... Waldemar Lever. ton. la Adam and C. Black — Dainty Damao of Society.** by W. W. Divan. D. Wm. Heinemann.- - Typboon. by Joseph Conrad. M. Henry J. Glaister The Poetical Worts of George Vole 1. 1. f, M. net each. Morgan and floott.— Thions an They Are: ...

... CONRAD'S NEW ROMANCE THE LATEST WORK OF MR. JOSEPH CONRAD has been secured for serial Publication by the Proprietors of T.P.'s Weekly. Tom firI'XTATOR de..cribest Mr. l'onrad as ''a writer of remarkable and original po , “qte, quite unequalled in tlm ...

... Lace attracted nitiespread attention throughout the country. .mother feature of the sill be the opening chapters of MR. JOSEPH CONRAD'S NEW ROMANCE• o. The scene of !hi. story is laid in Smith Ameri-a. The sock is characterised by all the viridni. diction ...

... attracted widespread attentiee throlig'iot,t the colotry. Another feature of the will be the opening chapter , sf MR. JOSEPH CONRAD'S NEW ROMANCE. I The wive of this story is laid in South America. The work is characterised by all the visridttry: dirtier ...

... first tiolumes issised. elearb printed on exestlent aro -The Herb Moon.' by John Oliver Hobbes; Alniayer's 1?oily.'• by Joseph Conrad; A Millionaite*a Percy White: -The of tl•e Coo- , ' by Wilson Barrett; and by -Rita. - -- (x X x).--• The new Prieket ...

... character sketch Sir John Hythe to campare the value of changer loading expresses oat morning and evening. These are Mr. Joseph Conrad writes with all his needier and singie 'inning from banhelor. These gave filled to overflowing. Ti,.- unfortunate pitmen ...

... promisee exceedingly' Me Herbert Vivian hum a character study Mr. Austen Chamberlain which not all aPPreeintion. and Mr. Joseph Conrad gives us front his and varied stock smine rerniniekencea ti e ea. -Blackwood's 313ga:rine contains the sat instalment ...

... in a nutshell by Miss Beatrice Harraden, whilst Mr. H. B. Marriott Watson, Mr. H. G. Wells, Mr. Arthur Morrison and Mr. Joseph Conrad are other eontributors.—ln Pearson s' Mr. Stuart Cumberland relates some more strange experiences in the pursuit• of his ...

... heathen rites in Ceylon. The Fortnightly Review gives pride of to a very striking and suggestive paper from the pen of Mr. Joseph Conrad on Autocracy and War, and one of his conclusions based on the result of the struggle in the Far East is that For the ...

... Ti,. writer of Musing Method nrvere upon the behaviour of the Press over the recent Portarnouth confenctico, and Mr. Joseph Conrad contributes a clever of ship, and nods,. ...

... American holiday re'sort to three places of decimals. There are also stories by Mr. W. D. Mucci's. Mr. W. 1.. Alden and Air. Joseph Conrad and many striking articles general topics.— Temple Bar continues as a sixpenny magazine to maintain the high standard ...

... FORD MADUOZ T. Hiseffer's beet. The Peal et Leaden. a revelation to those oho had not followed his apprenticeship with Joseph Conrad. Louden Clerciget oger biro • rps 1, sa4 he lulus sioquestly it. tarrination. DR. ANDREW WILSON ON JAUNDICE& ITS CAUSES ...