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... Tie Transatlantic Review Lined by F. M. FORD (Ford Mad*: Hustler). No. 2. February. 2'. net. Contributions by JOSEPH CONRAD. FORD MADOX HUEFFER. ETHEL COLBURN MAYNE. JOHN J. ADAMS, LUKE lONIDES, &c, and a special MUSICAL SUPPLEMENT. .4 REMARK:II3LE NEW ...
... Phillpotts THE DEEMSTER By Hall Caine AN OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS By Joseph Conrad THE BROKEN ROAD By A. E. W. Mason A CIGARETTE-MAKER’S ROMANCE By F. Marion Crawford THE ARROW OF GOLD By Joseph Conrad THE COURTSHIP OF MORRICE BUCKLER By A. E. W. Mason MIRANDA ...
... continents, countries, and chief cities of the Globe. entitled Countries of the World —will appear on Tuesday next. Joseph Conrad, who writes an introductory article on Tie Romance of Travel, is among the 133 famous writers and explorers who will ...
... in about 40 fortniglitl3 parts. _ . - Part 1., now on pale Os. Sd.h contains an article on The Romance of Travel, by Joseph Conrad. The work when complete incorpordie neariT illustrations, of which MU are coloured. Famous authors and traiellers who ...
... COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD inclu4e %-- Contests ot I Tile Romance of Travel 99 rticle by a f ascinating a nd occlusive a JOSEPH. CONRAD the wor d-larnous trays ; KEY MAPS in colours; $ PLATES P AGh.S OF articles on Abyssinia, Aighsnistan. Alaska* Albania ...
... General Sir lan Hamilton predicts that words of wisdom v. ill be sent out wirelessly, an opinion which is shared by Mr. Joseph Conrad. Mr. Compton Mackenzie goes even further, and suggests that people will carry a kinematographic entertainment on a poc ...
... birthday are the Prime Minister, Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., Viscount Burnham, Signor Marconi, Mr. John Galsworthy, Mr. Joseph Conrad. Sir Oliver Lodge, Lord Riddell, Mr, Compton Mackenzie, Mr. J. L. Garvin, Mr. Arnold Bennett, Mr. E, Philips Oppenheim ...
... Hutchinson Mid-Winter by John Bncbsn Heirs Apparent by Bit FbilUp Gibbs Leave It Fsmltb by P. O. Wotlehou?e The Rover ; Joseph Conrad Coew* Botnlllon Fortunes Fool Bkfael Sabatlni Blr Join Deerinß by Jeffrey Fuool The 'White Flag by Gene Stratton ...
... more. I think the ' Leicester Mercury ' is as goad as any, and perhaps a little better, is part of the message from Mr. Joseph Conrad, the famous author. ness the evening paper of 50 years hence will be Exactly like the evening paper of to-lay. and gives ...
... individual judgment which was the basis a sound democracy. Me—ages were also received from. Mr. T. P. O'Connor. P., Mr. Joseph Conrad. Sir Oliver Lodge, Mr. Arnold Bennett, and others. ...
... tbero are about, 10,000 additional quotations, many from \yorks of authors who are the most modern the moderns. Kipling, Joseph Conrad, Lord Darling, and Sir A. Quillur- Couch, for example, have been laid contribution. There are, happily, many more, for ...
... printed for the first time. Contents of Part I include The Romance of Travel, a fascinating and exclusive article by Joseph Conrad, the world-famous travel writer ; 8 PAGES of KEY MAPS in colours; 8 SUPERB COLOURED PLATES and articles on Abyssinia, ...