... found, and the wreck has entirely le disappeared. it__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ill ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO POISON A WIFE. se- I.Joseph Conrad, 43, a Clerkenwell baker, was re- manded at Clerkenweell on Wednesday charged with attemp! ing to murder hiis wife by ...

... yr wythnos ddiweddaf, ac ofnid y canlynai ysgartnes ,rhwng y trigolion ter awdunlodau. Boreu ddydd Mawrth, saethodd on Joseph Conrad yn farw ddyn o't enw .Jon Martz, wr yn y dref a nudwyd, a dywedir eiddigcdd oedd urth wraidd yr helyvt. Cododd diglloncdd ...

... by ~h DICKlENS. tuo 'A vieing novelist has been staying et Car- t. ?? for the last few days in the person of M c- Mr. Joseph Conrad. Mr. Conrad was the th it guest of Mbr.Spiridonait whose residence in th, L. C0glhedzal-road he was seen by one of our ...

... literature produced in 1898 were Mr Sldney Lee's Life of William Shakespeare, Mr Maurice Hewlett's Forest Lovers, and Mr Joseph Conrad's Tales of Unrest. Each of the authors named may, accordingly, consider him. self eouronne, and each, moreover, has the ...

... Williain Shakepeare; fifty guineas to !ir, Maurice Hcwlctt, for Tho tI Forest. Lovers aind .dfft gufeisids to Mr. 6 Joseph Conrad for Tales of U nrest. c' Don't DelacK If yensuffer fromn lown spirits takle Gwilymn Evans' Quinine Bitters, the bdat ...

... Shakespeare ; Ms. office of the Democrat at 25. Pont canna-road ingot Cardiff. , Maurice Hewlett, for The Forest Love Mr. Joseph Conrad, for 'Tales of Unseat.' HERE AND THERE. GIGANTIC CLEARANCE SALE . Dress Nlsterials. Pgl., lg., &1., ke., per yard. Also ...

... ben made : Mr. Sidney Lee, for 'A Life of William Shakespeare ; Mr. Maurice Hewlett. for The Forest Lovers.,; Mr. Joseph Conrad, for 'Tales of Unrest.' If the British Weekly is correctly informed Mr. William Watson. the poet. has received a legacy ...

... 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. ...