... A. S. Cope, R.A., and Mr. William Llewellyn, A.R.A. Mr. John Gals worthy, Sir J. M. Barrie, John Buchan, E. F. Benson, Joseph Conrad, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and other first-rate writers, who send characteristic work; while, to return to the art side, ...

... blew a kiss to a lady in the stalls, which mightily interested the pit people. Authors at f°PPe,d f tou ?ave a Auction Joseph Conrad manuscripts before they were sold off at Hodgson's. When I arrived they were auctioning the books which had been given ...

... THE LITERARY LOUNGER. MR. JOSEPH CONRAD has at length published his long- expected new book. It contains three stories, or rather, sea- studies. Youth, which gives the title to the work, is by far the most striking. It is a wonderful piece of writing ...

... robe reputed to consist of fifty trunks, and the designs of those suits were already very well known. Mrs. Conrad. m. Joseph Conrad has left a fortune of £20,000 to his wife and family. In addition, substantial royalties from his books can be reckoned ...

... and in nearly all primitive societies, when men have leisure, their constant and unfailing relaxation is just talking. Joseph Conrad remarks somewhere that among the Malays, whom he knew so well, this is the chief pleasure of life and if you have ever ...

... the hopeless journey, would have enough material by now to last him the rest of his days. And by his side the Kiplings, Joseph Conrads, and Clark Russells would bow diminished heads. Just becos she's a play-hactress she can dress 'ow she likes! There wouldn't ...

... Sentimentalists. ,r he was a Mode rate of the most violent description he invented just such a charming para dox as Mr. Joseph Conrad's latest phrase, a Savage Sentimentalist. The Sentimentalist in question was a Poet and the father of a family (do we ...