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... ~~: y v. t of Kenley, was having. on 7th and 2a, assaulted The case was adjourned till Tuesday. ALLEGED ATTEMPTED Wire Joseph Conrad was remanded at Clerkenwell yes terday charged with attempting to — his with arsenic. Ins Dr Cameron notified the an analysis ...
... Among recent attempts to invest life and love in distant clime with attraction for British readers, Almayer’sFolly,’’ by Joseph Conrad, merits notice being singularly successful. The author’s knowledge of the locale of his story has evidently not been derived ...
... GE ERAL LITERATURE. * An Outcast of the Islands,” by Joseph Conrad, is in some sense a continuation of his previous novel called ‘* Almayer’s Folly.” The story is laid in the Malay Archipelago, a part of the world with which the author is evidently familiar ...
... of passion in the telling, and one thrills the tragedy of it. The title story, in its plot and style, is reminiscent of Joseph Conrad at his best. Indeed, it somewhat resembles his “Outcast of the Islands.” (London: Lawrence & Bullen.) It is just tifty ...
... Empire,” and Part Iv. of lioyal Academy Pictures.” The place of honour in Gosmopolis for June and July will occupied by Mr Joseph Conrad, the author “An Outcast of the Islands.” has written a characteristic two-part story entitled “An Outpost of Progress.” ...
... Square, Edinburgh, and furnishes some interesting pictures of the coronation ceremonies, which the writer had attended. Joseph Conrad contributes a romantic piece of fiction, and the further Adventures of the Comte de Muette during the Reign of Terror* ...
... the Tale a Poor Gentleman, and the Little Wars or Lorn, Neil Munro. Chaps. i.-iv.— Lord Tennyson.—Karain: a Memory, by Joseph Conrad.— The Calendar of Scottish Crime, Part 11., the Right Hon. Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bart., M.P. Adventures of the Comte laMuette ...
... AMELIA L. -Prisouers of Conscience. S. K. CROCKEIT—The Grey Man. ROBERT BUCHANAN' —Kttie Hetuerington. JOSEPH CONRAD—AivOutcast of the Islands. JOSEPH CONRAD—Almajer sFoUy. LOUIs BECKE and W. First Fleet Family. LOUIs BECKE— The the ride. JOIN OLIVER J. O ...
... asters of M es wn ir Benjamin C. Brodie. Sev no are nced, six of them being ve Unwin’s € Library, he writers of ix being Joseph Conrad, G ge Moore, Loui Swift, William Q Brien, and U. ...
... Hewlett should be held up one of the literary marvels of the past year seems little short of ludicrous. Further, that Joseph Conrad’s Tales of Unrest” should have been crowned when shows a distinct falling off from the graphic power displayed in his easiier ...
... the special contributions to this number there will be poems Andrew Lang, Neil JMunro, and Moira O’Neil; and stories by Joseph Conrad, Maurice Hewlett, Hugh Clifford, Bernard Capes, and Beatrice Harraden, besides several anonymous writers. Sir John Mowbray ...
... -J/gdo; Excellent New Sono.—To Exiles, By Neil Munro. The North-West—Canada. By Moira O’Neill. THE HEART OF DARKNESS. By Joseph Conrad. SEVENTY YEARS AT WESTMINSTER.-11. By Right Hon. Sir John R. Mowbray, Bart., M.P. FROM THE NEW GIBBON. A DAUGHTER OF THE ...