... which it is feared -AI result in a collision between the inhabitants ,and the authorities. On Tuesday morning a man named Joseph Conrad sbot dead Jobn Martz, s merchant of the town named, his motive for the murder being said to be jealousy. Public indignation ...

... interest of greed, evolving any number of those knowing, hard commercial men whose type has been s0 fincly pourtrayed by Joseph Conrad in one of his “Tales of Unrest.” But we must be practical, and our technical education must be clearly directed to material ...

... apply to MARGARET MACKILLtP, Head Mistress. PUBLICATION. gLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE. No. 995.—51 ftd. Yorm: a Naurativx, by Joseph Conrad The CosfYAJnr and tub Individual—Tub Spaniahd Home, by Hannah Lynch.— On PuiENDsuirs.—The One Fobootten, Dora Sigerson ...

... 2nd Ed. Cloth, 6s. PAUL KRUGER AND HIS TIMES. By F. Reginald Statu au. 2nd Ed. Portrait and Map, 6d. mALES OF UNREST. By Joseph Conrad, JL Aothor ol Attnayer’a Polly,’* Ac. Cloth, Os. HUGH WYNNE, Novel. By Dr. S. Weir Mitchell. 3rd Edition. Illuatratod. ...

... 18». SPECIAL DOUBLE NUMBER, . Price fid. Orm Fathbus, by Andrew Lnng.—Noctw Ambsom***, No. LXXII.—Th* Hkabt or Dammm, by Joseph Conrad. Y sabs at WaßTMnrsrra: , by Right Hon. Sir John R. Mowbray, Sort., M.P.— Fbom tub N«w Gib* Dawjbtbb tub Mohammadabb, by ...

... * SONS, EDINBURGH and LONDON XJLACKWGOD’S MAGAZINE. No. 1008—OCTOBER, 1899. —2s fid. LORD JIM SKETCH. Chaps. 1.-IV. Bt JOSEPH CONRAD. LONDON.— The City—Tb» Strand—St. James’s and Mayfair—Piccadilly—Bayswater and St. Joen’s Wood—Kensinotok andHammebevitb—The ...

... Dr. Leper—The magta trate* have to the decision sk. easels enough proved. Therefore, we will All the wimmon—i.— Car. Joseph Conrad, 48, Clerkenwell baker, was remanded at Clerkenwell on Wednesday on n elwy.of. attempting to murder his wife administering ...

... SPLENDID: Tue Tate or A Poor GENTLEMAN, AND THE LiTTLe OF LORN. By Neil Munro. Chaps. i.-iv. Lonp TENNYSON. KaRAIn: A By Joseph Conrad. THE CALENDER OF Crime.—Part II. By the Right Hon. Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bart., M.P. ADVENTURES OF THE CoMTE DE LA MUETTE ...

... issue there are great variety of pens. The Sight s John B. Mowbray. Bart ~ eupplic* w-A paper on Seventy Years Rectmaw' Joseph Conrad write* on The Her. Darkncaa. and then, alter ax -» tnbution entitled * From the New GAba there come succession— Muharamadams ...

... Ohio, And he is not a sentimentalist, or a Socialist, or even a philanthropist either, No story that is related by Mr, Joseph Conrad in his *“Tales of Unrest,” or in Mr. Fisher Unwin's Oversea Library, equals in pathos the simple facts just published as ...

... still more in favour ot tbo English file.” Ibid. Blasting Rocks and Working Makule, &c. A patent has been enrolled by Joseph Conrad Baron Liebhaber, of Paris, for improvements in blasting rocks ; also, in working marble and stone; and preparing products ...

... B. Street on “Byron—to IBlB,whilcCaplain Neill Malcolm, D.5.0., takes as bissobject Service the Uganda Protectorate.” Joseph Conrad supplies the fifth chapter of “ Lord Jinn : a Sketch, and the remaining articles ore :— ** A New Carriage an Old Hood,” ...