... represented in tins number, would giro distinction to any magazine :—E. W. Vornung, Jack London. Mrs.'Flora Annie Steel, Joseph Conrad, H. Wells. Martel Harris, and Cbas. D. Roberts. Tbo reading provided by these well-known writers is interesting ami varied ...

... s. There arc several other contents worthy mention including “The Mirror of the Sea: the Rulers of East and West,” by Joseph Conrad; The Doctor’s Visit, story Hamlin (iarland ; instalment of “ Kipps : Too Story of Simple Soul, H. G. Wells; The Little ...

... Guildball which is fully fflastrated from photographs. There are instalments of Thief the Night,” fey E. W. tHornnng; Sea, by Joseph Conrad; and 44 Kipps,” H. G. Wells. There are also stories Jack London and Arthur Morrison, and poems lan Malcolm, M.P., Marie ...

... Navigators.” The Press lias already spoken of Mr. Noble's work challenging comparison with that of Mr. Kipling and Mr. Joseph Conrad. “The Lady Navigators” has all the in lima knowledge sea displayed its predecessor, together with touch of the farcical ...

... is also a hymn and music by E. Rendall. The principal articles in the “Fortnightly Review” are ,r Autocracy and War,” Joseph Conrad; The Battle of the Sea of Japan,” Archibald Hard ; A Morning in the Galleries by Frederic Harrison; The Marqbis of Laosdowne ...

... sketch that has now been republished to serve a purpose for which, obviously, it was never intended. “The Bookman” says—Mr. Joseph Conrad has finished a book which calls The Mirror of the Sea.” The book consists of anecdotal essays dealing with various phases ...