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... y to Mr. Sidney Lee for A Life of William Shakespeare, ■’ to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for “The First Lovers, and to Mr. Joseph Conrad for “Tales of Merest.” What a costly business the clearance of the Whitehall sites for tho purposes of the new Government ...
... made-to Mr. Sydney Lee for his Life of William Shakespeare, to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for The Forest Lovers. and to Mr. Joseph Conrad for Tales of Unrest. Alice in Wonderland has proved such an attrac- tion at the Opera Comique that two performances ...
... William Shake- Sidney Lee for cA ‘Life of sneare another to Mr Maurice Hewlett for Tho Worest Lovers ind the third to M Joseph Conrad for “Tales of Unrest.” The storm of Thursday continued with slightly diminished fury until after midnight, when its violence ...
... are issuing ‘‘In Storm and Strife,” by Miss Jean Middlemass, author of “A Girl in a Thousand,” ‘‘Hush Money,”’ ete. Mr. Joseph Conrad is now, as it were, decorated with our Literary Legion of Honour. He is one of the three on whom the Academy has decided ...
... for “A Life of William Shakspere”; fifty guineas to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for “The Forest Lovers”; fifty guineas to Mr. Joseph Conrad for “Tales of Unrest.” With the first two of these everyone should agree. Mr. Sidney Lee’s book reflects credit upon British ...
... “A Life of \\'l{]iam Shakspere ; fi'ty guineas to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for “The Forest Lovers” ; fifty guineas to Mr. Joseph Conrad for “Tales of Unrest.” With the first two of these everyone should agree. Mr Sidney Les’s book reflects credit upon British ...
... for “A Life of Wi{lim Shakspere ”; filty guineas to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for “The Forest Lovers ; fifty guineas to Mr. Joseph Conrad for “Tales of Unrest.” With the first two of Mbooh everyone should . Mr. Sidney Lee’s reflects credit upon gritilh letters ...
... contribute. It is a sign of the vitality of the 83 years old Maga that among these contributors are Maurice Hewlett and Joseph Conrad, the winners of the Academy's £50 prizes for the best books published in 1898. KHARTOUM AS A HOLIDAY RESORT. Mr. Arnold ...
... Blackwood's Magazine for Fiebruay, which is to be a double number in honour of the thousandth issue, -will be stories by Joseph Conrad and Manrice Howlett (the winners of the £50 prizes given by'the Academy for the best books published in 1898) ; poems ...
... the customary diatribes'against the neurotic literature of the day are both well founded and typical the magazine. Mr Joseph Conrad, Mißs Boatriee Harraden, Mr Maurice Hewlett, and others supply the fiction, and Mr Charles Whibley throws somo new light ...
... officers and endowed with the name of government. From all accounts, that system was very demoralising all round. Mr. Joseph Conrad must have had tho Congo Free State in his mind when writing the story which appears in “Blackwood’s Magazine” this month ...
... literature. Otl:er articles are front the pens of such well-known writers and authorities as Neil Munro, Moira O'Neil, Joseph Conrad, Sir John R. Mowbray, M.P., who continues his Seventy Years at Westminster, Hugh Clifford, lan Malcolm, M.P., Sir Henry ...