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... JOSEPH CONRAD. OPENING OF VILLAGE MEMORIAL. M memorial to Joseph Conrad, the novelist, at Bishopsbourne. near Canterbury, where he spent the last five years of life, was opened yesterday. It consists of a porch to the village hall with seats where the ...
... WILLS AND ESTATES Joseph Conrad ' s Widow Mrs Jessie Emmaune Conrad or Korzenioski , of 57 Compayne Gardens , Kilburn , London , widow of Joseph Conrad , the famous novelistand herself the author of two books on her husband . Net personalty , £ 531 ; ...
... NEW BOOKS; AND A STUDY OF JOSEPH. CONRAD AN IDEAL DON. Mr Asquith and Masefield's Rabhits. SIDNEY BALL: MEMORIES AND IMPBE S ONS ARRANGED H. B.OL. Oxford; Blackwell—los The lives of celebrated teachers lend readily to composite biographical treatment: ...
... LITERARY PORTRAITS, Joseph Conrad and Cunninghame Graham. Joseph Conrad is one of the most remarkable figures in contemporary literature- By birth Poje, who did not understand the English language until he had passed well into manhood, ho is now in the ...
... THE ART OF JOSEPH CONRAD. Lonmay Minister’s Lecture. Rev. J. M. Finlayson, Lonmay, delivered last night, to the members of the Peterhead Literary Society, one of those biographical lectures which he treats in a manner that is all his own. On past occasions ...
... Victoky . By Joseph Conrad . 6 s . London Mnthuan . Mr Conrad seejiis to have two moods of envisaging humanity . In one he sees them , by the white light of imagination as the simple elemental beings they are in the last analysis , and with consummate ...
... WHEN JOSEPH CONRAD SAILED WITH A PETERHEAD SKIPPER. I the thrilling narvative which follows. a graphic glimpse is given of the golden age of sail, when the elipper ships were the smartest things that sailed the seven seas. Peterhead gave many notable ...
... THE LATE MR JOSEPH CONRAD . POLISH 7 , nMSTER'S TRIBUTE The Polish Minister has sent to the widow of Mr Joseph Conrad the following telegram : — As representative in Great Britain of Joseph Conrad ' s native country of Poland , I hasten to assure you ...
... ¦ n NEW ' NOVELSCSfANCE ( 7 ) -. .. . Joseph Conrad IT HAPPENED IN EGYPT ( 5 ) - ' C N . and A . M . Williamson TWO . WOMEN ¦ • ¦ Max Pemherton THE FRUITS OF TBE MORROW Agnes Jacomb THE FLYING INN ( 3 ) G . H . Chesterton A CROOKED MILE Oliver Onions ...
... No . 8 . —YOUTH , by Joseph Conrad No . 55 . —SELECTED SHORt - STORIES , by Q . No . 23 . —A CHILD'S BOOK OF SAINTS , by William Canton . No . 7 . —ALPHA of tte PLOUGH No . 7 , 3 . —THE GOSPEL STORY OF JESUS CHRIST No v 26 . —UNDER , THE GREENWOOD ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD ' i- ' ' ' ¦ 4-4-f r Study of his Technique JOSEPH CONRAD . Some Aspects of the Art of the Novel . By Edward Crankshaw . ( 8 s M . Lane . ) , Mr Crankshaw's , book on Conrad is not' • a biography . . Neither , is it a critical examination ...
... Joseph Conrad THE MIRROR OF CONRAD. By E. H. Visiak. (16s. Laurie.) In this study of Conrad, E. H. Visiak seeks to relate the experiences of the man to the development of the artist. His task is made at the same time easier and more difficult by the ...