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... large majority, the final reading of the bill authorising an annual grant to Prince Ferdinand, the heir to the throne. Joseph Conrad, a baker living at Sitimouth Street, St. Pancras. was remanded, on WedneKtsy, by the Clerkenwell magistrates on a charge ...
... ander- I going a term of impiso m ent. was in court throughout the hearing of the case in the custody of two warders. Joseph Conrad, a linker living at Sidruouth Street, St. Pancras, was remanded, on Wednesday, by the Clerkenwell magistnites on a charge ...
... several pieces of poetry, and m ,ny realy beautiful illnstrations. The list of writers includes such names as those of Joseph Conrad, John Barns, L.C.C., M.P., Herbert Vivian, Charles Morley, IL W. Hornung, H. G. Wells, the bad of Iddre'eigh, Thomas Hardy ...
... will help criti ciem -interesting are of first another character of items are poetry Jonn M MP The Andres R B Graham Joseph Conrad ” Morning ’ Eden The ’ the Public Edw ” Play: ” by 6 F iu I A I ALI I I INQUIRY INTO SH0CKINC OCCURRENCE AT EMLEY MAN ...
... if the passenger has seat, while those who remain standing pay only Is. OJd. A MYSTERY. One of the mysteries literature Joseph Conrad, save thi Office Window in the Daily Chronicle.Von would not . Polo to take to the sea; vet Conrad became a eesrnan- You ...
... journalist, a split infinitive may lead to a split skull FAMOUS WRITER’S PREFERENCE. An American journalist has lately run Mr. Joseph Conrad to earth at Ham Street, in Kent. Mr. Conrad told his visitor that first deep draught of English fiction in the Original ...
... talk naturally and rationally To the truth of that they one of the Books “Tarzan” Kipling they hard vivid portraiture Joseph Conrad who been called Kipling of the Malay Archipelago but who be with Kipling they found the very essence of the reaction of ...
... production; ** His Temporary Wife,”” should prove attractive. : eSS eNPIRE PICTURE HOUSE. oo Of all sur medern novelists Joseph Conrad _is our finest” yarn spinner. In the film adaptation of his recent nevel °‘ Victory,” fixowzx at the ‘Empire, what a masterful ...
... years of age four stand cut pre-eminent in the hooksellers’ catalogues and in the salerooms—Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling. Joseph Conrad, and George Moore. My copy of Hardy's ‘‘ Desperate Remedies’ cost me exactly 305.; a copy changed hands the other day for ...
... ‘“ His Excellency.” printed m 1895 by the' Canadizn Mission Press. which changed hands the other day for £l5O. For Mr. Joseph Conrad’s books there is an eager search, and anyone who purchased a copy of ‘“Chance,” with the 1913 imprint at the hack of its ...
... preparation. Another forthcoming pubiication by Messrs. Heinemann is an addition to their Acme Library, and is ** Typhoon,” by Joseph Conrad. This is a reprint of the original volume, containing beside the title story, three other tales —“Falk,” ‘““Amy Foster ...
... few. To-day I cannot find more than two living English writers who can write real tragedy. They are. Thomas Hardy and Joseph Conrad, and only the former has written anything for the theatre. The Grand Guignol * horror” is certainly not tragedy. @ Where ...