... ®. Who designed the Whitehall Cenotaph? Saturday’s answers 1 Waotling Street. 2 Joseph Conrad. 3 In “Gulliver's Travels,” a race of intelligent horses which possessed all the finer auolifios of man. 4 Khachaturion. 8 A virus disease affecting the tobacco ...

... facelift. The white-walled colonial building, whose 127 rooms once welcomed literary greats Somerset Maugham, Noel Coward and Joseph Conrad, is being renovated and extended. Double trouble Police responding to reports that Col. Gaddafi was having a meal in a ...

... his love of life and living things. A few days before he died he was still working — on a still life of apples. 1857 Joseph Conrad was born in Podolia, a Ukrainian province of Poland. At 17 he went to sea, became an officer and later a master. 1923 Maria ...

... Hartlepool QUOTE FOR TODAY No man understands quite his own artful dodges to escape from the grim shadow of self-knowledge. Joseph Conrad ...

... BBC 1 640 — 7-55 OPEN UNIVERSITY (übf only): 6-40 The Paris Pantheon. 7-5 Tops and Gyroscopes. 7-30 Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. 10 NEWS AFTER NOON; Weather. 1-27 REGIONAL NEWS FOR ENGLAND. 1-30 POSTMAN PAT. A ‘See- Saw’ programme, 1-45 CLOSE DOWN ...

... twice in this ofternoon’s doublebill. The first is actually two 45-minute films: THE SECRET SHARER with Jomes Mason in a Joseph Conrad story as o ship's captain who deliberately shields o fu&fl[&ve murderer. (B/W). Am!o' 2.50 THE BRIDE COMES TO YELLOW SKY ...

... ‘Torrens’ built by Laing’s Dc_lplford Yard in 1865. he ship set the record of 65 days for the England to Australia run and Joseph Conrad the novelist served on the ship as second mate. ails not seen on other paintings of Wearside at the time, are being being ...

... TECHNOLOGY: Oil. 10.35 VOL.- UNTEERING THE UNEMPLOYED. 11.00 THE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE. 11.25 HEART OF DARKNESS BY JOSEPH CONRAD. 11.50 THE UNIVERSE TOMORROW. 12.15 APPRAISING THE APPRAISAL INTERVIEW. 12.40 THE REVOLUTION YET TO COME. 1.05 HEAD START: ...

... coal from South Wales to ports in (.{ile and Perv and brought back the foul-smellin%l sea-bird fertiliser, guano. What Joseph Conrad called “’the hardest trade in the world”’ was also one of the most profitable of all the schooner trade routes. BRASS TACKS ...

... the Pole Jozef Korzeniowski, mate of the Sunderland-built clipper Torrens, who died in a Kentish village as the great Joseph Conrad. The British Empire was managed by a handful of officials, some of whom dedicated their lives to what they saw as a noble ...

... Andrea McArdle. (CHANNEL 1 2.30 pm) LORD JIM (1965): Peter O'Toole and James Mason star in this epic based on the novel by Joseph Conrad. A seaman succumbs to a moment of cowardice and jumps into a lifeboat Icaving the passengers to drown. He embarks on-a ...

... Torrens was built at Deptford, Sun- derland in 1875 and was one of the greatest vessels ever produced in Britain. The writer Joseph Conrad served aboard her and she vas capable of extraordinary Wa speed. * A FAMOUS (hel~ ...