... Ladysmith for the relief the distress caused by the siege. The following authors haw contributed stories: -tf. Anstey, Joseph Conrad, Bernard Capes, Edgar Fawcett, Fr«m. Gnbble, Boibert Machrsy, lan Mwlaren, . Moore, W. E. Norris, Eden PhUlpotts, Edwin ...

... Barrie s Tommy and Mr Maurice Hewlett s Richard ea- MiBB Wilkins;s T Hearts Highway,” Mr. W. Jacobs Master of OrSt,” Mr. Joseph Conrad's Jim, a new novel by Mr. Oissing “Tongues of Oonsoienoe and Mr. W. Ridge’s A Breaker of Laws are just out- TV, ra.ilT ...

... Edinburgh. In Three vole., demy Bvo. VoL I.—CLASSICAL AND MEDIEVAL CRITICISM. 16s.net. JOSEPH CONRAD’S NEW STORY. LORD JIM. a Tale. | At all Libraries, By JOSEPH CONRAD, Price 6s. Author of The Nigger of the Narcissus, •• An Outcast of the Islands,” Tales ...

... adopted. Another collaboration is announced which should excite some curiosity as to its result. One could hardly expect Mr. Joseph Conrad, whose Nigger of the Narcissus and Lora Jim” showed such powerful individuality, to take partner in his next story. But ...

... NEW SIX-SHILLING NOVELS AND BXOBIE3. The luck of the vails. E. F. Bensok. Author of Mammon and C 0.,” &o. INHERITORS. JL Joseph Conrad and F. M. Hueffeb. JACK RAYMOND. E. L. Voynich, Author The Gadfly. Mr. Robert Uichsns in the Westminster Gazette.- down ...

... Tbit VAILS, SriiCTATOE. —“Delightfully easy rradinpr. . . . Cal giTe a proper Christinas thrill the hottest afterncou.” JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HCEFFER. THE INHERITORS. EL. VOYNICH’S NEW NOVEL. JACK RAYMOND. Pall-Mall Gazette.—“ The strongest novel the ...

... Delightfully easy holiday reading. catenlyii to give proper Christmas thrill the hottest midsummer after* noon.** JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HUEFFKR. THE INHERITORS. L. VOYNICH’S NEW NOVEL. JACK RAYMOHL. Pall Hall Gazette. The strongest novel uto **• ...

... ly easy holidsy reading calculated to giro proper Christmas thrill the wl summer afternoon.’’ fIIHE INHERITORS. JL 3y Joseph Conrad and F. M. Daily Telegraph,—“A work to read and well thoughtful, and of small interest to the studcniTtS JACK RAYMOND. By ...

... the hotted afternoon.” TVI'ATILDE SERAO, author of Fantasy.” i-TJL THE LAND OF COCKAYNE. SPECTAtoa.— ‘‘A great novel.'' JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HOEFFEE. THE INHERITORS, Daily Telegraph.— A work to read and well weiihedkj the thoughtful, and of small interest ...

... Christmas thrill taa MM afternoon.” MATILDE SBRAO. author of “Fantasy. THE LAND OP COCKAYNE. Spectator.— great noTel.'* JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HDEFFKB. THE INHERITORS. Daily Telegraph.—“ A work to be read »nd well the thoughtful, and of no small interest ...

... the hottest afternoon.’* IVTATILDE SERAO. author of Fantasy.’ * iWL THE LAND COCKAYNE. Spectatob.— *‘A jrreat novel.*' JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HUEFFER. THE INHERITORS. Daily Telegraph.—** A work to read and well weighed the thoughtful, and of no small ...

... Delightfally hoUd».r readinf, calculated riy* a prosM Christmas thrill ou the hottest afternoon, —Spectatok. The inheritors. Joseph Conrad and F. M. Hoepfer. *• A work to be read and well weighed by the thoughtful, and of small interest to the student of the ...