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... DEATH OF JOSEPH CONRAD. The death of Mr. Joseph Conr.,d, iI distinguished novelist, took place at house at Itishopbourne. near Canterl..;sr, at the age of 67. He had been out lei motor-car drive on the previous dav, the end came suddenly. His health I ...
... Toting has placed them i—Men.—Thomas Hardy. H. G. Wells, Arnold Bennett, Hall Caine. A S. M. Hutchinson, Conan Doyle, Joseph Conrad, W. J. Locke, H. Rider Haggard, E. Phillip* Oppenheim. lan !fay. William Jr Queue, Gilbert Frankau, Rupert Iliellen/1, ...
... religica- Canon Barnes. THE WILD SPIRIT. No marvel of applied science can tame tie wild spirit that lurks in all men.-1 Joseph Conrad. TEMPER AND TONGUE. They go together—a short temper smi I tongne.—Sir Charles linmphreys. GET TO THE POINT. The beet-educated ...
... books written for chilchren never written by our first rate authors. Why should we not have children's storterlifritten by Joseph Conrad and HG. most popular boys' book undoubtedly is Treasure Island. It is one of the few exanrptes of a story written for ...
... and his private library in the Quest included the works of Drowning. Nip ling, Maselleld. Robert W. Service, Alfred and Joseph Conrad. The Quest expedition was enabled to proceed largely through the r yncr‘,..ty of Cr Ernest's old school-fellow, Mr. John ...
... the merit 01 the literary and artistic couteuts. The storied are by E. W. Hornung, Jack London, Mrs. Flora Annie Stem, Joseph Conrad, It. ti. Vella, Aluriel Harris, luau D. Roberta. The extremely interesting articles, capitally illustrated by the foremost ...
... Thames t-agistrate. THAT DIFFIOULT arum. No marvel of applicd scieitce can tame the wild spirit that lurks in all men.-Mr. Joseph Conrad. IMMORTALITY OF INTI:LI J:CITALITY. Nation, are remembered MI only by their oontributio,a to the intellertui life of the ...
... Prince of \N air*, who &brows in this practical way his interest in ti.is noble service. There will also be $i °reword by Joseph Conrad; so the book, Which is published by Reams. Hodder and F toughton, should be a good sevon-and-sispennyworth. There is also ...
... headquarters of the Society of Friends, was offered for sale by auction and withdrawn at £230.000. A 6riot edition of Joseph Conrad'. Chance (1913) was void at Tiodgson'to fot £26 10a., and one of Maselleld's Salt. Water Ballad. (1902) for 422. Sir ...
... Captain Marryatt through Builen down to what the lecturer described as the greatest of the English novel writers of the sea—Joseph Conrad. 3,1 r. W. H. Maidlow presided. A vote of thank, to the lecturer was proposed by Mr. L H. Mermagen and seconded by Mrs ...