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... TRIBUTE TO JOSEPH CONRAD. Polish Minister's Telegram to Widow. The Polish Minister. M. Skirmunt, has addressed the followincr telegram to the widow of Mr Joseph Conrad:— _ -•• as representative in Great Britain oseph Conrad's native country of Poland ...
... WILL MR JOSEPH CONRAD. Fortunes Made Famous Write 1 of the Century. bourn Mr Joseph Conrad, of Bis or jner'y. Canterbury, the famous autno, j ur .(- master mariner, who saw service £ 20,«% war in a Q» ship, He stated m his will.— trustees in any way ...
... A marine library of 4000 books, dedicated to Joseph Conrad, the novelist, has been opened at the Seamen's Church Institute, South Street, New York. A wood carving of Conrad, slightly more than life-size and representing ship's figurehead, dominates the ...
... Death of Famous Novelist's Widow. Mrs Jessie Conrad, widow of Joseph Conrad. the novelist, died in Guy's Hospital London, aged 64 She met Conrad in 1892, and it was during the 29 years of their married life, until his death in 1924. that Conrad produced ...
... 7.45 Bomance, Radio Plav founded Peter Creswell on the Novel. Joseph Conrad and Ford llneffer. The play produced Peter Creswell. National Programme. 9.4s—Weather Forecast and Second General News Bulletin. National Programme. 10.0—' People and Thins? ...
... Conrad, son of Joseph Conrad, the famous novelist. The liabilities in the bankruptcy were over £15,000 and was reported that the estate had realised £550 and a dividend of 4 5-16 of a penny in the pound had been declared. Joseph Conrad died in 1924 and ...
... FRAUD CHARGES AGAINST NOVELIST’S SON. Alfred Bot'ys Conrad, son of late Joseph Conrad, was further remanded at Marylebone Police Court to-day on charges of fraud, involving altogether £1600. Thomas .Tames Wise, of Hampstead, spoke of purchasing from Alfred ...
... Hudson, a whistle-maker of Birmingham. 2—The mountain in Australia is Mount Kosciusko with an altitude of 7328 feet. 3 Joseph Conrad, the novelist, was born 1857 of Polish parents in the Ukraine. He was naturalised in England in 1884. 4 —The gladiolus ...
... apiece. I 2—The Khyber Pass, connecting j India and Afghanistan, 18 miles in length and, in parts, on , 15 feet wide. 3 —Joseph Conrad was born of Polish parents in the Ukraine in 1857. His real name was Feodor j Josef Conrad Korzeniowski. —Delft ware was ...
... a soldier, as also was Mr Robert Blatchford. The seamen who have left the sea for the profession Mr Frank Bulled, Mr Joseph Conrad, Mr Clark Russell, and Mr Moiley Roberts; '1 here are quite number of Li-known writers who were at one tone the Civil Service ...
... them ~ and thus crush it to pieces. •» 2 —Suez Canal was opened Ylth November, 1869. 3—The nationalities of O. B. Shaw, Joseph Conrad, and Mark ~ T wain are respectively Irish, Pole. and American. 4 —A decade is 10 consecutive years, y s—5 — K. of was ...
... eminent musician ? 2 —Why is Ben Mac Dhui so called? 3 —What is a skep ? 4—What is numismatics? s—Of what nationality was Joseph Conrad the novelist ? 6—What is quince ? ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S QUESTIONS. I—The Tay whale appeared in the river during the first ...