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... Lebanon, in which it feared may result in collision between the inhabitants and th* authorities. Tuesday morning a man named Joseph Conrad shot dead John Mart/., merchant of the town named, his motive for the murder being said to jealousy. Fublic indignation ...
... both Press and Public. ARDWICK PICTURE THEATRE. T O-D A Y. A STORY OF LOVE ON A SOUTH SEA ISLAND. The Greatest Novel of JOSEPH. CONRAD. The Greatest Literary Genius of the Age. LORD JIM, featuvig Percy 111avmont: Alao a .- Special Film showing the Late ...
... London Magazine. When we see a series clever eketches by Mr. Edear Wil.-:on illustrating word pictures the Thames by Mr. Joseph Conrad, short story by Mr. Eden Piiilipotts in his best vein, dealing with Devonshire ?nd written the local dialect, stories by ...
... TO-DAY'S BOOKS. Madonna Vico. By L. Melano Rossi. London- Macimllan and Co. 21s. A1 ? , ' Folly. By Joseph Conrad. London ; Fisher Unwin. 6s. Conclusions of Everyday Woman. By Hildegarde Gordon Brown. London: John Lane. 6s. The Children's Book of ...
... there. As the captain of a ship years later he did go there, and told the story in The Heart of Darkness under the name Joseph Conrad. There is a bewitching allurement about a strange map. As children we are attracted to it, and when we are grown up the ...
... Singers. 7 35—Symphony Orch.: Symphony No. 81 in G (Haydn); Suite, Svanehvit (Sibelius). 8 25—Books: Philip Toynbee, on Joseph Conrad. 8 45—Bach: Preludes and Fugues; Renata Borgatti (piano). 9 20—Shaw's The Showing-up of Blanco Posnet : Michael Golden ...
... for Novels the following distinguished authors: MARIE CORELLI ANTHONY HOPE ARNOLD BENNETT S. MACNAUGHTAN HENRY JAMES JOSEPH CONRAD DOLF WYILARDE G. A. BIRMINGHAM Mrs. MANN PERCEVAL GIBBON. OLIVER ONIONS W. PETT RIDGE E. ...
... The Gadfly By RICHARD HARDING DAVIS Soidiera of Fortune By MAXWELL GRAY The Last Sentence By D. D. WELLS Il Elephant By JOSEPH CONRAD Typhoon By BOOTH TARKINGTON of Q.tesnav DOLF WYLLARDE The Hittite (II• net.) WM. HEINEMANN: LONDON. ...
... * that cannot voted * amongst the authors are . • , CORELLI, ANTHONY HOPE. *ICE HARRADEN, W. B. MAXWELL, W, JACOBS, JOSEPH CONRAD, and RICHARD BAGOT. library ask for Methuen's Popular Wov «l». and write to the publishers lor a full list. & CO., 56. ...
... ships of the sea that guide and command that spirit of adventure which some ! say is the second nature of British men. —Joseph Conrad, ...
... by Count Tolstoy and Mr. Henry James, chapters of a serial by H. G. Wells, and sheaf of biographical reminiscences by Joseph Conrad, is bound make a favourable impression. The Hardy poem, written long ago, but new to the public, is curious and fascinating ...
... and Clark Russell have given place the huge machines sung Kipling, i.nd new era opened up the hydroplane. But it is to Joseph Conrad that the future critic will probably refer as the best sea novelist the present generation. A«M curiously enough, Conrad ...