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... 14399. I 4 PECIAL DOUBLE NUMBER. PRICE 28. 64. Our Father,. by Andrew 'orig.—Norte. No. LXNII.—The Heart of Darkuce. by Joseph Conrad. --SvVellty Yea:e att% 11.. the Right lion. Sir John bray, Bart.. M.P.—Eroni the New Gildlsot A Daii&hter a the Multanonadans ...
... and CO.,' 1 29. ST BRISTOL. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE Jo. 1001.— OCTOBER. 1899.-2 s. ed. LORD JIM: • SKETCH. Chaps. 1.-IV. By JOSEPH CONRAD. LONDON.--Ths City—The etmnd—SL Josses gad Mayfair and R. Jibes Wood—Kensington end Hassmenmith.— Tim Suburbs—Cockney Humour ...
... —Charlas FOS and Charles the Second, by G. 8 Street. A Laodsnian's Cradle with the IMlstliterranean Fleet. —Lord Jim. by Joseph Conrad.—A Vision of Colombo. by Mrs. A. S. Boyd.—Ths Invisibility of the Soldier, by Lt.-Col. C. H. Powell.—Tbs Samoa Agreement ...
... Retrievers, by Lient..Col. Sir Henry Smith, K.C.B. by (rid W. Hartley. The Warden of the March. Lord Jiro: (a aket3h), by Joseph Conrad. The Skier brother ol the &tat, by Wilfrid Spumy. The War operations in South Africa: cost lof rapidity ; A Sneching Foe; ...
... Pdtesylyania Country School.--In the Heart of Kalament/et. By Hugh ('MO—Prince (*hark., F.dnard.- --Lord Jim: A Sketch. By Joseph Conrad.—A Month in Ireland. By Stephen Gwynn.— The situation in Scotland.— Muainga Without Method: The Misfortunes of the At. ...
... NEIL MUNRO.—AN AUTUMN DAY'S SPOST NEAR 11111frEa-IN-LAW . By HENRY LAWSON.—OUR SOLDIERS. By - LINES- IiAN.—IA)RD JIM. By JOSEPH CONRAD. Conclusion.— THE CINQUE POETS-- THE RIVAL • POREION DEVILS. By Cot. H. KNOLLYM.— MIDGET OP NEW HOOKA—WAR OPERATIONS IN ...
... Career—The Foundation of Library—lts Three-itundredth Annivermary—The Britieth Assoclation. THE END OF THE TETHP.R. X.. XI. by Joseph Conrad. BRITANNIA'S S EAL. he Wallace Bruce. THE TREASURY 'NI) ART—In Scotland. ON THE HEELS OF DE WET.—X. Jog-Trot. SPORT AND ...
... forwu record in the history of low-priod magazines, eontains stones by E. W. Hornuug Jack London. Mrs. Flora Annie Steal. Joseph Conrad. U. G. Wells, Muriel Harris, and Chaa. D. Roberto. The articles of general and personal interest include: Tbe BoHding ot ...
... relatives of deceased men of note. The largest pension one of £l5O Hr. W. B. Yeats, the Irish poet. Pen lion* are granted Mr. Joseph Conrad, iho novelist; to Lady Huggins, widow famous astronomer; and Miss Kate Grapewood and Miss Jessie Greenwood, the ters the ...
... eeutnil America. Perhaps the mod wonderful example of a tom, capturing a laugsage that is not his oth 4 supplied by Mr. Joseph Conrad, the Mr. Conrad is a Pole, and although I.olantl ha, na ,ea erm.t, be ma, a sailor writtr. lle only writes grad • ti, limit ...
... oat. Woman's %elf. aid this. inwardly 1.1t.v Rutter. perhapw hermite they see. or they feel themmelvoo to he. enraged.--Joseph Conrad. Wbcn you feel yourself overpowered with melancholy. the beet way is to go out avid do sosastkiimi kW to it fiber.— ...
... assailing yon in the dead stillmass of your present where nothing mores ereept the irrecoverable minutes of your life. Joseph Conrad, from Chance. ...