... white Newfoundland, which was the original the famous Nana Peter Pan, *o la-loved all children. Ce.. 1, leonetu Si, W.C.I. Joseph Conrad ...

... of thu (tudy of th* author, wrote The Bed hkdge of Cour»*o ■' lie* la the preface, which was almost the last work of Joseph Conrad. It reveals the master’s hand, and tribute to friendship with ons who must have been somewhat singular friend, it leaves ...

... full rigged ships and barques which hat made tlit iii a la-t. ing memory. It was in the clippers of this date that • late Joseph Conrad had Lis early eipti,nie s of the sea. Shops like those built for the Lk . Line by Barclay, (Nile and Co., ii., bine* , ...

... Mr. George Sampson writes oil Opera in England. Mr. C. E Lawrence Chaucer'. Personality, and Mr. Thomas Moult on Joseph Conrad. There is a fine and eloquent article on the Church of England as it is. which will attract all who are interested in ...

... Commencing with this number an interesting series of articles on Civic Housekeeping by Mrs. Williains-Ellis. while Mrs. Joseph Conrad, the widow of the great novelist, contributes My Methods With My Children,” and gives many interesting details. In her ...