... the title of The Silent Woman; Romance of the Peak Country.” its title suggests, the scene of story laid Derbyshire. Mr. Joseph Conrad’s new novel will be issued next week by Harper and Brothers. Nosiromo,” the name of a Genoese sailor, who plays prominent ...

... of “ The Silent Woman : A Romance of the Peak Country.” As its title suggests, the scene ihe story laid Derbyshire. Mr. Joseph Conrad’s new novel will be issued next week by Harper and Brothens. Nostromo,” the name of a Genoese sailor, who plays prominent ...

... r typical, imagine, of ge> era! feeling. *T man cf aaul, “but—*” There limrta, meant A NOVELIST THE BALTIC FLEET. Mr. Joseph Conrad, tho novelist the tea. writes:—“The firing upon tho fishing fleet is an outrage doubt to extraordinary, i-o amazing, that ...

... 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 ...

... Clifford of Mslay-Kngliah dictionary. is an active and daring man, taking keen delight in hunting and polo. Mr. Joseph Conrad Mr. Joseph Conrad, tlie novelist, whose letter appeared in Timn the oilier day—pointing out how absurd It was for anyone to maintain ...

... of a Malay-English dictionary. He is an active and daring man, taking keen delight in hunting and polo. Mr. Jeseph Mr. Joseph Conrad. the novelist, whose letter appeared in the Timm the other day—pointing out bow absurd it wan for anyone to maintain the ...

... in answer to the wr.letn who defearded ’the Chnalian poaitioo again Mr. Bklchfooda attacks. ••The Bookman aay*. —Mr. Joseph Conrad haa I written an appreciation of Hmiry Jams*. »hich to published the North American Mr. Oonrad'a new book will entitled ...

... JOSEPH CONRAD. This favourite writer sea storits tells of bis personal experiences as sailor. His contribution will welcomed by all who go down to the tea in ships, for it deals in vivid wa? with the hazirds of sailor's life in all parts the world in ...

... several pieces of poetry, and m ,ny realy beautiful illnstrations. The list of writers includes such names as those of Joseph Conrad, John Barns, L.C.C., M.P., Herbert Vivian, Charles Morley, IL W. Hornung, H. G. Wells, the bad of Iddre'eigh, Thomas Hardy ...

... reveals the Rumania of 411 i 111.1111$. other ,rte loins mut inhaled by Mr. (*hurler ' Mori,' n ra don at Prayei; Mr. Joseph Conrad oa The mirror of t h emanit las t . but by no 1124.16.1 lead interesting, dr. H. U. (lull, P. 11.11.8., on 'the Urea( ...

... the nomination Mr. Whit- taken seriously, tl»e other not. I tiogham has only been mode order to take wonder ahethor ilr. Joseph Conrad thinkadvantage a pissible threo-comorod contest, ing of the Cocos Inland ti« Mire when and now that such a fight not possible ...

... Among the stories in the present number will he found contributions E. W. Hornung. Jack London. Mrs Flora Annie Steel, Joseph Conrad, H. d. Wells, Muriel Harris, Chas. I). Hoberu, and many al tides of general and personal interest, such as •'The Prime ...