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... JOSEPH CONRAD. Mr. Cunninghame Graham has a'ready published a sympathetic and informing appreciation of Joseph Conrad's work in the form of an introduction to a posthumous collection of his short stories and it was a happy choice that led to the Scottish ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD. We have received from Messrs. T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd., an excellent brochure dealing with the writings of the late Joseph Conrad. It is now thirty years since Conrad took his first manuscript, PAlmayer's Folly, to their house and it is ...
... WIDOW OF JOSEPH CONRAD Mrs. Jessie Conrad, widow of Joseph Conrad. the novelist, died in Guy's Hospital, London, the other night, 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 ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD ON HIS NOVELS. Auction Sale of I.l.ters to Pui)l.shers. An autograph letter of Joseph Conrad, relating to the publication or refusal of Almaycr'sliy, will be sold in Messrs. Hodgson's auction rooms. After writing Almaycr's Folly during ...
... 6 1., aii LL(ao! of W. ( Rue and 0 ; Nostrums) : A tale soaboatd, by Joseph Conrad, A Mt by Louis Tracy, and Tito Co; of Mt Hirondelle ; by Dr. W. H. ' Bill') ; a reprint of Kipling's menial and The Gelling of I by W.' K. Clifford (Methuen.). . I ...
... (NE IV BOOKS OF NOTE. A BATCH OF SEA YARNS. THE STRUGGLE WITH SUBMARINES.. JOSEPH CONRAD IN A Q. BOAT. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDS:NT.) The book which deals w:th the everlasting theme of our tussle with tne Hun by land or sea is apt to pall by dint of ...
... Canterbury, where he d'ed three years ago, has been erected by friends and admirers throughout the ward as a tribute to Joseph Conrad. It was unveiled yesterday by the well-known writer, Mr. Cunn . ngham Graham, who sa:d he had known hrn throughout his ...
... Believe it or Not— JOSEPH CONRAD, famous master of the English language, could not speak English until he was 25. • • THEMISTOCLES could call all the 20,000 inhabitants of Athens by their' first names. • • • ...
... Galsworthy, £88,000; George Moore. £75,000; Conan Doyle, £63,000; Arnold Bennett, £40,000; G. K. Chesterton, £28,000; Joseph Conrad, £20,000. ...
... WARSAW Oct 7—Tbs Nalonal Library has reported finding a bunch of is which are expeeed to •hrow light on tb early life of Joseph Conrad the novelist The le'ters were written by his uncle Tedusz Bobrowski be'ween 1869 and 1893 Conrad was born in Poland but ...
... (Special Cable.) New York. Nov. 14.—Unprecedented prioes for the manuscripts of a living author marked the first day sale of Joseph Conrad manuscripts, which realised £1 000 and were paid for manuscripts leas than ten years old BEQUEST TO SHEFFIELD UNIVERSITY ...
... LOVE THRILLS ! . A C H HILLS! KILLS! SO UT H in Cc Wet, oirn i t i Presents in Joseph Conrad's FR B E Pa D E ra T RI T I Y C.MA I • Cowan and Jerome Joseph. Conrad Directed Sir Cedric H F Based on the N b N y_ _ I : R I AI' o i m p w T E A L L L E al ...