... not at the of the year they go throwgh their Lady of Snows is it that writers of so much abi Caper to their readers with Joseph Conrad delight The former, in “Our Lady of Darkness,” indeed this poor exense, that he was dealing with the hysterical period ...

... 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 ...

... from the sale of which are to be forwarded to the Ma of for the relief of the distress caused the now historic —F Anstey, Joseph Conrad, Bernard Capes, Fawcett, Gribble, Robert Machray, Lan F. Frankfort Moore, W. E. Norris, and “ Zeck.” Doyle, Barrie are ...

... Ladysmith for the relief of the distress caused by the siege. The following authors have contributed stories :—F. Aostey, Joseph Conrad, Bernard Capes, Edgar Fawcett, Francis Gribble, Robert Machray, lan Machina, F. Frankfort Moore, W. E. Norris, Eden Phillpotta ...

... when . it . i s stated that these are Mr F . Anstey ' s deliciouEly humorous society farce , The Game of Adverbs , Mr Joseph Conrad ' s tragic tale of Sierra Leone life , - An Outpost of Progress , and Mr Gabriel Setoun ' s clever Scottish folk sketch ...

... 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 ...

... eolonela now. Priscilla Hobbes, by Oiifrid W. Hartley, is •simple little story. The Lord Jim long *ketch or story, h)• Joseph Conrad, has reached ita thirtieth chapter. Were it not for its rating, churning, Coiryretkan style, it might ho rather a good ...

... Sections of the Halls of Various Industries on the “Esplanade des In- valides” gone throngh. Thereafter, the palaces Mr Joseph Conrad’s new novel “* Lord Jim in the grand “Rue des Nations” may be done, i dra to a in s Maga fternoon, and | 14 ig to be followed ...

... work by Mr Innes Shand; and “The Elder Brother of the Shah.” A good instalment is given of Lord Jim,” the serial sketch Joseph Conrad. The Board of Trade are to hold examination of inspectors of weights and measures, under the Weights and Measures Act, ...

... by Messrs Bladwood daring the autamn . The work will be in two volumes . - . - . . ; ' • . The last instalment of Ml . Joseph Conrad ' s Loid Jim win , aopear in the November Blaclcwood , and Messrs lilachwood will issn it m volame form immediatel ...

... 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 ...

... flesiini by -Mr Hyde .. In 1 vol . . royal . 410 . £ 5 . 3 s . net . :, JOSEPH COMtAD'S NEW STOB'S . T OBD JQI . A TALE . Br JOSEPH CONRAD , JLl Antibor oi • Kie Migger ot tho Karoissns , An Outc&st of tie Island ; . •• bJes cf Unrest . &c . At aU ...