... only the dazzling procession of publishers’ planets -woeps onwards ther brilliant course leaving trails of Bernard Shaw, Joseph Conrad, Chesterton, and De Morgan tire behind then. Then. perhap-. T may venture 4 humbly forth with a littl» boek in edition ...

... A GREAT NOVELIST. literature has suffered a great loss in the death of Joseph Conrad. He was not only master of a wonderful style, but the creator of a He told us novel of a distinct type. stories of seafaring and adventure in strange places; but he infused ...

... Rees, Professor of at Londen University, has died at Barnet. Syed for Thursday at Canterbury Cemetery. The funeral of Mr. Joseph Conrad ho» been A service whale capsized at Cowes to-day, but all the occupants were saved by launches an Lord Birkenhead’s visit ...

... of the scene and the fimeral Was distressing to some (says the ** Manchester correspondent), but to others it as though Joseph Conrad was going home as the victor he was. ...

... Hind has made record of a whole long afternoon on the shore at Sandgate which he and Mr. H. G. Wells and the late Mr. Joseph Conrad devoted to trying to make etones skim and skip across the waves. Smart American Sayings. two ante in the ark. Picnic parties ...

... a rather sabtle way of puttin, we send them back again for decoration, and which will enable him to secure his market Joseph Conrad 's ** Tales of Unrest.” Froude—Murder of Thomas 4 Becket. fund of humeur. it ie not a true explanation of his inexhaustivle ...

... during the blackest part of the war. omen It-was as though were weeping in the etrects. France had been: beaten.” Mr. Joseph Conrad, the author, of Bishops- left estate. valued at bourne, £20 045. Canterbury, George Storey, a bov, and ‘his pony were fail ...

... Barne’s fears known for the sale of Sir J. days, and the Chrstinas demand 1s exceptional. Following on the deaths of Joseph Conrad nd Anatole France there has been further lemand for work, and there is & big sale fur their Looks eee —! ae OE oy Yoints ...

... and the Sea. Tu cf Joseph Conrad, con- to * for by Mr. Joha Galsworthy, we are that Conrad dis- hiked teimg labe ied a nov + of the sca. “The sca was no friend of ono too with its moods. He wrote of the sea as perhaps no one has written, but dominant ...

... A GR AT IST AN A GREAT MAN Readers will be aware of the methods of Joseph Conrad, that other Pole of renown, who illuminated any one character largely by some other reactions to it. Getting a glimpse of Mr. Paderewski s very much like that; one has no ...

... to be made worthily to celebrate the event. The Was given a good send-off tn London by Adiural Beatty and by the late Joseph Conrad in’ the last public -poech the great sea writer made. No inland town has more for the Jife- boat than Lecds—despite the ...

... farm at Pontwalby, ncsr ‘oath. The Duke end Duchess of York will reach Africa. home on Saturday their tour of West Mrs. Joseph Conrad (says the London “Even mae ing is contemplating a book of remini Susannah Cannon (92}, whose death w an nounced from to ...