... , The Victorian Drama, The Old Tavern Life of e London, A Light of Other Days, and Lord Jim: a Sketch, by Joseph Conrad, make up a particularly good numher. The December number of the Press contains L two art supplements illustrating a ...

... ascertained, from which important discoveries are expected. was rather hard when the Spectator was informing that Mr. Joseph Conrad might become the Kipling of the Malay Archipelago, that the sheets of hi* second book should have been burned in tho fire ...

... de Boulogne and tsve p sseieion of the Barriers, but ere not take up their quarters at alt uithin the walls of Paris.” Joseph Conrad has second paper Heart of Darkness.' Bir (i*-. Pomeroy-Colley: Rome Persia Recollections*’ is the title of review supplied ...

... Sir William Wilson Hunters “Old Missionary,” which brat appeared in the Contemporary Review about six years ago. ' Mr. Joseph Conrad, author of “ Almayer’s Folly, is writing a new romance with tho same local setting and some of the sarao characters*. ...

... Bedouin’s Vcngeaucc,” E. AVillianison V.allace. The opening pages the arc occupied with the first four “Lord Jim,” a sketch, Joseph Conrad. Tbo article “The eSttaaUoa South Africa: a Voice from Cape CoVtay.” contributed to the Ninetcsnth Century'’ the Itcv. ...