... STEEVENS —PRIMITIVE SQOUALIStS By EPWARD A. IRVING THE HAUNTS OF THE MOOSE —CHILDREN OF THE HOUSE OF KAJAR: JIM A By JOSEPH CONRAD. METHOD The Paris Exhibitiien—Hand craft endo Exhibition «an Exeuse for Pelitieal Acrimeons Schemes of General Mercier—The ...

... SORLEY BOY'S Sir HENE} MORE ABOUT K.C.B.—PRISCILLA HOBBES. By GILFRID W svirit WARDEN OF THE MARCH —IORI JIM: A SKETCH. By JOSEPH CONRAD.—THE THE WAR OPERATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA: The Cost o FROTHER OF THE SHAH. By WILFRID SPARROY.— —Doctors Dis Kanitty—A Sneaking ...

... B'lackwood's magazine. No. 1041.—JULY, 1902.-2S 6d THE END OF THE TETHER, 1.-IV. By JOSEPH CONRAD MY LORD THE BUCK. HUGH M WARRAN U.—ON THE HEELS WET VII POTTERING. —DOGS A SORT.—CuNCEJiNOTNG EN THE ADVENTURES M. D'HARICOT. By J. OLOUSTON. —A DAY IN CHITRAL ...

... of W. W. I the Barge, the inevitable aw y * ■ Kettle, KC.B. ; John fl of Lancashire life, From weird stories of Max Joseph Conrad, and the imP Pp. real life Bart Kennedy ' elT n. Algernon Gissing, E. P. OpP«^uC^ite' Sills Hocking, and Fergus » nodrida ...

... 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 powers, quite unequalled in the in ...

... more concerned to fathom the heart and mind of the peoples who frequent those regions, must turn to (the romances of Mr. Joseph Conrad. ANTIPODEAN ETHICS. New Morality/' by Arthur Turner. ' (London: Grant Richards.) (25.) Mr. Turner dates his preface from ...

... LETTERS IN THE TIMES. Letters in The Times today deal with the North Sea Outrage (Mr. Joseph Conrad); Peace or Strife in Ireland (Mr. William O'Brien, M.P.); the Irish Reform Association (Lord Aranmore and Browne); Religious Education (the Rev. Lord ...

... exciting of his adventures a member of the fish patrol in San Francisco. Other writers are b. W. Hornung. Flora Annie Steel. Joseph Conrad, Harold J Shepatone. H. G. Oharlee Morloy. Charles Daw barn, and Charles G. Roberta The Boy’s Own Paper contains a most ...

... Commons; and Mr. F. J. Higgmhottom provides Parliamentary notes. Other contributors William Sharp. K. W Hornung. Jack London. Joseph Conrad. Katherine C. Thurston. H. G. Molls Charles Morley, and Barry Pain— quite galaxy of talent In the new number the “Interpreter” ...

... Personality.’’ though there is a good deal of Vivian, too. Other contributors are H. G. Wells, E. W. Hornung. Jack London, Joseph Conrad, William Sharp, and Barry Pain. For the June Smart Set the distinguished impresario, Heinrich Conried, has written an important ...

... prodigal return and blackmail his father, Mr. Hankin, has, of course, utilised a similar motive to that exploited by Mr. Joseph Conrad lately in “To-morrow,” but at the Court the motive is handled more elaborately and with more skill. The result is a really ...

... Lamsbury writes on “The Hostility to Certain Words,” and Robert Kennedy Duncan on “Some Rare Elements and their Application.” Joseph Conrad contributes a story called “An Anarchist.” The “Art Journal” frontispiece this month is a beautiful original etching of ...