... get graphic and entertaining impres- sions from the pen of an accomplished reviewer. Be- sides additional chapters of Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim, powerfully sustained in interest, there are a couple of very fine picturesque sketches-the one en- titlaed ...

... 1899 in Reiation to the Cot'on Ce') of 1900, and the latter with New Tvrcut Fisher e- Besides oontinued chapters of Joseph Conrad's 'c Jim. weli sustained in interest, we have a cOtp?etC' story of first-class qualitv in A Light of These Dfay If not ...

... and suggesmivo artcle on the question of sub- marine. tables ad of tteir use in war, Be-tideo addi- tioneal chpters of Joseph Conrade Lord Jim. we a-ve a third instalmnent of Itz'h1 CJiffard's equally readable tsetchl under the general title of Buch ...

... read, as well for the brillianev of style o-s for their wealth of informa- tion. In additicn to a further instalment of Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim, the interest of which is well sus- tained, there are several stories and sketches of first- claos quality ...

... artiolcion Some Problems of Railway Mfanagement, and The Value of the Water of the Great Rivers of India. Besides Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim. con- tinued with sustained interest, there is a thrilling episode of the Indian Mutiny. The present issue ...

... on China, and a third reflects .Some Needs of the Navy. Two more suhetantial chapters are given of Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad. 6 There are a couple of delightful poems, the one on The Passing of Suimmer, by Christian Burke, and the other on 'Roddy ...

... OCTOBER MAGAZINES. In Blaekwood's Magazine there is a-fine variety of literary matter. As Joseph Conrad's much too protracted Lord Jim is about to be concluded, there is begun a romance by Neil Munro, entitled Doom Castle, the scene of which is ...

... 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. THE SPECTATOR describes Mr. Conrad as a writer of remarkable and original pow.. quite unequalled iu the interpietation ...

... 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 attention throughout the co•intry. Another feature of the issue will be the Third Instahm•ut of MR. JOSEPH CONRAD'S NEW ROMANCE• The sto•.e of this story is laid in South America. The cork is chluseterised by nil the vividness of diction ...