... Sidney Lee for “ A Life of William fifty guineas to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for The Forest Lovers and fifty guineas to Mr. Joseph Conrad for Tales cf Unrest.” THE PERENNIAL ELOUSE. The new blouse (says the ** Daily Mail’), has a close hack, a fitted sido effect ...

... residences of English judges and magistrates. LIKE MR. MAY BRICK. At Clerkenwell Police Court. London, on Wednesday, Joseph Conrad, a baker, was charged with attempting to poison bis wife with arsenic. For some months past the woman has been ill, and ...

... William Shake- Sidney Lee for cA ‘Life of sneare another to Mr Maurice Hewlett for Tho Worest Lovers ind the third to M Joseph Conrad for “Tales of Unrest.” The storm of Thursday continued with slightly diminished fury until after midnight, when its violence ...

... central figure, with variety of minor character*, and ample incident. way contrast let the leader try Almayer* Folly (by Joseph Conrad; Unwin, story life Borneo, displaying much natural strength. The contrasted nationalities, and play of passion in new ...

... large majority, the final reading of the bill authorising an annual grant to Prince Ferdinand, the heir to the throne. Joseph Conrad, a baker living at Sitimouth Street, St. Pancras. was remanded, on WedneKtsy, by the Clerkenwell magistrates on a charge ...

... officers and endowed with the name of government. From all accounts, that system was very demoralising all round. Mr. Joseph Conrad must have had tho Congo Free State in his mind when writing the story which appears in “Blackwood’s Magazine” this month ...

... throughout the whole attracted so much attention in the preceding issues of the Great Northern system. of the Rewiew. Mr. Joseph Conrad, author of “An| 14 s understood that the report of the Royal Com- Oute.n“of the Islands, commences a new serial mission ...

... question and the financial position at Hyderabad. The place of honour Cosmopolt’s for June and July will be occupied Mr. Joseph Conrad, the author of “An Outcast of the Islands.” He has written characteristic two-part story, entitled “An Outpost of Progress ...

... and the financial position at Hyderabad. The place of honour in_ Cosmopolis for June and July will be occupied by Mr. Joseph Conrad, the author of *An Outeast of the Islands.” He has written a characteristic two-part story, entitled “An Outpost of Progress ...

... price of each is Is., on cloth 2s. 6d. MAGAZINES. Blackwood for October begins a new serial, I'Lord Jim : A Sketch, by Joseph Conrad. It is to be a story of the Englishman in the Far East, or, at all events, on the other side of the Suez Canal, and in ...

... y to Mr. Sidney Lee for A Life of William Shakespeare, ■’ to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for “The First Lovers, and to Mr. Joseph Conrad for “Tales of Merest.” What a costly business the clearance of the Whitehall sites for tho purposes of the new Government ...

... sN EW EDITIONS. THE CELEBES iN FICTION. Quite a new world of unsuspected realities and I pessions is introduced by Mr. Joseph Conrad in An 1 Outcast of the Islands. It is impossible not to be I struck by the strangX scenes and people which march across ...