... IN SPITE OF THE WAR ilia IU-|>orl iMaed sbuvs VICTORY (4) Joseph Conrad BECAUSE OP THESE THINGS Marjorie Bowen YOUNG MAN S YEAR Anthony Hope GREAT MAN Kew Edition) Arnold Bennett GOSSAMER (3) A Birmingham SECRET HISTORY C. N. and A. M. Williamson THE ...

... by the late HERBERT HENSLEY HENSON VOLUME 111 The Years of Retirement, 1939—1946. Illustrated. 255. net. FOUR TALES by JOSEPH CONRAD (The Nigger of the Narcissus: Youth: The Secret Sharer: Freya of the Seven Isles). WORLD’S CLASSICS 4s. net. THACKERAY: ...

... Rees, Professor of at Londen University, has died at Barnet. Syed for Thursday at Canterbury Cemetery. The funeral of Mr. Joseph Conrad ho» been A service whale capsized at Cowes to-day, but all the occupants were saved by launches an Lord Birkenhead’s visit ...

... Diplomatist a. CONSENTS. Toll. No-1. A SUNDAY MORNING TRAGEDY THOMAS THE JOLLY CORNER HENRY JAMES SOME REMINISCENCES—L —.JOSEPH CONRAD A FISHER OP MEM— -JOHN GALSWORTHY STONEHENCE - —-W. H. HUDSON THE RAID-1 COUNT TOLSTOI If G. WEILS' NEW NOVEL TON'S ...

... A GREAT NOVELIST. literature has suffered a great loss in the death of Joseph Conrad. He was not only master of a wonderful style, but the creator of a He told us novel of a distinct type. stories of seafaring and adventure in strange places; but he infused ...

... been followed by the battalions of to-day. Was it not a solitary Englishman climbing an unchartered Swiss peak that made Joseph Conrad determined to learn English and make our language the medium of his novels ? Happily that good impression of England has ...

... JOSEPH CONRAD’S FUNERAL. The funeral of the late Mr. Joseph Conrad, the tarn one novelist, took place at Canterbury yesterday. A motor-car loaded with wreaths followed the motor hearse,* and the chief mourners were Mr. Borys and Mr. John Conrad (sons) ...

... WED THURS. FRI. ann SAT JOSEPH The HOUSE of INTRIGUE WELL-KNOWN NOVEL Starriog “ Victory Peggy May Tre famous novel by & Joseph Conrad adapted for the screen by Maurice AN absorbing drama ‘from Tourneur, the great the novel by Arthur W ducer. It is a.story ...

... SIX GOOD NOVELS. MRS. MASON PROTESTS ANTHONY UNDER WESTERN EYES JOSEPH CONRAD GOD AND THE KING vI.VRJORIE BO WEN LOVERS 13) G. A. HIRMINGHAM PETER, AND JANE (a) S. MACNAUGHTAX THE UNOFFICIAL HONEYMOON (6) WYLLARDE Th*; figure (>.„ number coitions printed ...

... says Mr. Barrett. Guy de Maupassant has the biggest appeal for Mr. Barrett's customers. Then follow closely O. Henry, Joseph Conrad and Kudyard Kipling. Edgar Wallace's mystery and detective stories are much in demand.—British United Press. ...

... Justice Branson. ' a^. be Bbbß x 90S B. BWPBBI v jß MANNING THE WINDLASS.— Boys in the crew of the British sailing ship, Joseph Conrad, ready to leave Ipswich on a ' •' ' ',• ' - NEW GOLF FASHION.-Miss C10r Mihop'io playing the English Women s ...

... Authow-Saitor and Sailor-Author. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist, has just gone on a visit America on the Anchor liner Tuscama. Me selected this particular boat because her skipper, Captain David Bono, author of “The Braosbounder,” his old friend, and ...