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... formerly in the yth Hussars, and served as A.D.C. on the Viceregal Staff under two Lord Lieutenants of Ireland. * * * Joseph Conrad, the novelist, is giving sittings for his portrait to an Irish artist, Miss A. S. Kincaid, who recently held an exhibition ...
... prominence as an artist. Miss Kinkead, the talented daughter of Dr. Kinkead, has been commissioned to paint the portrait Joseph Conrad, the wdl-knOwn writer.' Although a Pole by birth Mr. Conraid is without doubt one of the best writers of English literature ...
... healthy c cough and emotionally quite useful: even the sneer at the pig and his parker is corrected by a quotation from Mr. Joseph Conrad rejoieing in the discovery that had managed to *sae a certain quantity of minds busy attending to their own very reel ...
... other oocupaticas. Sir Hall Caine was prilate secretary to Dante Gabriel Rosetti lens before he began to write novels. Joseph Conrad was seaman when he wrote his Ant novel Aln.ryer's Folly. Sir Conan Doyle was a doctor before he invented Sherlock Holmes ...
... ear she added, the Eingstenvas end ware blame the new Gaelic y. LL.D. FOR JOSEPH CONRAD Glasgow University is offering the honorary degree of LL.D. to Mr. Joseph Conrad. the author. ME SHAW ThiMUM'S of the Shaw Commission have visited Listowel and ...
... Mrs. Roes Pert (and only) editions arc now being cold nt prier which compare favourably with those of drat editions of Joseph Conrad and Maz Beerbohm. An Elisabetkon Ow of Time. Here area few aeateseen from a hat lir.' Aldous Huxley has lu ter about this ...
... Mrs. Boa’s first (and only) editions are now being sold at prices which compare favourably with those first editions of Joseph Conrad and Max Beetbofam. OUT OP TOCX. Han mu a few wnteaeee from «h«t Mr.' Aldone Huxley has to say about this Ulster novelist: ...
... from Plymouth to Adelaide. On the most fortunate of her voyages under Captain Cope (1893) she had the honour of tarrying Joseph Conrad as her chief mate. On that trip W. H. Jaques and John Oalswortly were passengers from Adelaide to Cape. town, and it is ...
... At this rho. meet the novel is being threatened by perfection of technique. No more dangerous iaguem•r than that of Mr. Joseph Conrad is to me imaginable. The moment a novelist save to himself, 'How do I know all thi.,?' and the momenta dramatist says to ...
... done in a small, rapid and not easily decipherable style. Swinburse s penmanship is hopelms, Henry James no better. and Joseph Conrad's bold —4 *lsar. ...
... Family lor several generations. Conrad. Apropos of the publication last week of The Rover,” another remarkable book by Joseph Conrad, it interesting to remember that little more than twenty years ago this man, who has been described a lord of language/' ...
... since her mar- Vcints are eljo.>en i' families who have al Family lor sev- he publication last Hover, - ' another reby Joseph Conrad, : to remember that twenty years ago lias been described language/' could write word ol Museum will never Conrad's leathery ...