... THACKERAY'S PILGRIM'S PROGRESS. I only met Thackeray once. writes Joseph Conrad, and that was at the table of my friends in Wiltshire, the Welbores of the Barrow. The party, except for the pirat novelist. consisted entirely of country friends, and ...

... Drummond,” planned as all-talkie, into production as Ronald Colman’s second individual starring vehicle. The Rescue,” the Joseph Conrad romance in which Colman appears an individual star for the first time, has now been synchronised with music and sound by ...

... a charming, unassuming chap, with black hair and brown eyes. His hobbies are reading and music; bis favourite author, Joseph Conrad, Possessing one of most attractive persorualilies the screen Hainee is to-day considered one of the screen’s most natural ...

... East Church preaching the sermon. PORTRAIT OF JOSEPH CONRAD The 9.30 p.m. feature In the Scot tish Home Service on Sunday evening, 26th September, at 9.30 p.m., ia unusual one. being a portrait of Joseph Conrad. The script, which has been written by John ...

... cuttings would only need protection during the first winter. . CONRAD’S DUEB.—In spite of the opposition of his family, Joseph Conrad left home at the age of 16, and travelled m Marseilles in search of work on a merchant ship. Hi took pare a gun-running ...

... Sir Arthur claimed have had conversations with the spirit of Cecil at his grave ihe Hills, and also with Lord liaig atul Joseph Conrad. pledge my honour that spiritualism is true.” he said a few months ago, '* and know that spiritualism is infinitely more ...

... citadels of God's grace and give, Hun the guidance of our ►irea. It's all a question of whose we are and whom we serve. Joseph Conrad quotes Iron a letter of Sir Robert Stop/mil. Stupford was one of Nelson's mew lie was commander of one of the ships with ...

... Melville in hobby Dick, where the pursuit of the great white whale veiled an allegory of life, and the great work of Joseph Conrad in such works as The Nigger of the Narcissus, where, through the realistic pictures of life on hoard ship, there stalled ...

... SEA ADVENTURERS OF BRITAIN. Have we in our literature done quite full ljustice to the sea? Sometimes a great artist ike Joseph Conrad gives us a book which becomes a classic; but the many moods of the ocean seem at times to baffle descriptive pens. It is ...

... those, for example, of Lady Huggins, widow of the astronomer; Mrs. Davidson, widow of the poet; M. W. B. Yeats, and Mr. Joseph Conrad. The &lighters of Mr. Frederic Greenwood, the of the old St. James's Gamette,'-imeives 4100 jointly. sod a particularly ...

... not forgotten. Then there are descriptions of queer corners of the earth and strange places of life, such as we find in Joseph Conrad, Frank T. }Sullen, and Clarke Russell. The selection of ideas. the attention to detail, the vivid descriptions, the suggestion ...

... 7th December, at 10 5 p.m.. Christopher Morley and Sir David Bone speak of the significance of the Otago wheel and of Joseph Conrad as both knew him. This conversation was recorded on the day following the presentation of the wheel at Temple Stairs. ROBERT ...