... for example, invariably ©ay on” a ship, sailor would always says iu.” The phrase to cast anclwir,” which fills Mr. Joseph Conrad with such disgust, is used by most lav writers who want appear nautical; and it found, as matter fact, in the books some ...

... -HisCAREr*-Tuv.Foundation or Libbart—lts Threr-hcndbeotu Anniversary —Tub British Association. THE END OF THE TETHER.—X., Bt JOSEPH CONRAD. MTANNIA’S SEAL. Bt WALLACE BRUCE. THE TREASrrDv TREASURY AND ART-IN SCOT LAND. THE HEELS OF DE WET.— X. Jogtrot. ...

... for tbe Chelmsford Cathedral Church Hall is enclosed in large crate which not to be ojened until purchased. The funeral Joseph Conrad took place at Canterbury yesterday. The body was taken bv road to St. Thomas’s Church, where Requiem Mass was sung Rev ...

... CONRAD AS TRANSLATOR. Book Job. A Satirical Comedy. Bv Bruno Windawer. Translated by Joseph Conrad J. M. Dent Sons, Ltd. net. Conrad some years before his death a copy this play from the author, known Polish dramatist. In his letter acknowledgment said ...

... By JEAN ROT. Extra Crown Bvo. ©/- net. TURGENEV. A Study the great Russian Novelist. By EDWARD GARNETT. With Foreword JOSEPH CONRAD. Extra Crown Sir 6/- net. AN AJXTUMN SOWING. By E. F. BENSON. Extra Crown Bvo. 6/- net LONDON: 48, PALL MALL, S.W. • W ...

... Rev. James he ec ™ hat I a survey of the religion and morals o: first of the , both in the p is in- in the present. Mr. Joseph Conrad has finished how- ae novel, which will appear here and in | wis | during the autumn. It is entitled “ taken e has | and ...

... apply to MARGARET MACKILLtP, Head Mistress. PUBLICATION. gLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE. No. 995.—51 ftd. Yorm: a Naurativx, by Joseph Conrad The CosfYAJnr and tub Individual—Tub Spaniahd Home, by Hannah Lynch.— On PuiENDsuirs.—The One Fobootten, Dora Sigerson ...

... 2nd Ed. Cloth, 6s. PAUL KRUGER AND HIS TIMES. By F. Reginald Statu au. 2nd Ed. Portrait and Map, 6d. mALES OF UNREST. By Joseph Conrad, JL Aothor ol Attnayer’a Polly,’* Ac. Cloth, Os. HUGH WYNNE, Novel. By Dr. S. Weir Mitchell. 3rd Edition. Illuatratod. ...

... SHIP AGROUND IN NEW YORK HARBOUR. Mishap to Author’s Vessel. New York, Wednesday. Tha British three-masted sailing ship Joseph Conrad, which owned and comjnanded Mr- Alan Villiers, the author, and which is a tour round the world, dragged her anchor in New ...

... Unwin. 7s net. The Hidden Plater. Alfred Noyee. London: Hodder Stoughton. 7» net. On© is reminded more than once of the Joseph Conrad, and occasionally of Mr. Kipling, when reading Mr. Steele’s collection short stories. They cover wide field. In “The Shame ...

... English Review, price fid net. The lollovmg authors contribute to the first nuralx r Measrs. Thomas Hardy, Henry .Ijm,. Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy, W. jj’ Hudson, Count Tolstoy, and B. G. Well,. | future numbers contributions will Jr from Measrs. George ...

... climbing adventures in Cumberland and Switzerland. A chapter is de%-oted to appreciatien his favourite authors among whom are Joseph Conrad, Rostand, and A, E. Housman. He cannot claim to ” true Shavian,” he ” never tires of * St. Joan/ Pleasant/ and * Three ...