... appointtnrnt x Bishop Ryle: Regrets unable to accept biu«f invitation to meet Miss Malecka. Congratulations release. Mr. Joseph Conrad: ' Regrets infinitely not being able to accept. Begs to congratulate Miss Mater on her release. Mrs Hertha Ayrton: Regret ...

... will contain the following contributions of interest Ships, John Masefield ; Some Aspects of the Admirable Inquiry, Joseph Conrad; A Defence of Man, Miss May Sinclair; Church Disestablishment in Ireland and in Wales. J. G. Swift McNeill, K.C., ...

... Maternity of Hart lett Wlckea By FLORENCE C. PRICE Lord Kentwell'e Lore Affair By JUSTIN HUNTLY MCCARTHY If I were Kin* By JOSEPH CONRAD N of the Narcissus Our Lady the Beechee By PHILIP GIBBS By FRANK PANBY Baccarat' By JOHN GALSWORTHY The Street Adventure ...

... and has which is either attractive challenging, that is impossible to consider it in detail the extent it deserves. Mr. Joseph Conrad's article, Some Aspects of the Admirable Inquire will attract special attention. A passage like this gives a hint of ...

... English Literature. But why does he omit any mention of G. K. Chesterton, H. Belkw. John Galsworthy, Arnold Bennett, Joseph Conrad Are not writers worthy place near H. G. Wells, Belfort Bax, Bernard Shaw, and Mr. Masefieli) Mr. Spiller ia just the man ...

... London and Its Government, by Percy A. Harris. Among novels are the following Daisy DarWv, W. P. Ryan; a new volume Joseph Conrad. Specially be kept in mind are the forthcoming biographies Wagner Man and Artist. Ernest Newman; and of Swinburne, John ...

... supported in the first issue bv that master of short story, ,Mr. Perceval Gibbon (who contributes .'a character sketch Joseph Conrad). Amongst the other contributors one notes E. M. Forster (whose Howard's End and Celestial Ominibus have still to gain ...

... way, but couldn't compound addition; Mr. Skortt't name won really spelt with MM t —As added the other out of swank; Joseph Conrad —good old Joe—had never been ship in his life; Poor Georgie Jlohey's haunting fear was that hit fount of fun would suddenly ...

... intend !et tile done to the men dead more will board of this rant rt«Keou* itt.- r«'-t Herald Agitation Stars Fruit JOSEPH CONRADS NEW LONG NOVEL Nat ...

... CONRAD ON SHORE Thr. inw Gold. By Joseph Conrad (Kwlwr I'nwin. B*. net.l new Conrad is anybody's I took, but it does belong especially to thorn whom it is increasingly difficult to know what to read for tho pitch living raised the of literary requirement* ...

... Why My Music is So Good,' or John Sargent for an article on Why the Public Goes into Raptures over Mv Pictures.' or Joseph Conrad for one on Attain 8o Many Editions It might seem rather cheeky request to the editor; hut you never know how Great ...

... for the at this treasure to os. ROMMT NIOHOIA *4***t 11 >♦ BOOKS of TO-DAY and TQ-MQRROJVI 111 lit IRNBUNNBSHNSNBSNMNUiI JOSEPH CONRAD, Wham new Novo* to expected in the spring. ...