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... were being driven to their range. He then went to Davis Lake, in the Cypress Hills, to inspect 1,875 head owned by Mr. Joseph Conrad, and 2,700 belonging to Messrs, Conrad and Hunter, which Mlle from Montana for range purposes. A consignment of 1,823 head ...
... bilge pump choked; she cleared same, and proceeded at 2 a.m. (shanklin, Oct 6.) • Winged Arrow, British schooner, owned by Joseph Conrad, while entering Chezetook liarhour on Saturday evening, ran ashore. (Halifax, NS, Sept 22.) Zwei Gebruder, bound for Heligoland ...
... situation was worth a new I t p r o l i l t o e f i t i t t ii ,; t r i ss t L ii— o o n f t i t o t ese ey . chapter in Mr. Joseph Conrad's The Mirror, to work at the of • taskmaster even more cruel than the most terrible of the Curs. One Socialist writer ...
... never to Liverpool; you may have seen in New York harbour, you may bare heard about them, or you may have met them in Joseph Conrad's novel.; perhaps, if you did use them, you thought eery little of them ; they looked dirty, yen preferred the Mauretania ...
... memories In the minds of many of our older seafarers. I There is also an appreciation of the merchant iservice by Mr. Joseph Conrad, whose associations with it lend particular value to his 'opinion. An article on income tax states now, for the first time ...
... home by the White Star biter Celts. tiom Lite/pool on tiatiirday after • brief •Itit to Inning fronds on Beer a. u with Joseph Conrad, be ha. rrsuadsrl to • to the brogisphy of Stephen Crane. which is now nearlyisc which, Mr Beer, he Lepei publoiL ;n its ...
... MR. JOSEPH CONRAD ON THE LIFEBOAT SERVICE. Yr. Conrad wul be one of the' . awake:. at she annual /nesting of the National Lifeboat Institution ea April 17th, at I wli Admiral at the Lord Beatty NO 11 preside. The speakers Miss liargaret Boodfteld, vim ...
... been supported by Margaret Hondfield. (secretary of the National Union of General Workers, Women's Sectionl. and air. Joseph Conrad. who described lifeboat crews as men who world never give up—except when they were absolutely defeated by the sea. ...
... at which Admiral Lord Beatty presented the medals awarded for lifeboat services in 3922, and a notable tribute from Mr. Joseph Conrad, who speaks of the lifeboat service a. the dat e not give up. . There is an of Prince of Wales' Day for the lifeboats ...
... issue of the Blue Pelee this magazine of pea travel completes its second year of publication. Neat mouth, we are told, Mr. Joseph Conrad is going to contribute an I article on the imam Australian clipper .lip Torrens, in uhich he served as chief mate in 1893 ...
... town, and is not least interesting in his remarki upon that well worn subject the Victory, always old and always new. Mr. Joseph Conrad. whoie numerous books have charmed thousands of readers, contributes a characteristic article on 'The Torras', of which ...
... RECORP. With au introduction by the Prince of Wale , himself the President of the R.N.L. Institution and a foreword by Joseph Conrad, Britain's Lifeboats '•• Major A. J. Dawson. certainly launched upon the world under tha best of auspices. A'ery few ...