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... VICTORY. Mr. Joseph Conrad's new novel deals with the same land of setting, and a way with the same kind of problem, ‘‘Lord Jim. It is story of the South See Islands and the strange phases of human life and character to be found there—the same weird ...
... Edgar Jephson, en)ittcd the tinelean—their humour was wholesome. Mr. Shapland entered into a lengthy dis• mission of Joseph Conrad's ideals, clisoussing his noveki, Almayer's Folly, The Out. cast of the Island, Nostromo, and, above all, The ...
... conference at Abernven it said that I.sfki colliers in Mull Valley had ne4 done n dire., work for 12 month.. A drawing or Joseph Conrad by Professor W Mothenstein has been presented by Mrs. E. Mond to the National Portrait Gallery. ...
... WHO WROTE IN ENGLISH. THE CHARM OF JOSEPH CONRAD. A meeting between Conrad and Galsworthy on board ahp, before either had published anything, wag referred to in the Ext•asion lecture on Monday night on Joseph Conrad. Both were cherishing the desire to ...
... rather sardonic manner. It is perhaps inevitable that he should be compared with that master of all seafaring authors, Joseph Conrad. There is. however, considerable judtilication tor the comparison. Mr. McFee no robust and untrained recorder of impressions ...
... and infuriating manner. The title is the truest thing In it. HOME COOKERY, bp Jessie Conrad. Uarrolds., 3/6). mos. JOSEPH CONRAD has had may in. opportunities on her travels to collect unusual recipes, and this little book contains a selection of simple ...
... amidships. Some of the tug's crew Jumped for safety on to the Joseph Conrad and inanaged to cut the tow-rope in time to prevent the tug being draggel under. rigged ship, the Joseph Conrad: The Joseph Conrad, meanwhile, was heading straight for some concrete pylons ...
... the cricket Reid, and of the land dried up by the suu and deluged by rain. The contributors Include Siegfried Sassoon. Joseph Conrad, Liam OTioherty, A. ti. Street. D. 11. Lawrence, W. H Hudson. 11. E. Hates, Mary Webb, Henry Williamson, and Hugh de Selincourt ...
... Windjammer. MR. ANTHONY EVERSHED'S ADVENTUROUS VOYAGE. An eighteen. months' cruise of many parts of the world, on the Joseph Conrad, a full-rigged ship—that has been the adventurous and oft•tlmes thrilling experience of Mr. Anthony Evershed, only son ...
... RENAMED. Mr. Villiers re-named her the Joseph Conrad. She is 203 tuns gross and 149 nett, has a length of 100.8 feet, and her beam is 25.2 feet. Under her new name. Harwich Is her port of registration. The Joseph Conrad left Harwich in October. 1934, and ...
... Soloman Group. _ _ Towards the end of January of this year, the Joseph Conrad set sail for the island, and it was at Auckland, New Zealand that Mr. Anthony Evershed left the Joseph Conrad—his home for eighteen months—to sail on in its search for gold. ...
... '‘ 1 heavy-weight for the school. After leaving Clifton he sailed round the world in the small square-rigged ship The Joseph Conrad, under A. J. Villiers. „. ‘ 1.;.::••?••• , . •,•• .**;• • • • • .• 4 3 • • . . . . . . „. . , • • ...