... HENLEY. Nrioits:—AUGUST, 1597. PORTRAIT OF LORD El/BERT:4 W. NICHOLSON. THE NIGGER OF THE NARCISSUS. CHAPTERS 1.-11. JOSEPH CONRAD. COLONIAL EbIPIRES C. PE TIIIERRY. O'SULLIVAN TILE RED UPON W. D. YEATS. WANDEP.INCi IDE GREAT JA3IE3 FITZHAURICE.KELLY ...

... DR. WEIR MITCHELL. BENJAMIN SWIFT. GEORGE BARTRAM. LOUIS BECKE. AMELIA E. BARR. S. R. CROCKETT. ROBERT BUCHANAN. JOSEPH CONRAD. JOSEPH CONRAD. LOUIS BECKE and W. JEFFERY. LOUIS BECKE. JOHN OLIVER HOBBES. S. R. CROCKETT. S. R. CROCKETT. BENJAMIN SWIFT. S ...

... K. Livingston Prescott Seth'* Brother’• Wlfs, By Harold Frederic. The Deatroyer. By Benjamin Swift Tales Carart, By Joseph Conrad. HU Excellency, Simon Dale, By Anthony Hope. Rough Justice. By Miss Braddon. Akrewsbnry. By Stan lay J. Weyman. Poor Max ...

... The Tali or a Poor Gentleman, and the Little Waesoh Lorn, by Neil Munro. Chaps, iv. Lord Tennyson.—Kabain: A Memory, by Joseph Conrad. The Calendar up Scottish Crime, Part 11., by the Right Hon. Sir Herbert Maxwell. Bart., M.P. adventures op the Comte db ...

... The White Company—by Conan Boyle. The Little Minister—by J. M. Barrie. An Outcast of the Islands, Almayer's Folly—by Joseph Conrad. A Winning Hazard—by Mrs Alexander. Effie Hetherington—by Robert Buchanan. The Ebbing of the Tide—by Louis Becke. Clara ...

... AN OUNCE OF ARSENIC. ALLEGED WIFE POISONING. A REMARKABLE CASE. Joseph Conrad, 43, baker, of 35, Sidmonth. street, St. waa charged, on remand, before Mr. Horace Smith, the Clerkenwell Police-court, on Wednesday, with feloniously administering quantity ...

... command the expedition. Tbe increase of commerce in the Malay Peninsula sad the writings of Sir Frank Swetteoham, Mr. Joseph Conrad, and Mr. Hugh Clifford have recently stimulated public interest in this quarter of the world, and a thorough zoological ...

... ; :: 7 ^•• l ' OCE : EtTHKEs , ' ; by Andrew . Lziig . —NocrEs Ainiaosnu ? A So . ItSSEL—TlSE HmAo' orDASKSESS . b ? Joseph Conrad . — SarESrrSEAES AT AVEST 3 tE . 'STEB : ; IL ; br Biect Hon .--Sir John a . Mortrar . Bait . ; M . P . —EEOM Tim . KBW ...

... Edition. (?s. 6d.) Boutledge Tr*ii*. Victor Wailc. (6>.)-iU.lhu«« vti Pdil Hou.i*. E.C., by D. B. Wet. ((W-T.lr. «f Unrest, Joseph Conrad. (6s.)— tT. Fislier Unwin.) In the Promised Land, by Mary Anderson. (»•) Wealth and Wild Cats; Travels and Researches u» ...

... Hume; a lengthened disquisition the Looker-ou uu matters political and religious, aud 41 A Year’s Diplomacy in Pekin.” Mr Joseph Conrad okreea his short, hut stirring, romance The Heart of Darkness”; ami the lavly- writer, who lias been busy lon-ome time ...

... Thompson, but the court, without calling upon Mr. Rourke, dismissed the appeal. the Clerkenwell Police Court, Lomton, to-day, Joseph Conrad, baker, was charged with attempting poison his wife with arsenic. For some months past toe woman has been ill, and the ...

... THE ALLIGED POiSONING AT CLERKENWELL. Joseph Conrad, 43,: a baker, of 35, Sid- mouth-street, St. Pancras, was charged,, on reniand'i at the: Clerkenwell police. court, on Wednesday, with feloniously administering a quantity of arsenic to his wife,' Jane ...