... CONRAD’S NEW ROMANCE. THE LATEST WORE of Mr. JOSEPH CONRAD h« been secured for Serial Publication by th« Proprietors of “T. P.’s WEEKLY. Tht Spffintor describes Mr. Conrad writer of remarkable and original'powers, quit* aneauulled in the interpretation ...

... te “ Abide w _ me 4 repetition of the Lord’s Prayer. a pee eee al ata ll oe Y. Se h has Mr. “Joseph Conrad, whose name board | the statements to be read with respect, as follows to the vr. of the outrage on the part of the ] e sad Fleet, is beyond doubt ...

... these powerful stories of seafaring on the Newfoundland coast. ** I absolutely certain that, with the exception of Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Rudyard Kipling, no writing about the sea has ever probed so deeply and faithfully into its mysteries the work ...

... 11. G. Wells, and the first of a new series of stories of Raffles, th© Amateur Cracksman,” by Mr. E. W. Hornung. Mr. Joseph Conrad will begin hia Recollections of Seafarer’s Life;” Mr. John Burns, M.P., will write on “Old and New London;” Mr. Charles ...

... Thursday ; it belongs to the Little Booki*on Art series, and the publishers are Messrs. Methuen. “The Bookman” says—Mr. Joseph Conrad has undertaken to write series of essays dealing in anecdotal fashion with the sea and the author's experience with ships ...

... of life could the thing happen. The psychology of the sea is .vonderful. No has more truly given evidence of this than Joseph Conrad “The Nigger of‘The Narcissus.’” 1 had Mike pretty much where I wanted him after the boom episode. The fact of a sailor ...

... the description of that long-drawn battle with the elements is strong as the strongest writing of Rudyard Kipling or Joseph Conrad. That is strong language to use with regard to a new writer. Those who read this book will admit that it is justified. ...

... to the opening chapter the now romance. Kipps,” by H. G. Wells; “The Mirror erf the Sea: Landfalls and Departures, by Joseph Conrad; and Thief in the Night: Oat of Paradise, hy E. W. Hornung. These throe items alone are euffioelnt to give distinction ...

... element subordinated the literary. There are several pen-pictures Parnell was at and after the general election 1880. Joseph Conrad’s serial, “Nostromo. continued, and there are also several readable articles. This issue “Tho Sphere’’ has two illustrations ...

... in *T. P.*s Weekly,” which, by the way, has the further attraction in the current issue of the opening chapters of Mr. Joseph Conrad’s new story, and is altogether the be«t number of the admirably-edited miscellany that has yet appeared. Owing to a breakdown ...

... the first been feature Mr. O’Goimor's popular literary weekly. Other features this issue will the opening chapters Mr. Joseph Conrad’s new romance, Nostromo.” “Recollection® of Rossetti, and “Robert i Bums: Lecture T.P. This number, which lias been enlarged ...