... the customary diatribes'against the neurotic literature of the day are both well founded and typical the magazine. Mr Joseph Conrad, Mißs Boatriee Harraden, Mr Maurice Hewlett, and others supply the fiction, and Mr Charles Whibley throws somo new light ...

... 5: Talks (Welsh). 5.20: Children. 6.0: News. 6.30: Star for Night. 7.0: Promenade Concert. 8.20: The Partner —play by Joseph Conrad. 9.0: News. 9.20: Talk. 9.35: Master Peter's Puppet Show. 10.15: Max Gilbert, viola, and Kendall Taylor, piano. 10.45: ...

... because perhaps it fitted in with our philosophy things, but because of the glory of the music, the wonder of the painting. Joseph Conrad had a most extraordinary life, and that life had very close relation to his works. was divided into three periods. First ...

... workmanship. HARVEST OF STORM. By R. W. F. Rees (publishers, Philip Allan and Co., Ltd., London; 7s 6d net). Clark Russel, Joseph Conrad, Jack London, Capt. Frank Shaw, and others have stirred the spirit of adventure in many youths with their tales of the ...

... the English Channel, arranged by Arthur Bryant and Laurence Gilliam from the writings of Hilaire Belloc. Thomas Hardy, Joseph Conrad, John Masefield. and others; music by Arnold Bax and Sibelius, arranged by Maurice Brown; produced by Laurence Gilliam ...

... has be;n challenged quite recently ty a Polish ne.vspaper, which asserts that he is a Pole, like another famous author, Joseph Conrad. According this account. *' Julei Verne is really ' Julius Olssewicz, and his surname means Aldertree (Verne). The newspaper ...

... article deals with the devastation caused by the sea. It particularly refers to coast erosinn. The intimate letters of Joseph Conrad will appeal to all with literary taste other articles describe the remote parts French Morocco conditions in Siberia, the ...

... had a visit, Thursday from their lave tutor, t;. W Gibson, M.A. (Leeds University). Mr Gibson lectured to the members Joseph Conrad. Councillor L. Strombeig. J.l\, presided, and at the close ventured tho opinion that the Branch the East Riding County ...

... Society—a alliance forces. In January, February and March there, are promised respectively the president's lecture on Joseph Conrad, a Members' Evening devoted short papers, and a discussion) on Modern Novelists, and lecture by Mies C. T. Cumberbircb ...

... Chorus. 9. o.—Arthur Kennedy (viola); James Donovan (Saxophone); Cora Astle (pianoforte). 9.30.— Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad, read by 11. S. Ede. 10.0.—Weather and News. Road Report. 10.15.—Jay Whidden'g Band, from the Carlton Hotel. 11.0 to 11 ...

... A GREAT NOVELIST. DEATH OF MAN WHO HAD ENTERTAINED THOUSANDS. regret to announce the death of Mr Joseph Conrad, the celebrated novelist, which occurred very suddenly on Sunday morning at 8.30 at his home at Oswalds, Pishopsbourne, Kent. He was 66, and ...

... the sttamer Eastern Guide, ' now lying in Hull, told me his hobby was writing, however, I did not expect to see the work Joseph Conrad cr of John Masefield. Yet I was surprised by the quality of the poetry he showed me. It had been published in American ...