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... struck. Conn., Oat. 95.—T3e will of late Bishop Oa berry 12.000 to the Vildanovis College, Plaidslpitht; $1,500 to the St. Joseph's Conrad this idly ; 11100 each to the Sisters of Morey in neighboring towns and about $2,600 to relatives and midis* to St. Joeeph's ...
... matter of criticism,. it is a mat- EASTERN ter of fact. RIVER. T. P. in the SUNDAY SCN, June 9:— This startling, JOSEPH CONRAD. unique, splendid book. Cloth, 6 • The AMEN CUM : A genuine piece of work. The NEW BuDt.Er says Is exquisitely written ...
... written with admirable constraint. The pathos of the hopeless lite•story is inexpressibly touching. and haunts the memory. Joseph Conrad is a new writer, and you welcome him heartily. MEMORIALS OF A SHORT LIFE : A Biographical Sketch of the late W. F. A. ...
... greater novelty. STARTLING. UNIQUE, SPLENDID.— T. I'. in the SUNDAv S: ALMAYER'S FOLLY : Story of an Eastern River. By JOSEPH CONRAD. Cloth, 6s. Alraayer's Folly' is a xcry po werful stud y indeed, with effects that will eer• tainly capture the imagination ...
... STICKIT MINISTER. By S. R. CROCKETT. Twelfth Edition. Startling, unique, splendid.—T. P. O'CONNOR. ALMAYER'S FOLLY. By JOSEPH CONRAD. Second Edition. THE LILAC SUNBONNET. By S. R. CROCK El T. Fifth Edition. HOLDENHURST HALL. By WALTEP 81.00 IEI I). rl ...
... MR. T. FISHER UNWIN'S NEW BOOKS. THREE NEW NOVELS AT 6*. EACH. - I. AN OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS. By JOSEPH CONRAD. A work of extraordinary force aid charm.—DAlLY A very striking *owl. . . . There is every page the woodstakakle nests of grgius..—SKETCH ...
... I. AN OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS. By JOSEPH CONRAD. A work of extratAdtnary force and char.—DAILY CIMONILLE. A. very striking novel. . . . There is on every page the unmistakable note of genius.—SKETCH. 2. CLARA HOPGOOD. By MARK 'LUTHER! ORD. 3. THE EBBING ...
... A POLYNESIAN STORY.• Mr. Joseph Conrad is a very able writer who has chosen a hunting-ground of his own, and who describes the life of remote Polynesian islands with a warmth of colour and enthusiasm. with a wealth of eloquent detail, and with a genuine ...
... • An Outcast of the blinds. By Joseph Conrad. 1 Fisher Cowin. 1896.) NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.—THE EDITOR THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE cannot hold himself responsible is any case tor the return of MS. or Sketches. lie will, however, always bo glad to consider ...
... Effi e . . is almost as striking a figure as Heathcliff in' Wuthering Heights.' —Woetss. AN OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS. By JOSEPH CONRAD, Author of Almayer's Folly. Crown Bvo, cloth, 6s. A work of extraordinary force and charm.—DAlLY A very striking ...
... MR. T. FISHER UNWINI LIST. COSMOPOLIS : Edited by F. ORTMANS. • Cows:ere ron JUNE Ponce b. id. An Outpost of Progress. Joseph Conrad. Les Etats de Service du Waguirisme. A, d e The Reign of Queen Victoria. Rt. Hon. Sir) __Bertha. iceign Itichard Temple ...
... soon, is understood to be the joint production of two young Glasgow journalists. The title of the serial story by Mr. Joseph Conrad, An Outpost of Civilisation, commenced in the June number of Cosnwpolis, is the phrase used by Macaulay in his History ...