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... interest of greed, evolving any number of those knowing, bard commercial men whose typo has been so finely pourtrayed by Joseph Conrad io one of his “Tale# of Unr»«t. ■’ But must practical, and our technical education must clearly directed to material profit ...
... 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 ...
... guineas each to Mr Sydney Lee, for his Lie of Shakespeare.' to Mr Maurice Hewlett, for The Fore-t Lovers, and to Mr Joseph Conrad for 'Tales of Unrest.' There is a prnposal on foot to sell the grealgunated Tyre C.mpany for ElOO,OOO. The shareholder ...
... 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 ...
... 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,” ...
... Crockett’* serial story '* Little Anna Mark.” Blackwood” for October will contain the opening chapters of a new story Joseph Conrad, entitled “Lord Jim. In Day* in the Mr. Stephen Owynn will deserrbo th© successful work of the Congested Districts Board ...
... respectively to Mr. Sidney Lee for A Life of William Shakspere, to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for The First Lovers, and to Mr. Joseph Conrad for Tales of Unrest. Mr. A. J. Balfour, M.P., has arranged to pay a visit to Manchester, acoomronied by Miss Balfour ...
... respectively to Mr. Sidney Lee for “A Life of William Shakspere,” to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for “The First Lovers,” and to Mr. Joseph Conrad for “Tales of Unrest.” Mr. A. J. Balfour, M.P., has arranged to pay a visit to Manchester, accompanied Miss Balfour, on ...
... , 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...