... run raws and skilful betting coup,. fnwin on September 2nd a relics St. Philomena ha exposed rmrirptv ntnnu lew of Mr. Joseph Conrads nortl, for the veneration of the faithful in the; ILL gi-EST DARRfcLL. f . _* i-i*nd« the same magnificent church of the ...

... principal novels announced for autumn publication ; Methuen Tales of Two People,” by Anthony Hope; “The Secret Agent,” bjr Joseph Conrad :' M«jor Vigoureux,” by ; “The Halo,” by Hsioncss van Hutten, and Votes for Women.” by Kli/.abeth Uobins. must notice also ...

... dramatic story, showing how an Australian adventuress was trappoil by an ex-officer of the Indian Police 11 Conde, by Joseph Conrad, who gives a vivid interpretation of Neapolitan life. The story full of power and force. Helen Nlaaters and Richard Marsh ...

... Foreign literary men have long since acknowledged the commercial value or the latter tongue. Maarten Maarten, is a Dutchman: Joseph Conrad is a Pole. And both romance in English, for that way lies the idest market. MOTOR FAILS 300 FEET Mr. D. W. Baker, limited ...

... Trust Society. Price ss. The Result of an Accident.” by Beatrice Whitby. London; Methuen and Co. Price Set of Six. by Joseph Conrad. Lon: Methuen and Co. 6s. Autobiography.” by Herbert Spencer. : Williams Norgate. 2 Vole., 12-. fid- net. Mr. Stanley ...

... PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED. Tue REsrt.T w Accident. By Beatrice Whitby. Mrthuen and Cu. 6s. _ . . A Six. Joseph Conrad. Methuen and Lsmr *so Somusa. By the Rev. It. T; Perfect, late Vicar Slunton. Brewwilh. Ben*- ford. Illustrated. The Walter hcotl Co.. Ltd ...

... K. Chesterton, and M. will write. Mr. Wells’ contribution will Im* novel, which will completed four numbers, while Mr. Joseph Conrad will provide interesting autobiography which ranges from his exile in Poland as a child to the command ships at sea. and ...

... Chesterton, and M. Heir-mei will write. Mr. Wells' contributioo will be a novel, which be completed in four numbers, while Mr. Joseph Conrad will provide an interesting a utobiography which ranges from his mile in Poland aa a child to the command of ships at sea ...

... and among the writers of these the present volume are such L-kno*n names Rodyard Kiplmg, H. A, Va» beU. Ja.k London, Joseph Conrad, Marjorie Bueen, Robcit Harr Ridge, Morley Robert*. Mrs. C. X. Williamson, and Shan F. Bullock. There novelette by EUaabeth ...

... Os. It - with a Wessex poem by Mr. Hardy, and contains long instalments of stories by Count Tolstoy and Mr. H. G. Mr. Joseph Conrad gives an invslment of Some Reminiscences, while there are short stories by Mr. Henry James and Mr. John Galsworthy. Mr ...

... Note*, A. W. SCriwnr- I>. two volume*. Second Edmoo The Beltfwua Track ?ci«ty. 10s. bd. RbXJUVED. “Tales I'nrest, hy Joseph Conrad. : T Fisher Unwin. Prke 3s. 6d. ■' of Canon Pie 2,'* hv Hoc. Arthur R. M. Piniayson. Ixmdon : Jaities Nisbel and Co., Ltd ...

... and his descriptions of the breathless heat and green gloom of the primeval forests of tho Congo are not inferior Mr. Joseph Conrad's essays on the met heme. ~ Tl>r l’oo,» of Kitcoce. 11. «lo tharpuulc. T. Fitbcr l usin. C&. Fact or fiction? The publisher ...