. 2-25 Interval Music. 2-31—Senior English Book Talk. Youth. by Joseph Conrad. S. P. B. Ma is. 241—Interval Music. 34--Concert Lesson. Elgar's Solo Songs and Part Songs. Thomas Armstrong. D.Mus. 3 ...

... already lashing the waters of the b a y' . in such a manner that the owner of the motor-launch refused to take him to the Joseph Conrad. and lie and his companions were, therefore. compelled to spend the night ashore. Besides the ship's boys, two visitors ...

... between Film Poiski and Thames Television, which has dramatised a classic sea story in TIE SHADOW LINE (UTV. Written by Joseph Conrad, It is a semi • Autobiographical description of the problems of a young Polish naval officer faces in taking command of ...

... 7.2 S—THE BROTHERS. S.IS—GOLDWYN GREATS: The Little Foxes. Bette Davis, Herbert Marshall. 10.10—NEWS. 11.21—OMNIBUS: JOSEPH CONRAD: And the story of Amy Foster and Yanko Goorall. 11.35—AT THE END OF THE DAY: Former Prime Minister Harold .Macmillan in ...

... responded. Absent members were toasted on the call of Captain V. Clint Captain R.H. Davis in a brief talk recalled meeting Joseph Conrad on board an outgoing liner in Lough Foyle. Safe found intact A safe, stolen from a sub-post office at Maidstone (Kent) ...

... Orchestra. 2-45, Band. 3.15. Footbl Commentary. 4-15, Isoords. Sport. 5-511. Shipping Portrait. 8-0, Recollections of Joseph Conrad. 9-0, Mfrsvino Le Rossignol on repo s). 9-55, The Muslim Discovery of Europe. 10-45, flt. Cecilia Tr.°. 11-0. Close. ...

... intense agony. It was, indeed, a thrilling triumph for science and a story which would require the pen of a Victor Hugo. a Joseph Conrad. a Stevenson. or a Clark Russell for its adequate recounting. Another notable branch of science in which patient labour ...

... A CHAPTER OF CALAMITIES. It would require the pen of Joseph Conrad to justice to the tragic voyage of the sailing ship. Persimmon, which has arrived at Hamburg from Tal Tal, a cargo saltpetre. Shortly after the vessel left port three men fell from the ...

... until 1 find forgotten all I had learned at school and at college. In ISA, during his travels Galsworthy discovered Joseph Conrad. Galsworthy published his first novel, Jocelyn, in 1898. under the pseudonym of John Sinjoh.i. This was Followed two ...