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... IN CIVIL LIST PENSIONS - GRANTS TO MR W B YEATS AND MR JOSEPH CONRAD TRAMP POET HONOURED A particulars Civil during last list as : Mr William Butler in distinguished attainments poet Mr Joseph Conrad in merits fiction £100 Huggins in her collaboration the ...
... PHRASES. A most picturesque description of the loss of the Empress of Ireland, so picturesque that it reads like page from Joseph Conrad, appears iu Washington newspaper iu the following special despatch from Quebec, says the Morning Post correspondent to-day ...
... ! CORK FI NDERS FOR LINERS Mr. Joseph Conrad, in article in the ’lllustrated London News” on The Lesson of the Collision, mentions simple precaution which, declares, would have avoided the loss of life involved in the Empress Ireland disaster, tie ...
... Doetoievsky, in Tolstoy, Tchekltof, tu Marini Gorky. The Russian novel has profoundly influenced the novel. The genius Joseph Conrad and Arnold Bennett owe root© the great Russian masters than any other source. Kueeiaa iiterntnre full ...
... 1916. PRICE 6d. THE FUTURE OF THE EMPIRE HOPE AND FEAR IN THE STATE AS PUBLICAN THE SECRET OF PARNELL, MR. WELLS’S NOVEL. JOSEPH CONRAD. NATIOiS ’* PUBLISHING OFnCi, 10, 77ie Favourite Resort for Dependable Furniture. The magnificent galleries at 74 and 7 ...
... roland. are the Arehbianop Canterhurv, Cardinal Bourne, Lord Bryce. Lord fcvereley, Mr. Asquith, Mr. Winston Churchill, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. H. B. Irving, Professor Gilbert Murray, and Mr. T. P. O’Connor, M.P. All communications to addressed Mr. J. H. Harley ...
... Baby,’ gay bedroom play, and Birmingham took kindly it. m To-night the Theatre will put new triple bill, opening with Joseph Conrad’s One Day More.” Apart frbm a single performance given the Society years ago this is the first production in England qt ...
... Office Now Open. Tel Central. THEATRE. 7*o. AND FOR WEEK. MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 2 30. A NEW TRIPLE BELL; TONE DAY MORE, Joseph Conrad. THE GRAND CHAM’S DIAMOND.' by AlkA Moßkb'ntaa. “THE BEAR. by Acton Trh^Vnff. Box Offion op«n 7—9. Telephone •ad Midland ...