... of his oasts, on the ground that it was action which ought never to have been brought, ALLEGED ATTEMPTED WIPE MURDER' Joseph Conrad, 43, Clerkenwell, baker, was remanded Clerkenwcll, to-day, ' charged with attempting to his wife administering arsenic ...

... ship of her kind flymr the red ensign—a three masted vesse!l with three or more masts, fully rigged on each mast. The Joseph Conrad was on.y 100 feet long. She was built in 1832 as a Danish training vessel. She had auxiliary engines. - » * The reduction ...

... impossible of adoption as national policy.” . .. . On inquiring his name and where had come from, he told me his name was Joseph Conrad, and that he was engaged iit the coasting trade on a tramp steamer. “With your culture,” I said, “do you not sometimes ...

... Longfellow was Hans Hammergefferstein. Sometimes author’s own name is so awkward that substitute seems absolutely necessary. “Joseph Conrad.” which has become immortal, much bettor tlmn its owner's proper name of Joseph C Korzeniowski. and whether “Jules Verne” ...

... e can be interesting and'even dramatic For example. almost to the day when a re-issue of a volume of short stories by Joseph Conrad reached this otli-e for review. a correspondent also presented us with a cutting from the Shields Gazette of Friday. August ...

... passing through the s' cets of London, with the Field-Marshal's face over the coffin. » “I have also received a message Irom Joseph Conrad, the novelist, asking me to do something for him,”” said Sir Arthur., *lt seemed as if his spirit was uneasy and he wanted ...

... of Brahma. 7.55: Lift tip Your Hearts. 4 n. News 8.15: The Kitchen Front. 11 20: Char:es Ernesco and nis St.xtet. 8.45 Joseph Conrad. 8 0: Morning Misceliany. 9.35: Short Morning Servile for the Schools. yi Beetnoven. 10.5: For the Schools. 10.15: The ...

... It may he noted, however, that spelled his name His Christian names were John lands, and be did not receive the V.C. JOSEPH CONRAD. ...

... many famous passengers, and recently the Simon Commission went out >n my ship. Typhoons and other little tlings which Joseph Conrad wrote of, were of coufse almost every day bappenings in the China geas.” ; . 'CaSLJEVFImh who lives in Surrey, but & a ...

... inker, to 8s; haddocks. to *tone salthon-Engllsh 2s to Ud, Segßii _*s M to 3s, Irish 2s soles, Is ?s hi slips. Is per lb. JOSEPH CONRAD. North Shields literary and Debating Society. There ot the membere of tte.Tforth SflueUe Md Debating Society last hoar ...

... r: ays, were gradually cut down to barques, and some of them even suffered the indignity of becoming barquentines. The Joseph Conrad is a similar ves€l in many respects to the Danmark. She is also full rigged and was owned ‘?{Alan Villiers before being ...

... CONRAD’S SON SENTENCED ,Ce lv ' in the Second , loji was passed tlie Old Bailey 4.J ® -Vdr-d Bnrvs Conrad, elder son _iJ a Joseph Conrad. Hie novelist, cu.itv 0 . to his own itrinu* u enfrU:tled n to buy mai n- r m his father’s works. tot JAMES WHITE’S HORSES ...