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... THE MIRROR THE SEA. LANDFALLS AND DEPARTURES. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the distinguished novelist, relates some of his experiences and adventures at sea in the first sixpenny issue of the Pali Alall Magazine—the January number:—Those two events of the sea ...
... interpretations had given his work a continuity which one associated with all great creations. The next lecture will be on Joseph Conrad. FENTON CYCLE THEFT. Bench's Advice to Parents of Erring Boy. Charged with stealing a bicycle from a stable In Duke-street ...
... In colours.;' and Rabbit Farming, by ClaUde H. Goodebild: Fiction conises. ,ales_of d Hearsay an La st Essa ys': by Joseph Conrad; Three Fevers, bY Leo WahnsleY; and a-; couple of thrillers. !•The :ffamman's Guests` (Stuart Martin) and Flower s ...
... have produced an origi nal work each for the small bound volumes. Sir James Barry has penned typical phantasy, and Mr. Joseph Conrad a characteristic description. The new postage stamps of the Irish Free Slate have now been issued. All are overprinted ...
... Hardy. Mr. A. E. Emery. of Ballot. Oxford. lectured to the University Extension students at Newcastle on Monday evening on Joseph Conrad. There were interesting comparisons between Conrad's work, and that of Hardy and Arnold Bennett. The works of Conrad. Mr ...
... has already been arranged. Mrs. Pakenham's next lecture at Meir will be on Friday. February 19th, and will deal with Joseph Conrad. A social in connection with the W.E.A. will be held at the new Council Schools, Melt'. on Saturday, February 27th. SIMPLE ...
... whole community. F rom the Mercury (By L.S.) THE GOOD SHEPHERD By C. S. Forester. (Michael Joseph) Few authors since Joseph Conrad have achieved such well deserved success with sea stories as C. S. Forester and in his latest novel he once again demonstrates ...
... just passing out of the era of the great Victorians—Meredith had only recently died, and Thomas Hardy was still with us. Joseph Conrad was becoming known for his wonderful sea romances, while among ...
... business to be, ultimately, editor of the famous Everyman Library. He met Oscar Wilde. Shaw, Austin Dobson. Brain Stoker, Joseph Conrad and H. G. Wells, and recalls Browning and Tennyson. Few writers of memoirs have the easy, intimate style of James Mllne ...
... TELEVISION AND RADIO TME gEN LORD JIM (BBC 2, 6.00) 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 leaving the passengers to drown. He embarks on a ...
... John • Gra s-1 worthy; The Mutiny of the 'Etsinore' Jack London, three stories by the unmatched, writer of the see. Joseph Conrad. under Ow title. Twist Land and Sea Tales': a wartime story by Evelyn 'Waugh. Put Out :More Hags: William Plomees Paper ...
... by Maurice Hewlett, in the Cornhlll Mar/azine. JOSEPH CONRAD ON STEPHEN CRANE. Here a tribute to Stephen Crane, the re markable youth who wrote The Red Badge Courage, from the pen of Mr. Joseph Conrad, taken from the American Bookman. Stephen Crane ...