... yesterday afternoon in tho Protestant portion of Cannes Cemetery. ALLEGED ATTEMPT POISON A WIFE. At Clerkenwell yesterday, Joseph Conrad, 45, baker, was charged with feloniously administering to Jane Conrad, his wife, the Ist inst., and on other days, poison ...

... in Indiana, which, it leaned, mav result in collision between the inhabitants and the authorities. Tuesday man named Joseph Conrad shot dead John Marty, merchant town named, his motive for the murder being jealousy. Public indignation against the murderer ...

... that Dans did actually serve Two Tears Before the Mast.” And we think we are violating no confidence in stating that Mr. Joseph Conrad, whose romance, “Almayer's Folly, has just been issued by Mr. Fisher Unwin, has been for many years in the merchant service ...

... AOOWNSnndBI.nPSRWXXISEBT Md FLOWEHn.n^ jpETER ROBINSON- OXFOBD-Sl*** 1 li 7 tse library table. taarer's Folly,” by Mr. Joseph Conrad (T. W.hlr Unwin), is strange, pathetic story of fWs love and disappointment. Almayer, the n of Kuropean parent* settled ...

... familiar with Garden’ Fancies will remember. Wa are glad tee that Mr. Fisher Unwin is •boot to publish another story Mr. Joseph Conrad, the author of Almsyot's Folly, finely-written romance, which, think, received too little attention when it appeared in ...

... Wells are rare. hope for much entertainment his hands in the coming year. Two other writers of great promise are Mr. Joseph Conrad, whose romance of Borneo trading life, Almayer’s Folly,” is, in this haphazard day, notable work sit; and Mr. Robert b ...

... little-known portraits of distinguished seamen, and unpublished sketches, &c., by eye-witnesses of famous naval events. Mr. Joseph Conrad’s new story, “An Outcast of the Islands,” which should have been published at Christmas, duo in few days. The delay is ...

... interesting one of the direct poetic iceefcors of Bums. The younger school of novelists is just now well » the fore. Mr. Joseph Conrad has followed tip is Folly” with species of aequel, lied ’‘An Outcast of the Islands” (T. Fisher (Inin), in which Almayer ...

... Murray, P.C. The Making a** Paradise.” O. J, Cornish. The House of Commons. Augustine fiirrell, Q. 0., M.P. The Lagoon. By Joseph Conrad. Concerning Tea. By E. V. Lucas, Famous Trials: The Road Mystery. J. B. Atlsy, “ Never the Lotos Closes.'* R. and H. Heron ...

... Splendid: The Tale l*oor Gentleman, the Little Wars of Lorn, bv Nell Mnnio. I.—lV.—Lord Tennyson.— Garaiu .A Me more, Joseph Conrad.—The Calendar Scottish Crime, Part 11., Light Hon. Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bart., M.P.—Advcntrues of the orate Muelto during ...

... great prose poem that cannot solpassed. The wort of master whose genius is beyond dispute. The kigger the narcissus.” By Joseph Conrad. Mr. James Pays says:—“ It docs not »eeni too much s»r that Mr, Conrad lias in this book introduced the British merchant ...

... our own rearing is learning to compete wito talent bred over seas. Three books but lately issued furnish cases point. Joseph Conrad’s artistic and suggestive talcs of life in the South Pacific have exhibited qualities of finish and originality which have ...