... 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 ...

... CONSCIENCE. S. R. Crockett. THE GREY MAN. ROPb3Fert BuLchanan. EFFIE HETHERMCTON. 0oseph Conrad. AN OUTCAST' OF THE ISLANDS. *Joseph Conrad. ALMAYER'S FOLLY. LOUis Beck e&W. Jeffery. A FIRST FLEET FAMILY. Louis Beclke. THE EBBING OF THE TIDES John1 Ohiver Hobbes ...

... &c. entitled IN, KEDAR'S TENTS. AND THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTIONS. THE ENGLISHMAN'S CALENDAR JSanuary). THE LAGOON. By Joseph Conrad. THE EXECUTION OF' CHARLESI.: An CONCERNING TEA. By E. V. Lucu. A C. H. Firth,. FAMOUS TRIALS: the Road Mystery. B, THREE ...

... mattor of criti- cisi,, it is aC mactter oj EASTERN faCt. RigVER. T. P- in tleg SUNSDAY SUN, BY' {This sta~rt i'mng JOSEPH CONRAD. ub'iq u e, ?? book. Cloth, 6 'l lie ATHIEN.tnU sais A genuine piece. of work. A LM A Y E11 3 s 1llThe NEW BUDGET SayS ...

... Amnelia E. Bair. PRISONERS OF CO 1E C. S. R. Orockatt. THE PY AN. Robert Buchanan. EFFIE HETHERINGT6. Joseph Conrad. AN OUTCAST OF THE ISLAi Joseph Conrad. ALMAYER'S FOLLY. LouisBecke& &W. jeffry. A FIRST FLEET FA, 3fL Louis B c k e. THE Ef tIC 0'F THE TIM' ...

... French and English interiors are mere potboilers by comparison, and he had better leave them alone. f Tales of Unrest. By Joseph Conrad. (London: T. lisher Unwin.) A little shilling volume, written by Mr. J. G. Swift MacNeill, Q.C., M.P., contains some pleasant ...

... Romance of the Great Lone Laod. By JOHN AIAChIE. the Altchor of The Devil's Playground. _Cloth, 6s. A NEW ROMANCER.:-'. JOSEPH CONRAD. ALMAYER'S FOLLY: a Story of an Eastern River. Cloth, gilt top, 6s. The D~]LV CtssROyXcfr says: I' Ve have bee I struck ...

... oiiginality without effort, and thrills with miere Nature pictures, but wonderfully drawn. t An Outcast of the Islands. By joseph Conrad. (London: T. Fisher Unwin.) VOGELER'S CURATIVE COMPOUND is an invaluable medicine; it positively cures the worst cases ...

... sea-story we have read for a long time. We think of the sea-stories of the most discerning of our modern sea-writers-Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Louis Becke. Mr. Bullen, even of Stevenson-and we still think of this story with infinite relish. . . . This is literature ...

... W SOMERSET MAUGIIAM. GEORGE MOORE. EVELYN INNES JR LVE OBS THE SCHOOL FOR SAINTS. JOHN OLIVER HOBBE TALES OF UNREST. JOSEPH CONRAD MRS. KEITH'S CRIME. M K cL'OD THE DESTROYER. BENJAMIN SWIFT. THE QUEEN'S SERF. ELSA D'EST'RRE KEEING. London: T. FISHER ...

... cloth, 6s. PAUJL KERRUGEER AND H[IS TIMES. By F. REGINALD EjTATHAM. 2nd Ed. Portrait and Map, 7s. 6d. TALES OF UNREST. By JOSEPH CONRAD. Author of Almayer's Folly, &c. . Cloth, ,6s. HUGH WYNNE. A Novel. By Dr. S. WEIR MITCHELL. 3rd Edition. Illustrated ...

... excelled. OLEO T H IE MARAGNIFICiENT. By Z. Z., Author of ' A Diam a in Dutclh. i THE NIGGAER OF THE NAROISSUS8 By JOSEPH CONRAD. | JAf R E- PAYS sav ?? ' It does not seem too imrlch to say that Ail. Conrad Ias in this 1iool; introduced us to the British ...