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... Braskenbury, K.C.8.; Songa and Poems, by Andrew Lang, Neil Munro, and Moira O'Neill; stories and miscellaneous articles by Joseph Conrad, Maurice Hewlett, Beatrice liarraden, Hugh Clifford. G. W. Steevens, Charles Whibley, Bernard Capes, and other writers ...
... The Tali or a Poor Gentleman, and the Little Waesoh Lorn, by Neil Munro. Chaps, iv. Lord Tennyson.—Kabain: A Memory, by Joseph Conrad. The Calendar up Scottish Crime, Part 11., by the Right Hon. Sir Herbert Maxwell. Bart., M.P. adventures op the Comte db ...
... Speaking and Singing. Crown Free Church Hall. BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE. NO. 995. -SEPTEMBER 1888.-2* 6d. Yolth: A Narrative, by Joseph Conrad.— Tiir Company and thc Individuau—Th« Spaniard Hour, by Hannah Lynch.— Friendships.-The Fobuottkn, by Dora Sigeraon Shorter ...
... — Charles Fox and Chaklks thk Second, O. 8. Street.—A Lanosman’s Cruise with the mkditkrran ran Fleet. - Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad.— A Vision of Colombo, Mis a. S. boyd.— The In visibility of the nOLMER. Lt -CoL The Samoa Agreement in P.ain Knolish.—laird ...
... from the sale of which are to be forwarded to the Ma of for the relief of the distress caused the now historic —F Anstey, Joseph Conrad, Bernard Capes, Fawcett, Gribble, Robert Machray, Lan F. Frankfort Moore, W. E. Norris, and “ Zeck.” Doyle, Barrie are ...
... UNION STREET, SA’ x oe aad Rt. _— PARKLING DEVONSHIRK Se hy ff LITERATU RE MAGAZINES IN Bleckwool Youth: a Narrative,” by Joseph Conrad, takes precedence, and occupies twenty-one pages It ie the story of a ship bound for Bankok, wich went through many mishaps ...
... Hahcorer. Kyleakin, Inveraaw ihirr. BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE. He. —OCTOBER 1899-St 6d. LORD JIM? A SKETCH. CHape. LIT. By JOSEPH CONRAD. LOUDON —Tna Crrr—Tnn SmasD-ST JaitES’t MiTFiin PiccaniLiT BaTSW.TBB a»D WooD-KBseisoros airo HamaaßAiaiTH TnaSunußßS-CocKSKT ...
... whieh is full of interest, though just a little too protracted before the climax comee. (Fisher Unwin). of T’nrai. By Joseph Conrad. In Home of his books Mr Conrad writes for the few rather than for the many. In this volume of short stories ho makes a ...
... kinds of fish that are not eo about parity of food and water. In a section or chapter, “The Heart of the Darkness,” by Joseph Conrad, ence more , which is as trying as literary fops the days of Life is too short, and too serious for wasting time upon word-cbu ...
... conditions. A contributor tells amusing experiences which he has had -“with bis gun at shooting hotels and elsewhere, and Mr Joseph Conrad makes readable article out of the captivity of a ship in Australasian harbour. One who has been long resident in the Near ...
... Cockneys, Belton Bouse and its treasures, the Duke of Bedford, Lord Avebury, Mr John Hare, and Up Anchor,’ sea sketch, by Joseph Conrad. A feature of the Leiture Hour is the number and excellence of the illustrations which accompany the various contributions ...
... Francis Thompson, Mr Watscn, and Mr Newbolt; the critical boots of Mr W. P. Ker. Walter Raleigh, and Mr Arthur ; novels Mr Joseph Conrad, Benjamin Swift. Mr Kipling, Mr Jacobs, Miss Coleridge, Madame Darmesteter’s “Life cf Henan,” and Mrs Garnett's “Torrents ...