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... A delightful Holiday companion Splendid Complete Stories DY i Me* and amide Asher Ars*lei Bennett Edgar - J*na Joseph Conrad Joseph Conrad \ Richard Marsh F. M. White F. ll,„ Evans Hahn and many GIVEN others AWAY With Cassell's Magazine as a souvenir ...
... for August A delightful Holiday companion Splendid Complete Stories Alice and Claude Askew Arnold Bennett Edgar Jepson Joseph Conrad / Richard hlarsh F. M. White / F. H. Evans and nary Hatmeea alm / GIVEN ethers AWAY With GNOME . ' Magayin t as a souvenir ...
... men of note. The largcet pension is one of £l5O to Mr. W. B. Yeats, the Irish poet. Pensions of £lOO are granted to Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist; to Lady Huggins, widow of the famous astronomer; and toMiss Kale Greenwood and Miss Jessie Greenwood, the ...
... After these two novelists, Hardy and Dickens came next on his list. followed by H. G. Wells and Virginia Woolf. Next came Joseph Conrad, who was less a novelist than a great scene painter. Anatole France. George Eliot, Fielding. Meredith and Stevenson. Referring ...
... the Echo de Paris. This will be the fifth English novel appearing in French daily newspapers, the others being by Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Max Pemberton, Mr. Eden Phillpotta, and Mr. Arnold Bennett. The mutilated body of a child in cardboa 1 box has been ...
... Vaka. . Horace W. C. Nowt°. . A. and C. Askew. . A. W. Marchmont. .. Jessie Douglas Kee. ruish. ll.B.Marriott Watson .. Joseph Conrad. .. Sir Wm. 131ako Rich- , mond, K.C.8.,R.A. Stephen McKenna,. .. Harold Dindloss. .. A. W. Marchmont. .. Paul Trent. Headon ...
... written for children ace never written by our first rade authors. Why should we not have chip dram's stories written, by Joseph Conrad end B. G. Walks? . The most popular boys' book undoubtedly is Treasure - Wand. It is one of the few lee of • story written ...
... SOMETV.—The Bev Kenneth Keay, of Cheltenham, gam an interesting end instructive lecture on Monday the Lite and Werke of Joseph Conrad. This was the Society's second gathering the season. Not the heat interesting part wm he vivid description of early life ...
... Europe numerically. Her people were a highly cultured race, and had produced such men of world wide fame as Copernicus. Joseph Conrad, and M. Paderewski. The wealth of Poland was tremendous. In Galicia there were famous say mrnea and peambum oil £4d in ...
... plum of Somscienoe; to Mr. H. G. Wells It is, or lately was. the mutter* beauty of ectenoe, of impersonal order; to Mr. Joseph Conrad it is fidelity, solidarity. To Meredith it was the still small coins of Nature speaking to man sad the unoonscious response ...
... Wailer. and make believe with a differenee.— From Poetry and the Mode. by Maurice Hewlett, in the CornAill Magazine. JOSEPH CONRAD ON STEPHEN CRANE. Here is a tribute to Stephen Crane, the remarkable youth who wrote The fled Bodge I of Courage, from ...
... Wilis sentenced him to six years' penal servitude, saying there was little doubt that he intended to kill the prosecutor. Joseph Conrad, a baker, was at the Clerkenwell Police Court, on Wednesday, charged, on remand, with administering arsenic to his wife ...