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... Indiana, which, is feared, may result in a collision between the inhabitants and the authorities Tuesday morning a man named Joseph Conrad ihot deal John Wartz, a merchant of the tuna named. Ilis motive for the murder is aa.d jea!ou.\v. Public indignation against ...
... it—alone he did it. on the organisation of the Home Civil c gt 1 worth reading, and a new story, The the Narcissus, by Joseph Conrad, opens * ...
... piece and there are some books on Spain 1 tlirow so many side-lights on the Spanish as paper in question. Youth : by Joseph Conrad is remarkable bit The story of a crazy old collier's voV^,re, East is told in style which the ait \ ,\ weakens towards ...
... RECENT PUBLICATIONS. OCTOBER MAGAZINES. Blackwood's Magazine for October gives the honour to Mr Joseph Conrad's sketch Lord Jim. The vividness and unconventionabty Mr Conrad's descriptive work has won for him hosts admirers, and they are not likely ...
... Privy Council. anil reviews the connection between tho mother conntrv and the colonies in a solid, sensible style. Mr Joseph Conrad continues his Eastern seaa sketch, while Mr John Buchan tells a weird, inconclusive story of a Celtic dreamer in high life ...
... Blunders'' (a tale about animal pets) lend further interest and amusement to the magazine. Most of the is provided Mr Joseph Conrad. The Playgoer'' for December maintains excellent promise the first number. An article on Louis deals with the favourite ...
... docking companies. Most of the machinery has been imported from c Among the other contributors to the are WilUam Archer, Joseph Conrad, G. S. Street, G. K. Chesterton, ana 1 Forbes. PRESTONPANS AND handsomely-bound volume, Presto Vicinity, is published ...
... BURNS AND HIS BIOGRAPHERS. OTHER ARTICLES OF INTEREST INCLUDE A Tramp Spain, T.P. Thb Book in the Cell, Tighe Hopkins. Joseph Conrad A Study. How Lady Betty Came Home, bv Lady Greville. Anecdotes of Within the .Radius and Without, John o' London. ID. EVERY ...
... Treasures of the Tiber, the transformation of the London underground railway from steam to electricity, and fine sea study by Joseph Conrad, who writes on the anchor. ONE AND ALL GARDENING. The 1905 issue of One and All that excellent, twopenny annual t f ...
... thing isa —Dundee Advertiser. BY SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED THROUGHOUT E. Honiung, Flora Annie Steel, H, G. Wells, Jack London. Joseph Conrad, Macnamara, M.P., many other leading writers. L. Raven Hill, F. Carruthers Gould, A. S. Hartrick, Cyrus Cuneo, E. T. Reed ...
... citizenship. The municipal revolt had many surprising features, but the -itsignificant of them all was its spontaneity. Joseph Conrad writes on ships and the char aeter of the sea, while Mr Charles Whitelay con* tinues his study of William Pitt, the centenary ...
... office of Town Treasurer, am well aa Collecbcc for 1.100..nd Revenue. , RECENT PITBLICA4rIONS. THE SECRET AGENT. Mr Joseph Conrad has won a considerable reputation by the descriptive power of his writing, and a new hook from his pen has much inierest ...