... THE FASCINATION OF THE SEA. Mr. Joseph Conrad lover of the tea. and sbipa. too. In “The Mirror of the Sea: Memories and Impressions” (Methuen), be writes: Odi «t anu> may well be the confession of those who consciously or blindly have surrendered their ...

... CHARGE OF POISONING A WIFE. Joseph Conrad, aged 43, a baker, 35, Hid mouth-street, Panoras, was charged on remand, at the Clcrkonwell Police-court, on Wednesday, with feloniously administering to his wife, Jane Conrad, the Ist December and ether occasions ...

... Judge Whitbraad and jury, a ease was commenced in which Mr. Charles'Ba**. of 57, Junction-road, Upper Holloway, sued Mr. Joseph Conrad, 35, Bidmoutb-street, Gray’sn-road. for a sum of .£l5 Us. Id., balance on aale of busineas. Mr. Sims was counsel for the ...

... on Friday, Judge Whitbread and jury beard a case which Charles Bass, 57, Junction-road, Holloway. was plaint.ff, and Joseph Conrad, 35, Sidraouth-street, Gray’s-inn-road, was defendant. Plaintiff's claim was for £l5 14s. Id., in respect of coals, flour ...

... only a few miles from Rye and Winchelsea, tws of the famous Cinque Ports on the English Channel The full name of Joseph Conrad is Joseph Conrad Borzeniowski. He did not think of writing ss t career, did not think of it at all, in fact, says Grad Tiro shts ...

... motion, which wss lost, and The Board adjourned. CHARGE OP ATTEMPTING TO MURDER A WIFE BY THE ADMINISTRATION OF AKSKNIO. Joseph Conrad, aged 43, baker, of 33, Sidmoath-street, Pan eras, was charged before Mr. Horace Smith, at the Oleikeowell Police-court ...

... can become quite popular with soma men by leaving them alone. Great men dislike being disappointed in little things.— JOSEPH CONRAD. leas pain learn in youth than to ignorant age.— solos. People who have no troubles don’t kno* what they have to be thankful ...

... new monthly magazine, the English Review, promises ns, one of its leading featnres, autobiography from tbs pen of Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist. That should certainly make a piece of arresting writing. Mr. Conrad was born a Pole, and, being moved to ...

... from the effects of chloral hydrate, and that was self-administered in order to procure sleep.'* TUB O? POISONING A WIFB. Joseph Conrad, aged 43, baker, 35, Bidmouth-street, Ht. Panoras, was charged on remand, before Mr. Horace Smith, Olerkouwell Police - ...

... medical men. and while these are agreed that there mo immediate danger they hold that perfect and quiet are essential. Mr. Joseph Conrad, who has published new bovol within the last few days, is one of the most remarkable living writers, says London Opinion ...

... up in workhouse in North Wales became Sir H. M. Stanley, | the well-known traveller and discoverer. bis reminiscences, Joseph Conrad tells how bad a desire go to sea although had never »een it; and to sea he went in spite of much opposition. While a ship ...

... noveto now. It Quito true. Sea Novell novels are “off,’ perhaps because are “OIT. they are not generally wanted. Mr. Joseph Conrad haan been heard from for long time, and Mr Noble’s Lords of the Sea ’ is burdened by “nurpoae.” Aleo the historical novel ...