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... accident to her paddle shaft, and the London train was delayed in consequence. SUSPECTED WIFE POISONING. TRACES ARSEMC. Joseph Conrad was remanded Clerkeuwoll to-day, with attempting poison his wife with arsenic. Inspector Marshall said L»r. Cameron notified ...
... arranging for a conference Liverpool on January 19th and 20th, the dates of the National Liberal Federation meetings. Joseph Conrad, baker, of Sidmouth-street, St. Paneras. London, who was charged with administering arsenic to his wife, was discharged ...
... Arsenal at Woolwich to expedite the completion orders for the financial year. CONRADS NEW ROMANCE THE LATEST WORK OP MR. JOSEPH CONRAD Has been secured for serial publication the proprietors T.P.’e Tbe - dreenla. Mr. Conred writer of remarkable and orirrusl ...
... a«ectod tho literary or artutso oontenta Mcgaaino. Tlio series are E. W. Hornunp, Jack London, Mrs. Flora Annie Steel. Joseph Conrad, H. G. W®! l ** Harris, Chan. D. Roberta 'Hie arUclos Koncrai and personal interest The Build* of Dover Harbour, The Mmi ...
... affected tho literary or artistic contents of* the Magazine. stones are by h. W, Hornung, Jack London Mrs. Horn Annie Steel, Joseph Conrad. H. G. Wells, Muriel Harris. Chfts. D. Roberts. articles general and personal interest include Xlto Building of Dover Harbour ...
... author, and the title of thp successful book is k e Lure of the Little Drum.' The adjudicators Miss Mary Cholmondeley, Mr. Joseph Conrad, tag_kr. W. J. Locke. Miss Peterson, who has been l 'll t re - f r 4 chiefly in journalistic work for the petit Ybitrs ...
... Sir J. M. Barrie, Sir A. Conan Doyle, Mr. John Galsworthy, Sir Gilbert Parker, Mr. E. F. Benson, Mr. Hall Caine, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mrs. Humphry Ward. Miss Beatrice Harraden, Mr. Jerome k. Jerome, Mr. John Oxenham, Mr. Neil Munro, Mrs. Henry de la Pasture ...
... ARNOLD BENNETT. THOMAS HARDT. F. J Hmrmy Diftm. B* Harold CWd. / ' ANATOLE FRANCE. HENRY JAMES. / W L Grftgt- Bthaoe* JOSEPH CONRAD. ««» / JCaCIipSC fl , M**. / . JOHN GALSWORTHY. mate deUghtful / By ChriUma* G,/t. / Write for the full list of the only ...
... Queen’s. The most interesting ri-atrical announcement we have had lately Mr. H. Irving has secured the English of adaptation Joseph Conrad’s “Victory.” Conrad should well.on the * ■> m for ft-A dramatic element strong in all * work. But the task of adaptation ...
... Open; am. to 4 (Saturday am. 1 p.m.) and fin.m. 10 pm. PALACE THEATRE. PRESTON. T TrR S D.A A*. D A’. AND SATTRD.AY ; JOSEPH CONRAD'S WORLD FAMOUS NOVEL •YICTORY. ,, Featurirr «F r, OAVEN and HOLT. TFRF FAVOURITES (No. 61. and HOT.TDAA'S. i' (Tnel-’dmg ...
... that Bevan when questioned about the play et me ed great isit••rest in literature. and sail hi- favourite novelist was Joseph Conrad. whose Chance contains a character with a hi-tory not. unlike Bevan's own. Bevan'a play, *mottling to this officer. ...
... years headquarter.' of the Soc'etr of rneado. was oared for sale by suction and witbdrawn at £2.50,000. A kit edition of Joseph Conrad's Ounce (1913) was gold at liodirson's for lab lU► an of Aland@ld's galt-Water Ballads OM am t 3-3-0 JACKSONS' FAMOUS ...