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... Braskenbury, K.C.8.; Songa and Poems, by Andrew Lang, Neil Munro, and Moira O'Neill; stories and miscellaneous articles by Joseph Conrad, Maurice Hewlett, Beatrice liarraden, Hugh Clifford. G. W. Steevens, Charles Whibley, Bernard Capes, and other writers ...
... The Tali or a Poor Gentleman, and the Little Waesoh Lorn, by Neil Munro. Chaps, iv. Lord Tennyson.—Kabain: A Memory, by Joseph Conrad. The Calendar up Scottish Crime, Part 11., by the Right Hon. Sir Herbert Maxwell. Bart., M.P. adventures op the Comte db ...
... Speaking and Singing. Crown Free Church Hall. BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE. NO. 995. -SEPTEMBER 1888.-2* 6d. Yolth: A Narrative, by Joseph Conrad.— Tiir Company and thc Individuau—Th« Spaniard Hour, by Hannah Lynch.— Friendships.-The Fobuottkn, by Dora Sigeraon Shorter ...
... Cruise of the Cachalot was the result, and many other sea stork* followed. He was not on the same literary plane u Joseph Conrad, who still describes himself as master in the merchant service, but the parallelism of their garters is striking. Sir ...
... ; Csiey v. Keith, Mt Maclean. August 90—Thistle v. Coley, Mr W. Fraser. ThistleA st 22—Cbeh v. Forms, Mr Crsjyle ; Mr Joseph Conrad,. the novelist, died sadv. Fraserbargh, Mr Sellers; Xls v. denly cm Sunday morning. Citadel, Mr Walarsice ; Elgin v. Mr ...
... days in sail around Australian waters, to more recent ventures. He recalled his voyage round the world in the little “Joseph Conrad,” manned by whit was surely the most youthful crew to serve under sail. One of his latest feats which wus most remembered ...
... official history of the Lifeboat Institution, to which the Prince of Wales Las contributed a stirring introduction, and, Mr Joseph -Conrad an equally appreciative and finely worded prefatory not; has been written by Major A. J. Dawson under the title it Britain's ...
... THE FASCINATION OF THE SEA. Mr. Joseph Conrad is a lover of the sea, and of ships. too. In The Mirror of the Sea: Memories and Impressions (Methuen). be writes: Odi et amo may well be the confession of those who conscioudy or blindly have surrendered ...
... Encyclopaedia, The Children's Encyclopaedia The Complete Peerage ID vols.), Letters of Sir Walter Sectt, Life and Letters of Joseph Conrad, an 'others. The Central Library at Dunfermline is another service which is being increasingly utilized. Applications here ...
... appropriate articles, notably on the -Waterfalls of England and Wales, River Magic, and the Glad Sea Waves. When Joseph Conrad was in America - candy he was, cf course, interviewed, and the result appears in this issue. When be wns asked about ...
... — Charles Fox and Chaklks thk Second, O. 8. Street.—A Lanosman’s Cruise with the mkditkrran ran Fleet. - Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad.— A Vision of Colombo, Mis a. S. boyd.— The In visibility of the nOLMER. Lt -CoL The Samoa Agreement in P.ain Knolish.—laird ...
... make a point of seeing Harold LloTd in Why Worry, which is booked for Friday and Saturday. Joni% Cows/A:Vs Wn.i..—Yr Joseph Conrad, of oswalds, Sishopsbourne, Canterbury, the author, and formerly a master mariner, left (state of the gross value of £20 ...