... revenge for Whitworth’s dismissal Another tragedy is reported by Reuter’s Agency At Lebanon Indiana Tuesday morning a named Joseph Conrad John Marlz merchant of the town named motive the murder being to be jealousy Public indignation the murderer aroused a ...

... ioteroatlooal literature and politics, authoritative and critical, are without parallel in this conntry. In the present number Joseph Conrad concludes his graphic story West African life—** An Outpost of Progress—and a gruesome ending it Is, Paul Bourget'e travel ...

... cabbage, coloured in the centre with cochineal clever sailor belonging to the ship. Writing of Dftudet in the Outlook,” Mr. Joseph Conrad The Nigger of the Narcissus ) • —He wan not the wearisome expounder this or that theory, here today and spurned J 1 to-morrow ...

... Sidney Lee for Life ut Wlllum Shake•neare *’ ; aonlher to Mr Maurice Hewlett f r ‘•The F*rest Lovers” ; and the third Joseph Conrad for “Tale* Unnak THE GREENOCK TELEGRAPH AND CLYDE SHIPPING GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1899. ...

... ami Moira Neill; s,or| » m, , felt that owed far fato to tto facts of life It leads to hatred cel aneou. articles, by Joseph Conrad, getner, in m. aouineieir inaine i«r of rin o tto tVouWe ttov bring Maurice, Hewlett. Beatrice HaiVaden. H. 'ore to the ...

... patrons ie ee generou. qnenlity ee ie dainty in qaaltty. Among the writers of di.tinotion who grace tbe magazine’s pages ere Joseph Conrad with a .ketch entitled The Heart of Darkneet; Bit Joho Mowbray, M.R, who return, hla Parllameutary remin'.sceoces eotiUed ...

... 'glolices. THE MARCH MAGAZINES. Blachoood once more a very readwbls number. Among its contributors are Mrs Charles Bagot, Joseph Conrad, and General Sir H. Brackenbnry, K.C. B. The lady writes delightful paper ou *• Bygone Days,” giving personal remloisosnoes ...

... 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 ...

... tales—notably the one entitled “The Rising of the Sap”—which fulfil every requirement the artistic short tale. What Mr. Joseph Conrad? His “Youth” is the greatest short stories ever penned in English in any other language. What Mr. Barrie? There are certain ...

... Aitkcnhead (G.H.); and 3rd, M’Culloch (G.H.). “Blackwood” for October is readable though not particularly brilliant number. Joseph Conrad contributes the first four chapters of on interesting sea sketch entitled Ixird Jim.” London, its principal thoroughfares ...