... for A Life of William Shake- speare; another to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for 'The Forest Lovers; and the third to M4r. Joseph Conrad for ' Tales of Unrest. How Lord Salisbury's Chinese policy strikes a Chinaman! A correspondent in San Francisco writes: ...

... made-to Mr. Sydney Lee for his Life of William Shakespeare, to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for The Forest Lovers. and to Mr. Joseph Conrad for Tales of Unrest. Alice in Wonderland has proved such an attrac- tion at the Opera Comique that two performances ...

... --generation 6f Maga's contributors 'will be well represented in its pages. 'The list. of c. i'teits ontains stories 'by Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Maurice Newlett, the winners of the Academy's. £50 prizes for the best books of the last year. The success of' ...

... exulted -Kith frcsh certitude in his a -vid v for edven- tnro, and in a, sense of wairny-sidcd ?? Lord Ji1: A Sk'tch, b- Joseph Conrad, co'memnnced in Blackwood's Magazine for October. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... BYRON: TO 1816. By G. S. SaRETr. ON SERVICE IN Tl-lE UGANDA PROTECTORATE. By Captain NEILL MALCOLM, D.S.O. LORD TIM. By JOSEPH CONRAD. A NEWV CARRIAGE ON AN OLD ROAD. By Major ARTIHUR GRIFFITHS. A SOUTH-SEA ARCADY. By Mrs. A. S. BOYD. ASIBERIAN ADVENTURE ...