... Polish life and arenas. the French retreat from Leipsic. George Borrow, Nevada Silver. Scotland, and rAstern diplomacy ; Joseph Conrad concludes The Heart of Darknen, ; five chapters of a romance, by 11. ri. Street, are given; Moira O'Neill contributes ...

... price of each is Is., on cloth 2s. 6d. MAGAZINES. Blackwood for October begins a new serial, I'Lord Jim : A Sketch, by Joseph Conrad. It is to be a story of the Englishman in the Far East, or, at all events, on the other side of the Suez Canal, and in ...

... F. IF. DE GEOOT, Edinburgh and London. BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE. No. 1.006.-OCTOBER. M. I/>RI» JIM : A SKETCH, Chapa. I IV JOSEPH CONRAD. LONDON.—The City —Tho St rand-St. James'* and Mayfair IVvadilly—Cays water awl John's Wood—Kemiogtou and Hamuien>njitk—The ...

... 181b, by G. S Street; On Service in the Lganua Protectorate, by Captain Malcolm, D.5.0.; Lord Jim: A Sketch, Chap. Joseph Conrad; A New Carriage on an Old Road, Major Arthur Griffiths : A South- Sea Arcady, by Mrs A. S. Boyd; A Siberian Adventure; ...

... the Second, by Street; A Landsman's Cruise with the Mediterranean Fleet; Lord Jim. A Sketch. Chaps. VI., VII., by Joseph Conrad; Vision of Colombo, Mrs A. S. Boyd; The Invisibility of the Soldier, by Lieut.-Colonel C. H. Powell, Ist Goorkha Rifles; ...

... eminent bands. The bands were the rmroda of Mr. Henry James, Mr. Robert Barr, Mr. George Gisfine-, Mr. Rider Haggard. Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Marriott-Watson, Mr. H. G. Wefls, Mr. Edwin and Mr. Stephen Crane. One wonders what the Sussex peasantry think of ...

... news The Dark Age of Scholarship ; the lessons of the opening of Parliament are most impsrtially dilated upon; while Joseph Conrad gives us a further instal. ment of his delightful sketch, Lord Jim. CAE/feu:a MAGAZIN& —ln the part for the current month ...

... —PRIMITIVE SOCIALIjITB. Bv EDWARD IRVING.- MID THE HAUNTS THE NOO.SE-CHILDREN THE HOUSE KAJAR: II - lORD JIM; SKETCH. JOSEPH CONRAD.-HUMINGB WITHOUT METHOD: Tub PaaiH Exmmnos—HANDicßArr anr> War-Tub Exhibition’ Political Acbi* wonv—Tmc simian I/»vb KlN ...

... STEEVENS —PRIMITIVE SQOUALIStS By EPWARD A. IRVING THE HAUNTS OF THE MOOSE —CHILDREN OF THE HOUSE OF KAJAR: JIM A By JOSEPH CONRAD. METHOD The Paris Exhibitiien—Hand craft endo Exhibition «an Exeuse for Pelitieal Acrimeons Schemes of General Mercier—The ...

... SORLEY BOY'S Sir HENE} MORE ABOUT K.C.B.—PRISCILLA HOBBES. By GILFRID W svirit WARDEN OF THE MARCH —IORI JIM: A SKETCH. By JOSEPH CONRAD.—THE THE WAR OPERATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA: The Cost o FROTHER OF THE SHAH. By WILFRID SPARROY.— —Doctors Dis Kanitty—A Sneaking ...

... true men, was hardly possible that there should be failure. One the most striking things the volume is the story, Mr. Joseph Conrad, called “An Outpost of Progress.'’ The grim side of life On isolated West African trading -post is here described with ...

... PENNSYLVANIA COUNTRY SCHOOL -IN THE HEART KAIdVMANTAN. HUGH CIOFFORD. C.M.G.—PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD.-LORO JIM; A SKETCH. By JOSEPH CONRAD.—A MONTH IN IRELAND. STEPHEN GWYNN.-THE ECCLESIASTICAL SITUATION SCOTLAND.—MUSINCS WITHOUT METHOD: MitfortuoM of the f>( ...