... proposed to increase to forty : Alfred Austin, Laurence Rinvon, Andrew Cecil Bradley, Robert Bridges, Samuel Henry Butcher, Joseph Conrad, William John Courthope, Austin Dobson, James George Frazer, Edmund (posse, Richard kurdon Haldane, Thomas Hardy, Henry ...

... by C. F. Keary; Le Reduit, by Sir Frank Swettenham; Miss Cal, by Elizabeth Robins; Under NVestern Eyes, by Joseph Conrad; and The Protest of American Senators against Protectionist Tariff, by Sir Alfred Mond, Bart., NOVEICBER 25, 1910 REPENTANCE ...

... Commencement of JOSEPH CONRAD'S Study of Revolutionary Life in Russia ARNOLD BENNETT'S Paris Nights (II.) POETRY : THOMAS HARDY JOHN CARTER FREDERICK NIVEN FRAN:.7IS GRIFRSON C LEWIS HIND Ast. Se:ivy-Jo ad Beauty The New ELLA D•ARCY C. KEARY As Euchre* ...

... certain intrinsic excellencies. The first instalment of a serial, the interest of which appears to be Russian. by Mr. Joseph Conrad. is the mast important piece of fiction in a number which includes complete stories by Miss Elia D'Arcy, Miss Elizabeth ...

... Moore, give lightness to the literary contents, which include, besides some excellent minor verse, the continuation of Joseph Conrad's Under ‘Vestern Eyes. ...

... little sketch by Mrs. H. G. Was, analysing the experiences of a woman about to commit suicide. In Under 'Western Eyes Mr. Joseph Conrad oontinues a story characterised by the customary vig our and picturesqueness cf his style. MY ...

... Ilewlett's gossip about fairie•:. and the quaint humour of Mr. Willcocks's rural courting scenes In Cupid's Garden.•' Mr. Joseph Conrad continues Under Western Eyes, and a number which has many good thing concludes with freshly written reviews of the books ...

... World. APRIL. MY IDEALFD JOHN BULLESSES (iii.) YOSHIO MARKING. THE KING OF THE JEWS. FRANK HARRIS. UNDER WESTERN EYES (v.) JOSEPH CONRAD. FICTION. Ford Madox Hueffer. Forrest Reid. POETRY. Stephen Phillips. Richard Middleton. Frederic manning. J. D. Reazley ...

... s as ever in the amount of its I space which is occupied by purely literary matter. There is some notable poetry, Mr. Joseph Conrad's story Under NVestern Eves is continued. and Mr. Ford Madox 'Netter has a short story _ of quality and listinction ...

... ZUBBAZINDO MAY. 2 6 net. CONTRIBUTORS. W. H. HUDSON. A. C. BENSON. JOSEPH CONRAD. RICHARD MIDDLE lON, O. S. STREET. HERBERT FLOWER. DEW, VI ATOR. LORD COURTNEY OF PEN WITH, C. ROBINSON, EDEN PHILLPOTTS, MAXIM OORKI, YOSHIO MARKING. POETRY. DUCHESS of ...

... the Continental their manner that the policy justifies itself. Mr. 4actories, or, bettor still, that British capitalists Joseph Conrad's under \\ - estern Eves is run-ning its course, and shows no falling off in began to build such factories in this country ...

... Mr. J. M. Robertson writes with scholarly 'precision about ' Form in Poetry. Under Western Eves, the serial by Mr. Joseph Conrad. progresses satisfactorily to those who have read its earlier chapters. The brief reviews of current literature touch upon ...