... celebrate the occasion by a double number. In it the Noctes will be revived, and among the contributors will be Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Hewlett, who won the Academy's 8.50 prises for the best books published in 1098. The Times publishes an appeal ...

... REVIEWS. MAGAZIIII (William Bleckwood and Sons, Loudon and Edinburgh).—The magazine for October is interesting throughout. Joseph Conrad contributes the opening chapters of Lord Jim, • sketch, written in the author's furnished style. Some of the principal ...

... dealing with the old Highland life of days gone by. Other forthcoming features of this magazine are a complete story by Joseph Conrad, author of An outcast of the islands, and two opening stories of a Mies, on new and original Imes,' by Bernard re-counting ...

... just at this oment. The Far Islands, by John Buchan, is • trange study, appealing strongly to the fancy; and Lord Jim, Joseph Conrad's sketch, is continued, nd the style alone would impel one to read. Major lriffiths writes on motoring, describing, under ...

... REVIEWS BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE (William Blackwood and Sons, London and Edinburgh).—The Heart of Darkness, Joseph Conrad's literary and enchanting narrative, is concluded in this part, and so is The Autobiography of a child, which maintains its high ...

... Landsman'. Cruise with the Mediterranean Fleet is a pleasant sketch, with a moral which requires little seeking. Lurd Jim, Joseph Conrad's sketch, is carried forward a couple of chapters in the most literary of literary English, and other contents are— A ...