... of a novel Mr. H. G. Wells ; and the first of a new series of stories of Baffles, tho Amateur Cracksman, Mr. E. Mr. Joseph Conrad will begin his Becollections of Life; Mr. John Burns, M.P., will write on Old and New London Mr. Charles Morlev begins ...

... poem Mr. the ters of a novel by G. W. dlls; and “ the first of a new series of stories o! Cracksman, by Mr. E. W Horn Mr. Joseph Conrad Recoll a Seafarer’s Life Mr. John Burns, MP., writes on “Old New London Charles Morley begins London entitled at Prayer”; ...

... the best. , and pictures The July “London” has a dainty coloured frontispiece, “In the Time of Roses.” Articles T. by Joseph Conrad on “ London’s River,” Bolt on “Labour M.P.’s at Home,’ “The Doom of Cities ” are attractive and well illustrated. Among ...

... of Pierre Loti, though 1t must be admitted that the best of all medern sea stories have becn written by & sailor, Mr. Joseph Conrad, whose *‘Nigger of the Narcissus'' gave him immediate fame some years ago. Mr. Conrad is an altogether remarkable person ...

... To the writers of fiction contribute, in- ible for cluding Joseph Conrad, who is Mate,” and Jack , who has a 1 and , “Pals!” on “ on Mares is from the pen of H. G. Wel A topica! article, in view is that with “Florence Nightingale’s Heroism in the Crimea ...

... THE NEW Writing in the “ English Review ” on the loss of the Titanic, Mr. Joseph Conrad ex- a found disbelief in the theory ob t ehips of her size can be made unsinka- however, that, with the ble. He such enormous vessels, a new kind of seamanship may ...

... Christ at || the latter, by the way, being considered by the best religious autobiography generation. Mx. Bullen and Mr. Joseph Conrad—himself a recipient of a Civil Lit pension—stand in a class by themselves. Their stories breathe the atmosphere of the ...

... PORTSMOUTH. PORTSMOUTH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1913. Mr. Andrew Melrose informs us that Miss Mary Cholmondeley, Mr. Joseph Conrad, and Mr. W. J. Locke, the adjudicators in his new 950 Guineas Prize Novel Competition, have awarded the prize to & novel entitled ...

... moment, but Sir Henry is the only baronet really lost. Miss Corelli's Popularity I wonder whether Mr. Bernard Shaw, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. G. K. Chesterton, aud Mr. de Morgan are really serious rivals of Miss Corelli. Mr, Shaw has not written a novel for ...

... purpose. the book is well worth the sum asked for it. The authors include John Galsworthy, A. J. Balfour, J. M. Barrie, Joseph Conrad, Beatrice Harradon , Leonard Merrick. Conan Doyle. E. F. Ilcn son, Mrs. Hnniphry Ward, Gilbert Par' ker, Jerome K. Jerome ...

... squealing.” “ Four names rtaiid out as super-distinguished in the English fiction of to-day Thomas Hardy, Rndyard Kipling, Joseph Conrad, and' John Galsworthy.” Mr. Clement Shorter. If, on the other side,” am ever again privileged to meet some of those he ...

... 6.ls.—Scholars' Half.hour; Eustace Nash, Appreciation of Pictures.” 7.o.—News (from London). 7.10-— C. B. Carter on Joseph Conrad and his Works.” 7.23—L0cal New* and Weather. Irish Night. 7 30- —The Wire Jess Orchestra. 8-16-—Gerald Kaye (tenor). 8-40-—Mary ...