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... Onida — The Mutineer, by Louis Beeke andW. Jeffery— The School for S.iiir.s. hy John Ol.ver Hobbes— Tales of UnreS'. by Joseph Conrad— The Destroyer, by Kenia- mni Swift— 'J h -Whitehea leil Hoy, by George iiarirain. CHEAP RE-ISSUE of COPYRIGHT NOVEL^.-Trooper ...
... CHARLES MURRAY. THE MAKING OF A PARADISE. By C. J. CORNISH THE.HOUSE OF COMMONS. By AUGUSTINE BIRRELL. THE LAGOON. By JOSEPH CONRAD. CONCERNING TEA. By £. V. LUCAS. FAMOUS TRIALS: the Road Mystery. By .T. B ATLAY NEVER THE LOTOS CLOSES. By E. an.l H. ...
... Co. TUNIS -SEPTEMBER. 1857. Portrait of .Tames McNeill Whistler. W. Nicholson. The Nigger of the Narcssus. Chap. HI. Joseph Conrad. Bonnie Prince Charlie T.F. Henderson. The Literature of Anarchism. C. B. Boylance-Kent. 3)anish Competition. James I_ong ...
... Exciting, sinister, even terrifying, we must avow it to be a work of real genius. THE NIGGER OF THE NARCISSUS. By JOSEPH CONRAD. The Literary World.— A wonderful and fascinating pie?e of workmanship. An actual and literal transcription of lite ...
... HENLEY, CONTENTS. AUGUST. 1897. PORTRAIT of LORD ROBERTS. W. NICHOLSON. The NIGGER of the NARCIS- SUS. Chapters 1.-11. JOSEPH CONRAD. COLONIAL EMPIRES. C. DE THIERRY. O'SULI.IVAN the RED upon his WANDERINGS. W. B. YEATES. PETER the GREAT. JAMES FITZMAUBICE-KEI ...
... SONS' ~ NEW PrrO,ICATIOMi7 Jtil-EPH CtiNKAD'S NTTA STORY. At aU Li..'t.seilers' ;md Libraries. T ORD JIM. A Tale. By JOSEPH CONRAD, JSi-J Authorof Th. Nitfjer of ihe Narcissus.' An Outcast vi tho Llauds. Talcs cf finest, Sec Crown SvO.j 6?. A ...
... . SOME PROBLEMS OK RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.â VALCE OF THK WATER ...
... Medical Corps.— Bush-whacking : an Erpe- di.ic-a intothe Benighted Lands, by Hugh Clifford.— Lord. l ml. a Sketch, by Joseph Conrad.— Musing* without Method : France's Love of False News— Her Injustioeto herself and to others— 4'ambridge in rhe Nineteenth ...
... strongpiece o . ork. more than com* moniy clever, conscientious, and sound.** ?? „ ?? NIGGER OF THE NARCISSs US. I _y JOSEPH CONRAD. Mr ?? y. ; -liaoes not seem too much to My ?? Mi *Conr_ . I as In ihisbook introduced us to the British mere^t Z ...
... A COUNTRY SCHOOL. IN THE HEART OF EALAMANTAN. By HUGH CLIFFORD, C.M.G. PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD. LORD JIM : A SKETCH. By JOSEPH CONRAD. A MONTH IN IRELAND. By STEPHEN GWYNN. THE ECCLESIASTICAL SITUATION IN SCOTLAND. MUSINUS WITHOUT METHOD: The Misfortunes ...
... 'satiou rare indeed in riction, even in such ti' tion as is given ?? by our greate-t. riIHE NIGGER OF THE NARCISSUS. M By JOSEPH CONRAD. Author of Tales of Cnrest. One Vol.. ts. Mr. .fames Pa yn.— It do?- . no; s»cra t'*«o much to say that Mr. Conrad ...
... Edinburgh and London. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE. No. 1,008. OCTOBER, 1593 2s Od l__li_w_ t ' : _i s K?tch. Chaps. 1.-IV. ' By Joseph Conrad. ¥&£s& ?? c City-The Strand-St. James sand Mayfair- S K s_f-^ Y ?? r^ ss *« te *«-»«^»- LAI'RELLED. By Wallace Bruce.' ...