... drums announcing that they are the men in whom the year o.kra was honoured. Messieurs Sydney Lee, Maurice Hewlett and Joseph Conrad, what do you think of yourselves - ? Aren't you splendid fellows, sure of immortality and better terms from publishers ...

... THE NIGGER of THE (( NARGISSUS ,, By JOSEPH CONRAD, i Vo!. 6s The Pau. Mau. Ga/rttf The voyage described in language that warm, nulsaling, nervous, and never forced or exlravagant. liner or more vivid description of storm has been written, and for tins ...

... HER CELESTIAL HUSBAND. By DANIEL WOODROKFE. THE STICKIT MINISTER. Bv S. H. CROCKETT. 10th Edition. ALMAYER S FOLLY. By JOSEPH CONRAD. THE LILAC SUNBONNET. By S. R. CROCKETT. 2nd Edition. HOLDENHURST HALL. By WALTER BLOOMFIELD. THE TALES OF JOHN OLIVER ...

... Lee for Life William Shakespeare”; fifty guineas to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for The Forest Lovers ”; fifty guineas to Mr. Joseph Conrad for Tales of Unrest.” ...

... MR. T. FISHER UNWIN’S LIST. COSMOPOLI Edited by F. ORTMANS. Cont An Outpost of Progress. Joseph Conrad. The Reign of Queen Victoria. Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Temple, G.C.S.I. Current French Literature. Edmund Gosse. Giuseppe Mazzini. Felix Muschelcs. The ...

... BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE. No. 1,001. MARCH, 1899. 2s. 6^, Bygone Days, by Mrs. Charles Bagot. —The Heart of Bareness: 11., by Joseph Conrad. —The Sins Education.—Autouioukaphy a Child, chaps, xxiv., xxv.—Hodson.—Mountain Exploration in the Canadian Rockies.—Sir ...

... brilliant and powerful romance is every whit as satisfactory as its literary quality. THE NIGGER of the `NARCISSUS.' By JOSEPH CONRAD. A. T. Quittar..Coccii.— Kr. Conrad knows the life he is writing and he knows his seamen too. By consequence, the crew ...

... R. L. STEVENSON, HALL CAINE, I. GANGWILL, W. E. NORRIS, HENRY JAMES, Jr. G. WELLS. HAROLD FRED ERIC, ROBERT IL ICHENS, JOSEPH CONRAD, tee., will be sent post free on application. London: WM. BEINEMANN, 21, Bedford-street, W.C. ...

... -28. Od. Bush-whacking : I, by Hugh Clifford. Seventy Years at Westminster : lII.—A Cold Day Mid-Canada. Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad. George Letters, Q. 8. Street. A Light ok other Days. The Victorian Drama.—“ Who Kideth upon the Winos op the Wind.” The ...

... THE HINER OF THE 'NARCISSUS': A TALE OF THE SEA. By JOSEPH CONRAD. In one volume, 6s. London : \VM. HEINEMANN, 21, Bedford-street, W.C., and at all Booksellers' and Bookstalls. NOW READY AT THE LIBRARIES. SECOND EDITION OF RODDY OWEN A Memoir. By his ...

... briLiant and powerftil romance is every wLit as hatisfactcry as its literary quality. THE NIGGER of the 'NARCISSUS.' By JOSEPH CONRAD. A. T. Qurunt-Corcu.— Mr. Conrad knows the life he is writing abont and he knows his seamen too. By constvinence, the ...

... cannot be surpassed. The work of a master—a master whose genius is beyond dispute. THE NIGGER of the 'NARCISSUS.' ■y JOSEPH CONRAD. A. T. Qunxiit-COUCH.— )Sr. Conrad knows the life he is writing about and he knows his seamen too. By consequence, the ...