... —PRIMITIVE SOCIALIjITB. Bv EDWARD IRVING.- MID THE HAUNTS THE NOO.SE-CHILDREN THE HOUSE KAJAR: II - lORD JIM; SKETCH. JOSEPH CONRAD.-HUMINGB WITHOUT METHOD: Tub PaaiH Exmmnos—HANDicßArr anr> War-Tub Exhibition’ Political Acbi* wonv—Tmc simian I/»vb KlN ...

... true men, was hardly possible that there should be failure. One the most striking things the volume is the story, Mr. Joseph Conrad, called “An Outpost of Progress.'’ The grim side of life On isolated West African trading -post is here described with ...

... PENNSYLVANIA COUNTRY SCHOOL -IN THE HEART KAIdVMANTAN. HUGH CIOFFORD. C.M.G.—PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD.-LORO JIM; A SKETCH. By JOSEPH CONRAD.—A MONTH IN IRELAND. STEPHEN GWYNN.-THE ECCLESIASTICAL SITUATION SCOTLAND.—MUSINCS WITHOUT METHOD: MitfortuoM of the f>( ...

... Speeches of Mr. George Wyndham, Under-Secretary for War. 6d. London: The Outlook Publishing Company. Lord Jim. By Joseph Conrad. 6s. William Black- wood and Sons. The IMinor Writings of Charles Dickens: a Biblio- graphy andd a Sketch. By F. G. Kitt-on ...

... ill iml Ihrir 1tj.. 1 . Go/.ctto ami New CataUvuo a-lile-^* E.V CO,, a-; Slmrl, w.c. AVM. AND SONS’ NEW PUBLICATIONS. JOSEPH CONRADS NEW STORY. At al! Itloksellcr* - ami Librarin. *1 iiKD JIM. Tali'. Conrad. .C Tlip Nifgi-r tba An Ooti-ut t- 1., lU'l ...

... JOSEPH CONRAD’S NEW STORY. Lord .hm. a ini. | 11/ JOSEPH CONRAD, ...

... Nat Gould (Everett and Co., 25.); “ Retaliation,” by Herbert Flowerdew (Constable and Co., Os.); “The Inheritors,” by Joseph Conrad and Ford Hucffcr (Heinomann, (».); “The Dream Woman,” by Kythe 65.; “ Love Rules the Camp,” by Andrew Haggard (Hutchinson ...

... Tko Maharaja of Jaipur is great admirer of Sirs. Besant, the Theoeophist. new serial story by Joseph Conrad will shortly commence in Blackwood's Magazine. Prince Christian will unveil the Carlisle memorial the late Queen Victoria on Monday, July 7th ...

... CARCRK—TIIR I'M OOTIOV O»- HI«IJU ...

... The Virginian, The Four Feathers, The Vultures, or who is unable to realise the extraordinary vivid power of Mr. Joseph Conrad, author who has never yet attained the reputation which he so eminently deserves. BOOKS THAT RUN THEM CLOSE. A number of ...

... WILLIAM MOKRIB. ChMh. ItUaH. Doily Nrwa 'n>.t .tit tli'unci hiMoffMral *ahw>. Jjmlim: lIH.IiY. LOSII. Htmt, TMfti*A JOSEPH CONRAD _. .TYPHOON: K. BENSON .THE BOOK MONTHS. ZANGWILL .THE GREY WIG. GRAY.. RICHARD ROBNY. PUGH. CATHERINE STERLING ...

... 000,000 in- habitants can netther read nor write, the of the people must be indescribable. YPHOON, and Other Stories. By Joseph Conrad. Heinemenn To a chosen few, whose borders we wonld fain hope merease year by year, the appearance of a new book by Mr. ...