... Parker Benson tt of Way,” by Gilbert ing should maintain their present ition of free- and Ford Madox “The Inheritors,” by Joseph Conrad “Sawdust,” dom from clerical control, it is “A that Committees of this Association be appointed instruction to collect ...

... being quite too fur the average reader of fiction. Nov fo* enow* aenrma. tnWrti ; HwHfaW 1902. YODTH : A NARRATIVE. Mr. Joseph Conrad has well-deserved reputation tor his stories and sketches of life, and the present one quite comes to his former work. ...

... Bookman 5” ist of the books which have most in darmg the past month The By M E Braddca. Stay at Homes otter Stories By Joseph Conrad By L B Dandy. Pige in By W Mason, Four Feathers Py By Ak Fercy White Richard Reeney By Maxwell Gray By Mre Ward. Rose’ ...

... Paget. Dewar. A. B. Portman. and A. |nr.e» bhano. London o ...

... of episodes in a dramatic and adrenturoon .areer a has finished N'ostromo, the novel on which is present engaged, Mr. Joseph Conrad contenij>Ll*« « vu.l uj the iilerrancan refer i» hts recollections which his nest to U.d. N'oefenmo*' t, ! ...

... CONRAD’S NEW ROMANCE, THE LATEST VORK OF HR. JOSEPH CONRAD bn bm ftr Swlil Pibllsitlon PfopFWw* if ••T.P.’i ■EERLT. ••Tk« Speetit™ '■ Jlr. •> • wriUr «! ud ori«iiiil I««tn, »““• in the interpreWtion ceiUin pbeeet Oriental character. The new .tory «ill ...

... CONRADS NEW ROMANCE. THE LATEST WORK ol MR JOSEPH CONRAD hu «euml lor Bni.) I'oblic.tion by the T. I’.’■ Wertty. Th. Sprfialer Hr. M « »ntor n»n«k.l.lo or.|i««l powcni. quit. onrqu.Uefl in intwpreUtiao .1 phww Oriwitol Th. now .lory will b. ch.rwiUriwiil ...

... ' 0-DAY'S MONEY MARKETS. |CONRAD’S NEW ROMANCE. ——— e e DUBLIN, i Thursday Evening. JOSEPH CONRAD been secured FUNDS FIRM. RAILS BEYTER SUP- THE LATEST WORK OF MR. : . ..” PORTED. OOATS sLAT. Serlal Publication by the Propristors of ' T.P.'s WEEKLY, ...

... published ore : “The Herb-Moon,” John Oliver Hobbes; “ Vanity : Confessions Court Mediate,” by Rita ; •* A lawyer's Folly,” Joseph Conrad; The Bin of the Cross,” Wilson Barrett; Millionaire's Daughter,” Percy White; “The Bed Triangle,” Arthur Morriseo.” “The ...

... transpontine pirates and melodramatic mutinies, far more likely sell than the splendid work of such giant sea writers Joseph Conrad, or what he describes “ tho wonderful piece writing with which are now concerned. lie also states that he first became ...

... M iupabra::i and the Of >v. and thh. r MU ' Du wort ■ tad ahoold I . . . w.l.s.ai. A .lineal prrUe coni,,bated '•> Mi. Joseph Conrad, who u, ir*>i| a.,;i anyone to |«y down th. law the art writing storit*. A K. Mwikh), tile ifte * Ming Man 1.4* soniodt ...

... tiiat is suggestive and intellectual as well as being informed with feeling. Nostromo” have characteristic example Mr. Joseph Conrad's art. Nevertheless, we do not think that Nostromo” can bo pronounced one of bis strongest boohs. usual Mr. Conrad deals ...