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... had any one of them on the royal table. Princess Caroline engaged one of the girls as assistant cook on the spot. Mr. Joseph Conrad, whose studies of wild Eastern nature in A:mayer's Folly and An Outcast of the Islands have brought him no Litt s ...
... CAPTAIN CONRAD'S WATER CLERK. Of Joseph Conrad's new novel, Lord Jim, it may safely be said that the half would have been better than the whole. There is a wonderful comprehensiveness in the study of character; but the plot is languid. Lord Jim is ...
... Malay-English dictionary. He is an active and daring man, taking kern delight in hunting and polo. Mr. Joseph Conradhr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist, whose letter appeared in the now the other day—pointing out how absurd it was for anyone to maintain the ...
... are splendid stories in the number before us, the authors including E. W. Hornung, Jack London, Mrs. Flora Annie Steel, Joseph Conrad, H. G. Wells, Muriel Harris, and Chas. D. Roberts. The articles of general and id interest include: The building of Dover ...
... C. B. Pox, is a vivid article specially written by one of the engineers. The May number also contains contributions by Joseph Conrad, Dr. Maenamara, M.P., William Archer, Barry Pain, and many other well-known writers. The Royal Magazine (C. Arthur Pearson ...
... By Wi th am Arcber. Potion by H. O. WELLS, B. W. HORNITNO, JAM LONDON, ARTHUR MORRISON, HAMLIN •AILAND. Otime ids by JOSEPH CONRAD, BARRY PAIN, FREDERIC LEES, CHARLES MORLEY, MRS. HEISE, Rte. LONDON. NEWTON STREET, HOLBORN, W.C. iOOl Most Wonderful Discovery ...
... Wißiain Anther. Fiction by H. G. WELLS, E. W. HORNUNG, JACK LONDON, ARTHUR MORRISON, HAMLIN GARLAND. iiii7a 7 iiticles by JOSEPH CONRAD, BARRY PAIN, NUMERIC LEES, CHARLES MORLEY, MRS. NEM, Rte. Loam,: NEWTON STREET, HOLBORN, W.C. NOI NOISELESS SHOOTING. SIND ...
... THE EAST WIND AND THE WEST. Mr. Joseph Conrad writes of the winds in the June number of the Pall Mall Magazine : The prevailing weather of the North Atlantic, he says, is typical of the way in which the West wind rules his realm on which the sun ...
... the coactry. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Meredith have foe years made their homes out of London, as have Mr. Eden Phillpotts, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Stanley Wevinan. Mr. IL C Was Mr REDUCED TO EATING OATS. A sad stoty of starvation through unemployment was told at ...
... monstrous and grotesque and profoundly insulting, and condescend reason a thing so obviously viciou3 humiliates me. Mr Joseph Conrad replied : You know fcehng9 as the Censorship plnyo. have always looked upon it with indignation. ...
... continues this excellent and we series The English Review very Among the contributor* are Robert Whlteing, Hewlett, Joseph Conrad, Predoric Harrison, and Low. The Financial Review contains special article on The Now .Science of Investment, by Lord ...
... men of note. The largt pension is one of £l5O to Mr. W. B. Yeats, the Irish poet. Pensions of £lOO are granted to Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist; to Lady Huggins, widow of the famous astronomer; and to Miss Kate Green_ wood and Miss Jeisie Greenwood ...