... Herbert Gladstone, with special portraits, etc.; A Tunnel to the Clouds: The Jungfrau railway, with a series of views ; Joseph Conrad's new serial, Gaspar Ruiz (second instalment); and articles by - G. 11. II., Norman Gale, Edmund Gosse, R. Ellis Roberts ...

... memory of Victor Hugo; The War in the Air, the German air-fleet crosses Mid-England, by H. G. Wells; the completion of Joseph Conrad's story, The Duel, and quite a number of short stories. It is profusely illustrated. ...

... takes place on islands in the Sea of Java, and has no connection whatever with the war, as the play is an adaptation of Joseph Conrad's well-known novel of the same name. LEAMINGTON WINTER CONCERTS. Pau is the name of the party which is appearing at ...

... stupendous, reckless grandeur, such is not known to him. C. Banbury Williams writes on, After wild geese in Manitoba; and Joseph Conrad's sketch, Lord Jim, is carried forward in four more chapters through • most interesting phase. Other contributions are ...

... biography of General John Jacob, one of the last of the great servants of the East India Company, by Alexander Innes Shand. Joseph Conrad's sketch, Lord Jim, goes on; The Elder Brother of the Shah is written about by Wilfrid Sparroy ; and articles on The ...

... BE VIEWS. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINZ (William Blackwood and Sons, London and Edinburgh).—The opening chapters of another of Joseph Conrad's charming stories, entitled The End of tha Tether, are given this month; and The Conquest of Charlotte is concluded ...

... a wood. Golt and the New Ball appeals to all golf players; and On the Heels of De Wet, and The End of the Tether, Joseph Conrad's new story, are each carried forward several chapters. Musings Without Method deal with the affairs of Belgium, the ...

... most amusing the doings of the genial Frenchman are in the various roles which he undertakes. The End of the Tether, Joseph Conrad's story, is carried forward a couple of chapters with sustrained interest. In Musings without Method ' a good many things ...

... them has been reached. A new story by Neil Munro, Children of Tempest: A Tale of the Outer Isles, is well begun; and Joseph Conrad's story, The End of the Tether, Is drawing to a conclusion. In Musings Without Method some very straightforward and ...

... notes and rough MSS., and from these and his letters, edited by his daughter, the present chapter has been compiled. Joseph Conrad's sketch, Lord Jim, is carried forward several chapters; and other contents are George Selwyn's letters, by G. S. Street; ...

... just at this oment. The Far Islands, by John Buchan, is • trange study, appealing strongly to the fancy; and Lord Jim, Joseph Conrad's sketch, is continued, nd the style alone would impel one to read. Major lriffiths writes on motoring, describing, under ...

... REVIEWS BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE (William Blackwood and Sons, London and Edinburgh).—The Heart of Darkness, Joseph Conrad's literary and enchanting narrative, is concluded in this part, and so is The Autobiography of a child, which maintains its high ...