... doytU Army Medical Corps.—Hn*h-whacking; An Expedition into the Benighted , and*, by Hugh Cl fford,—Lord Jim, a Sketch, by Joseph Conrad.—Musings without * Method: France’s love of False News—Her Injustice to herself and to others—Cambridge in the Nineteenth ...

... Royal Army Medical Corps.—Bush-whacking : An Expedition into the Benighted Lands, by Hugh Gifford,—Lord Jim, a Sketch, by Joseph Conrad. —Biasings without Method: France’s love of Falsa Newa—Her Injustice to herself and to others—Cambridge iti the Nineteenth ...

... y-Williame.—Disraeli and the Colonies. by W without Methzl.—Tribote to the Flag, by Nellie Blissett.—Lord Jim, a Sketch, by Joseph Conrad.—Names of Places, by Bir Herbert Maxwell, Bart.--Bootland and Mr Ooldwin Smith, by Amber Long.-01i Her Majesty's Service ...

... HwihiirV” William a. —Disraeli and (lie Colonies, by without Method.—Tribute the by Nellie K Bliaeett.— L»r»l Jim, Sketch, by Joseph Conrad.—Names of Places, Sir Herbert Maxwell, B'irt.—Scotland ana Mr Goldwin Smilb, Andrew Lang.—On Her Maiesty’s ,3ei vice, by ...

... Boy'. fown.—M•re ab Hetrietrare—By Sir Henry Stnith, Hubbeis. Bild Warden of the yNorth ()M —Lord Jim : • Sli•teh. liy Joseph Conrad.— Ihe hltirr B othre of the shati. Ely Wilt rid Sparrow. —I he War Oprraliiins in Booth Maio : The Cost itspiclity-..-A ...

... Ealehea•tmeot : by Sir Herbert ilazavell.—After Wild (feriae Manitoba : by (.1 Haubury- Williaws.—Loral Jon. A Photo!. : by Joseph Conrad.—Enddy Nor, The hover : by author of Vathet O'Fl3em.—Coion.—Souis of the Navl.—The 0141 0.11 soul the New.— Illusiog• ...

... An Antonia Day's Spurt near Mktg— Brighten'. Sister-in-Law. By Henry Lawton. —Our Soldiers. By Litionnen.—L vd By Joseph Conrad. Conolesion.—The Colo Ports.—The Rival 66 POlVigel Devils. By C 1 11. H. Knollys.—A Badges of New Books.—War Operations ...

... Highlands and partly on the Continent. . Mr. Joseph Conrad is writing a short story whick, with Youth and The Heart of Darkness, will appear in volume form in the spring. Mr. Heine. mann has secured Mr. Joseph Conrad's next long novel, which, we hear, is ...

... 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. ...

... gtoittus of glooks. YOUTH, Anl OTHCR STORIEA. Joseph Conrad. Edinburgh : William 131ackwood and Sons. •• But the Dwarf an-scred. Something Monati is dearer to use than the wealth of all the world.' SUCH is the very apt quotation which Mr Conrad pia. ...

... much above Bolingbroke as he is below him as a man of letters. THE EIST'S FIRST KISS. The following quotation from Mr. Joseph Conrad's book Youth, a Narrative. gives a description of a young merchant sailor's first sight of the East. Ha had undertaken ...