... the “Echo de Paris. Thi|i will be the fifth English novel appearing in French daily newspapers, the others being by Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Max Pemberton, Mr. Sdea Phulpotts, and Mr. Arnold Bennett. The mutilated body child cardboard box has been recovered ...

... those, for example, of Lady Huggins, widow the astronomer; Mr*. Davidson, widow of the poet; Mr. W. B. Yeats, and Mr. Joseph Conrad. The daughters of Mr. Frederic Greenwood, the journalist, of the old St. James’s Oasette, receive* AlOO jointly, and ...

... THE SAILOR'S WIND. Mr. Joseph Conrad writes of the winds in the now number of the “Pall Mall Magasine.” “The prevailing weather of the North Atlantic,” he says, “is typical of the way in which the West wind rules his realm on which the sun never sets ...

... tobwco. wry pftios* taking compoaer, be considered hia manuscript several times before sending it to the printer. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the writer of sea-tales, to high-born Pole. quite an early age ran sway to Hamburg, and career as - ffT Shipwreck overtook ...

... dozen books, inelmMag volumes biography and criticism, well fioiioh. A couple -of novob has written ooUabocntion with Joseph Conrad, the famous writer iff esa stories. Last year jpobtahed striking story, entitled “The Senior London”: but tue new book ...