... get graphic and entertaining impres- sions from the pen of an accomplished reviewer. Be- sides additional chapters of Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim, powerfully sustained in interest, there are a couple of very fine picturesque sketches-the one en- titlaed ...

... the development of -these missiles is explained in a manner that throws much light on tthe campaign in South Africa. Mr. Joseph Conrad- continues his story, Lord Jim; Mr. Hugh Clifford has a second chapter on BushWhaocking, and Mr. G. S. Street i41 ...

... and suggesmivo artcle on the question of sub- marine. tables ad of tteir use in war, Be-tideo addi- tioneal chpters of Joseph Conrade Lord Jim. we a-ve a third instalmnent of Itz'h1 CJiffard's equally readable tsetchl under the general title of Buch ...

... read, as well for the brillianev of style o-s for their wealth of informa- tion. In additicn to a further instalment of Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim, the interest of which is well sus- tained, there are several stories and sketches of first- claos quality ...

... artiolcion Some Problems of Railway Mfanagement, and The Value of the Water of the Great Rivers of India. Besides Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim. con- tinued with sustained interest, there is a thrilling episode of the Indian Mutiny. The present issue ...

... ari' I sale to the iayor of Ladvsrith' t ! the distress caused by the*siege tla d I authors have contributed sterir*..s Joseph Conrad, Barnard C Eig ;i Francis Gribble. Rolert Ma F. Frankfort Moore, W. F potts, Edwvin Pugh. Morley Robre F Setoun, HI. A ...

... although in An I Outpost of Progress there is a West African Y s sketch-and very gruesome and depressing it is- in by Mr Joseph Conrad. There are two Scotch I sketches, both as dull as ditch-water. One, by il. Ian Maclaren, is redolent of peppermints, while ...

... on China, and a third reflects .Some Needs of the Navy. Two more suhetantial chapters are given of Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad. 6 There are a couple of delightful poems, the one on The Passing of Suimmer, by Christian Burke, and the other on 'Roddy ...

... OCTOBER MAGAZINES. In Blaekwood's Magazine there is a-fine variety of literary matter. As Joseph Conrad's much too protracted Lord Jim is about to be concluded, there is begun a romance by Neil Munro, entitled Doom Castle, the scene of which is ...

... Speeches of Mr. George Wyndham, Under-Secretary for War. 6d. London: The Outlook Publishing Company. Lord Jim. By Joseph Conrad. 6s. William Black- wood and Sons. The IMinor Writings of Charles Dickens: a Biblio- graphy andd a Sketch. By F. G. Kitt-on ...

... husband's audacities. The reconciliation at the last is r~ather forced, but the hook is very -clever. od Lord Jim. By Joseph Conrad. (Lon- me1 es don: Williain Black-wood & Sons.) sat -h We are hound to confess that we 'have found Ca Iw the, first halfo ...

... conversion of the home armny inoC a fighting force. Four nmere chapters are given of Neil Munu'os romance, Doon C'asilA, 'ad Joseph Conrad concludes Lord Jim: a Sltetch. The remaining ooutsituons.s include, The War Operations in South Africa, On the More ...