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... JOSEPH CONRAD. Tribute From the Country of His Birth. The polish Minister has sent to the widow of Mr. Joseph Conrad fjie following telegram; As representative in Great Britain of Joseph Conrad’s native country Poland, hasten assure you the deep grief ...
... ILLNESS OF JOSEPH CONRAD. A RAtiter n►e`sag3 , from New York says that Mr. Joseph ('onrad has been compelled by illness to curtail his stay in the United States, and is sailing for England to-morrow in the Majestic. ...
... AT SEA WITH JOSEPH CONRAD The brigantine, Ready, the first sailing ship to be commissioned for active service in the war, was one of the armed decoys known as Q ships. At one period of her useful career she was in command of Captain J. G. Sutherland ...
... ON THE SCREEN. A Joseph Conrad Story at the Cinema House. ...
... LETTERS IN THE TIMES. Letters in The Times today deal with the North Sea Outrage (Mr. Joseph Conrad); Peace or Strife in Ireland (Mr. William O'Brien, M.P.); the Irish Reform Association (Lord Aranmore and Browne); Religious Education (the Rev. Lord ...
... CONRAD'S NEW ROMANCE. THE LATEST WORK OF MR. JOSEPH CONRAD has been secured for Serial . Publication by the Proprietors of ''T.P.'s Weekly. THE SPECTATOR describes Mr. Conrad as a writer of remarkable and original powers, quite unequalled in the in ...
... «t lord j i m.” by JOSEPH CONRAD. Adventure Story of the Sea, f the greatest master fiction the world has ever known. t y at 2.25, 4.40, 6.55, 9.10. ° DAILY 10 - 50 * EXT: “'WELCOME HOME,” with s and WARNER BAXTER. GLOBE, ATTERCLIFFE. ALMA RUBENS and ...
... B'lackwood's magazine. No. 1041.—JULY, 1902.-2S 6d THE END OF THE TETHER, 1.-IV. By JOSEPH CONRAD MY LORD THE BUCK. HUGH M WARRAN U.—ON THE HEELS WET VII POTTERING. —DOGS A SORT.—CuNCEJiNOTNG EN THE ADVENTURES M. D'HARICOT. By J. OLOUSTON. —A DAY IN CHITRAL ...
... Master of English Prose. SAILOR AND NOVELIST. Joseph Conrad, the distinguished author, died yesterday morning at his residence at Bishopsbourne. near Canterbury. was in his 67th year. the death of Joseph Conrad, one of the greatest masters of English prose ...
... London.—MATERNITY NURSES Trained, £l3 135., 4 months, certificate. —Sec. LITERARY REPRESENTATIVE to Sell complete works of Joseph Conrad. —Write 39, Sheffield Telegraph. ...
... Block; Leng. Ltd. [Photo; Photopress. Block; Leng, Ltd Mr. Joseph Conrad, one the fore* most contemporary novelists, Rev. W. A. Surtees, the new Vicar whose death it is our sad duty Grenoside, report to*day. /. T|| W*. r . ...
... heaviest seas run with the *£ wind. Facing it —always facing it—that’s the way to get through. Thafs enough for | any man. —Joseph Conrad. JniJqjtubrat Telegraph— No. 26,263. Founded 1855 Independent —No. 26,486. Founded 1819 ...