... celebrate the occasion by a double number. In it the Noctes will be revived, and among the contributors will be Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Hewlett, who won the Academy's 8.50 prises for the best books published in 1098. The Times publishes an appeal ...

... the Bridge over the Zambesi, by C. B. Fox, a vivid article specially written by one of the engineers; contributions by Joseph Conrad, Dr. Macnamara, M.P., William Archer, Barry Pain, and many other well-known writers. The illustrations are excellent, and ...

... Charles Morley, illustrated by S. H. Sime and from photographs; Reminiscences of the Sea: Landfalls and Departures, by Joseph Conrad, illustrated by D. B. Waters; and many other popular articles and beautiful illustrations. T E TL. —The doulle Christmas ...

... Our Forgotten Ancestors, by B. H. Cunnington, F.S.A., illustrated by G. Denholm Armour; To-morrow A complete story, by Joseph Conrad; Grouse Shooting in Yorkshire (illustrated), by Agnes Lockwood ; The Centenary of Alexandre Dumas, by W. Southwick; ...

... REVIEWS. MAGAZIIII (William Bleckwood and Sons, Loudon and Edinburgh).—The magazine for October is interesting throughout. Joseph Conrad contributes the opening chapters of Lord Jim, • sketch, written in the author's furnished style. Some of the principal ...

... John Hare, by Herbert Vivian; The Duke of Bedford: The Man and his Ambitions; The Mirror of the Sea: Up Anchor, by Joseph Conrad; Hipps, the new serial by H. G. Wells; From Steam to Electricity: The Transformation of the Underground, by Spencer ...

... quite a remarkable list of clones and articles. The stories are by E. W. Hornung, Jack London, Nlrs. Flora Annie Steel, Joseph Conrad, H. G. Wells, Muriel Harris, and Chas. D. Roberts; and the articles of general and personal interest include: The Building ...

... with many examples of his work; The Airship as a Destroyer, the latest Aldershot and other experiments; new serials by Joseph Conrad and Albert Harrington, and quite a wealth of illustrations by famous artists. A native, who was continually soliciting ...

... dealing with the old Highland life of days gone by. Other forthcoming features of this magazine are a complete story by Joseph Conrad, author of An outcast of the islands, and two opening stories of a Mies, on new and original Imes,' by Bernard re-counting ...

... cause why he should not deliver up to Walter C. Tyers, engineer's clerk, of Leicester, a diamond and opal pendant and Mr. Joseph Conrad writes of the winds in brooch, value £2O, which came into his possession Pall under the following peculiar circumstances ...

... y: Mr. Lloyd-George, M.P., by Herbert Vilian ; stories and contributions by H. G. Wells, E. W. Hornung, Jack London, Joseph Conrad, William Sharp, Barry Pain, Arthur Morrison, and others, are among the other contents, and there are many exquisite il ...

... 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 instalmentl; and articles by G. R. H., Norman Gale, Edmund Gosse, R. Ellis Roberts ...