... Mecklenburg sat a family group, Joseph and Conrad Lindau, the widow liindau, and the young wife of the elder brother, Joseph. Conrad had fair, waving hair and finely cut features, while the dark bine eyes hovered the indefinite, dreamy lobk that so often ...

... The connecting express train from London and elsewhere was corres|K>ndingly late. Allrged Attkmpt to Poison a Wifb.— Joseph Conrad (43), Clerkenwell baker, was remanded at Clerkenwell yesterday, charged with attempting to murder his wife administering ...

... Indiana, which it is feared, may result in a collision between the and the authorities. On Tuesday morning a man named Joseph Conrad shot dead John Martz, a merchant of the town named, his motive for the murder said te be jealousy. Public indignation the ...

... wbich it is feared, may result in a collision between the inhabitants and the authorities. Tuesday morning mau named Joseph Conrad shot dead John Martz, a merchant the town named, his motive for the murder being said to be jealousy. Public indignation ...

... a subject that has been done over and over again. “The Lagoon;” and “ Never Lotos Cases,” arc two well-told stories by Joseph Conrad, and E. and H. Heron. The opening chapters the new ferial story promises well. Jt is from the pen _of Henry Seton Merriman; ...

... however, some objections held. Other claimants were, especially in fiction, numerous and considerable right heard. Mr Joseph Conrad's Nigger of the Narcissus was judged to too slight and episodic.although looked upon as remarkable imaginative feat marked ...

... objectionsr eld. Otiler chuimante were, es;pecially iii fiction, .111eiorUS amid ?? oif considerable i'ight to be heard. MIr Joseph Conrad's Nigger of the Narcissus Was judgeil to be too slight and episodicalthliogl looked upo 1 as a remarkable imlaginative ...

... Spain ami, in particular, her failure as a colonial overning nation. Of a lighter order of reading. the contributions by Joseph Conrad iomh: A Narrative” ; and Sydney C. i>ner. Good Turn,” will found excellent reading. Harper's Magazine” (Mr Harper and Brothers ...

... the interest reed, evolving any number of those knowing, bteid commercial men whoso type has been finely pourtrayed by Joseph Conrad in one hia “Tales of Unrest. But muat be practical, and our technical education must clearly directed to material profit ...

... in Master Christian,” by Marie Corelli: D’, and Grizel,” J. M. Barrie; “The Unrest,” by H. S. Merriman; “Lord J irr, j Joseph Conrad; The Man that >rr !' ( , Hadleyburg.” by Mark Twain; Craft,’ by W. W. Jacobs. * * The enterprise of a Glasgow firm f puim ...

... G. Srironach, M.A. Among other contributors are Captain Morris-Newman (on shipbuilding in Japan), and William Archer. Joseph Conrad, I. Zangwill, G. S. Street, G. K. Chesterton, and Professor G. Forba*. The number the Journal Education highly complimentary ...

... deakkig with Europe, South China, Japan, Morocco; technical •' k)gj r , science, juvenile books, and new » Andrew Lang, Joseph Conrad, ,0 » u ...