... IPHarieot ” are from pea of J. Storer Clnuston. have additional chapters both the tale*—vis . the Heels Dc Wet ” and Joseph Conrad’s End of the Tether.” “Musing* Without Method” are always most readable, and this month's are specially attractive. TT'e ...

... ” and Sport and* Politics Under Eastern Skv.” together with “On the Heel* Wei—X. Jog-trot.” two additional chapter* ol Joseph Conrad’s tale; “The End of tbe Teller and the ever-readeblc ariraclive collection of :Musings without Method. '■ Macmillan’s ...

... ” G. S. Btreet; War England: la Invasion Possible?” Major and The Conspiracy of *Journaluial.' , by G. K. Cbesherton. Joseph Conrad’s story Typhoon” is continued. The February nornher of the “Leisure Hoor” contains Mr. J. Hcruiikor Heaton’s second article ...

... Life m Montenegro. by Reginald Wyon. Sir Theodore Martin, K.C.8., continues his translations poems Giacomo Leopardi, and Joseph Conrad's novel, The End the Tether,” is approaching completion. Linesman,” who has already done excellent work this magazine ...

... embrace “An Isolated Case.’ Ernest Fox well; With the Pearlers of North-Western Australia; three additional chapters Joseph Conrad's story, ‘•The End of tho Tether:* “St. Bridgid's Flood. Stephen Gwynn; another paper—the eighthOn Heels of De Wet; ...

... to this power, a power possesses io a higher degree and more concrete form than any other servant of the modern State.” Joseph Conrad’s serial, “ The End of the Tether,” concluded, and there is another instalment “Children of Tempest: A Tale of the Ou&r ...