... WatEon, and Mr New- i bolt; the critical books of Mr W. P. Eer, Mlr Walter Raleigh, and -Mr Arthur Symond -4re novels by Mr Joseph Conrad.. Mr Benjamin rn Swift, Mr Kipling, Mr Jacobs, Miss Coleridge, Madame Darmesteter'.s Life of Renan, and i Mrs Garnett's ...

... for the laity, Dr. Cobb discussing disestablishment,, and Sir. George Pusseil criticising the Archbishop's decision. Mr. Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim in Black- wood's is a remarkably clever piece of fiction, some descriptions of various aspects of London ...

... literature produced in 1898 were Mr Sldney Lee's Life of William Shakespeare, Mr Maurice Hewlett's Forest Lovers, and Mr Joseph Conrad's Tales of Unrest. Each of the authors named may, accordingly, consider him. self eouronne, and each, moreover, has the ...

... 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 ...

... sanme time there is begun what promise* to be equally readable and entertaininig. At once one's attention is arrested by Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim, a sketch typical of the sea-life of light literature. Another beg-uilding piece of writing, quite unique ...

... found, and the wreck has entirely le disappeared. it__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ill ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO POISON A WIFE. se- I.Joseph Conrad, 43, a Clerkenwell baker, was re- manded at Clerkenweell on Wednesday charged with attemp! ing to murder hiis wife by ...

... Essay on the Spiritual Significance of Matter. By J. R. Illingworth, M.A. (London: Macmillan t& Co.) Tales of Unrest. By Joseph Conrad.-Pelie can House, E.C. By B. B. West,-T.ee Stickit Minister and Some Common Men. By S. R. Crockett.-The Labour Movement ...