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... Charges of fraud involving altogether .£1,600, were preferred against Alfred Conrad (29), motor engineer, son of the late Joseph Conrad, the novelist, at Marylebone Police Court yesterday. Among the allegations made against Conrad was one that he had converted ...
... publishers. He also gave Charles Garvice his first chance, and published many works by Thomas Hardy, Eudyard Kipling, Joseph Conrad, Conan Doyle, Samuel Butler, Maeterlinck, the Earl of Balfour, Viscount Haldane, and the Earl of Oxford and Asquith. ...
... is worthy of the popularity which the Author’s Stories have won.” Foremost - Nov Is of the Autumn : ROMANCE: a Novel By Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Huefrer. The HONOURABLE MOLLY By Katharine Tynan. SECOND EDITION. SECOND EDITION. Daily News: This is the ...
... tree has taken upon itself such a curious and unusual form. G. H. C. TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMMES. A PLAY ADAPTED FROM JOSEPH CONRAD. ...
... tli«' Ir 7 her family Indeed, her aunt, -f f,l • Iho very h> Pf ft y this year. as Saother Goose iter of English ‘' Xt a r Joseph Conrad eok-end. Mr. On'vdth “Almayer's ...
... Bereatord; Arno d Bennett, F. J. Har»ey-l>arton, Auatole b'ranca, by W. L. Kiplmu. by John Palmer; Thomaa Hardy, Harold Obsld: Joseph Conrad, Hugh Walpole; Henry .Jatne* Rebecca West; Jo*>o Oalawortiiy, by Sh“»ls Kaye-Smitb. la. 3d. net (Niabet). Zoe homeon of ...
... Young Felix/’ which will be published in the autumn. Then he leaving for America—not a lecturing tour, hut, like Mr. Joseph Conrad his recent trip, simply observe and admire. * Dr. Mked Home. Dr C. F. Aked, the English Congregational preacher, who for ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD’S LIFE. Many literary people in London are awaiting with much interest the publication of life of Joseph Conrad the pen of 51. Jean Aubry, which is to come out this month. It will be, I told, a most illuminating tale of the character of ...
... has r so e . restful effect, like playing ° familiar melody on the g My A.R.P. friend agreed about this. He had re-reaf* Joseph Conrad novels, he • Leeds Mercury Office. * 1 * Leede. |. ...
... It not so surprising, after all, that Judge Atherley-Jonee has never been in tube railway. About three weeks ago Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist, took the Tube for the first time. Mr. Arthur Neal. I notice that Mr. Arthur Neal has been appointed by Sir ...
... first. Thus the Fox production of Joseph Conrad’s novel, Nostromo was screened simultaneously in London and Leeds, one day this week. Whether the film —quite good in its waywill find readers for the novels of Joseph Conrad remains be seen Anyway, it reveals ...
... censor refused to license but which was privately performed at the Hayraarket Theatre in 1908. He published letters from Joseph Conrad and John Galsworthy. His son, Mr. David Garnett, was awarded the Hawthomden and Talt-Black prizes for 1923 for a novel ...