... * SONS, EDINBURGH and LONDON XJLACKWGOD’S MAGAZINE. No. 1008—OCTOBER, 1899. —2s fid. LORD JIM SKETCH. Chaps. 1.-IV. Bt JOSEPH CONRAD. LONDON.— The City—Tb» Strand—St. James’s and Mayfair—Piccadilly—Bayswater and St. Joen’s Wood—Kensinotok andHammebevitb—The ...

... Bedouin’s Vcngeaucc,” E. AVillianison V.allace. The opening pages the arc occupied with the first four “Lord Jim,” a sketch, Joseph Conrad. Tbo article “The eSttaaUoa South Africa: a Voice from Cape CoVtay.” contributed to the Ninetcsnth Century'’ the Itcv. ...

... B. Street on “Byron—to IBlB,whilcCaplain Neill Malcolm, D.5.0., takes as bissobject Service the Uganda Protectorate.” Joseph Conrad supplies the fifth chapter of “ Lord Jinn : a Sketch, and the remaining articles ore :— ** A New Carriage an Old Hood,” ...

... , The Victorian Drama, The Old Tavern Life of e London, A Light of Other Days, and Lord Jim: a Sketch, by Joseph Conrad, make up a particularly good numher. The December number of the Press contains L two art supplements illustrating a ...

... 1011.— JANUARY, 1900-2* 6d. Bpsd-wbackiso -. 1., by Hugh Clifford.— Bbve.nty Years at ; 111. —A Cold Canada.—Lord Jim. Joseph Conrad.— Letters, by G. 8. Street. A Light Dais. The Victorian Drama—•• Who Ridktb upon tub Wings of the Wind.—The Tavern Line ...

... Who Rideth Upon the Wings Word. from pen Ada Baker; I I together with two additional chapters of >I Lord Jiro: Sketch. Joseph Conrad. ...

... whackiso : 11., by Hugh Clifford.—A Light These Days.—From a Country in New Zkai and, Mrs. 8. Boyd. —Lord Jim. a Sketch, by Joseph Conrad.— Tin; Low Nii.k IS!W. and tub Cotton Crop HlnO.—Maria Josbpma, bv G. Street.— Sew Trout Fisiikkies. John Rickerdyko.— ...

... — Royal Asst Medical Cußrs.—Blsu-whackiso ; Expedition into the Beniohted Lands, Hugh Clifford.—Loan JIM, a Sketch. by Joseph Conrad— Mumsos without Method: France’s Love False News—Her Injustice to Herself and to others—Cambridge in the Nineteenth Century—The ...

... Williams.— Disraeli and tub Colonies, W. Sicbel.— wiroofT Method.—Tribute to the Flac, Nellie K. BussErr.—Lord Jim, Sketch, Joseph Conrad. -Names op Places, Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bnrt.— Scotland and Mr. Smith, Andrew Lang. —On Her Majesty’s Service, A, B. Fletcher ...

... mt Comp-vmion3. -SOME PROBLEMS OK RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.—VALUE THE WATER OF THE GREAT RIVERS INDIA. -LORD JIM : A SKETCH. JOSEPH CONRAD. MUSINGS WITHuUT MEI HOD: Ta»: Cuauactkkofthr -Ikkehpon»-blb BiuGitAPfi- bs The CHtHTS LirEKATOHB M ...

... CAVALRY.—NEW LIGHT ON OLD CRICKET.-BALLAD OF FOULWEATHER JACK.-ONE OF THE OLD SCHOOL.-LORD JIM: A SKETCH. Crura. XXI. XXIII. JOSEPH CONRAD. —THE DEPARTURE A 2no*LIECTKNANT FOR THE FRONT. THE LIFE OF A SAILOR.-SHERIDAN AND MR. SHAW. By O. S. STREET.- MUSINOS ...

... second instalment ‘‘Children of tho House of Kajar (tho nephews of the Shah), by their tutor; and “Lord Jim.” by Mr. Joseph Conrad. The Council of the Royal Historical Society, which has had for some lime past under its courideration the possibility ...