... emigration to South America or Australia. A CLERKENWELL POISONING CASE. At the Clerkenwell Police Court, London, yestsr ...

... inquest. —Hie inquiry waa then adjourned accordingly. THE CHARGE OF WIFE POISONING. ALLEGED ADMINISTRATION OF ARSENIC. Joseph Conrad, forty-three, a baker, of 35, Sidmonth-street, St. Pan eras, charged remand, before Mr. Horace Smith, at the Clerkenweil ...

... 'HE &8T. FANORAS St Pancras, was Joseph Conrad, 43, a baker, of 35, Sidmouth street, on remand before Mr. Horace Smith at the Clerkenwell Police Court, on Wed- nesday, with feloniously a quantity of to ha wife, Jane Conrad, with intent to murder her.—Mr ...

... Except for an vbscurity in the narrative, ‘ Almayer’s Foliy ” (T. Fisher Unwin, 11, Buildings) ig an ideal story. Mr. Joseph Conrad evidently knows his Malaya well. He has pictured the people and the scenery as none could have done without extensive and ...

... the story, but ib gained at the cost of personal enjoyment. NOVEL OF MALAYIA. To his famous story Almayer's Folly Mr. Joseph Conrad has added another vivid and fascinating novel of Malay to wit, An Outcast of the Islands (T. Fisher Unwin, Paternoster ...

... short essays written in a • opular style. The pfooe of honour in “Coanopofis ” for Juno and July will be occupied Mr. Joseph Conrad, the author An of the Islands.” He has written a characteristic two-part story entitled “An Outpost Progress.” the French ...

... case. Two very singular French articles are “La Leoon de Mort,” by M. Jean Akmrd, and “Bn Grece,” M. Jean Moreas. Mr. Joseph Conrad contributes the first part of somewhat gloomy African story; M. Paul Bourget has another of his exquisite ‘Voyageuses” ...

... Henry James continues his serial novel, What Knew, and a new tale opens well, “ The Nigger of the Narcissus,” by Mr. Joseph Conrad. “ On a Famine Camp in Burmah,” is a realistic description of suffering and misery, an eyewitness, Mr. H. Fielding. “The ...

... review are a great success. Mr. James M .veill Whistler is the subject this month for Mr. W. NichoLsonS facile pencil. Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Henry James are responsible for the two senals. “The Nigger of the Narcissus” and What Mftisi© Knew.” The most ...

... Street, W.C.) has a portrait of James McNeill Whistler, by W. Nicholson, which is quite characteristic of the subject. Joseph Conrad’s story of the sea, “The Nigger of the Narcissus,” is continued through another chapter. It is graphically descriptive ...

... pen more signally than that of any other living writer. Kamin, a Memory a powerful story of Eastern Archipelago, bv Mr. Joseph Conrad. Sir Herbert swell contributes a seoond iastalmcnt his «erics .»f articles from “The Calendar Scottish Crime,” and Mr. ...

... ”’ — cloth, 65. AUL KRUGER AND HIS TIMES. By F. REGINAID Boe Second Edition. Portrait and _Map, 7s. 6d. OF UNREST. By JOSEPH CONRAD. Author of ““Almayers Folly.” etc. Cioth, 6s. UGH A Novel. By Dr WEIR MIT- GHELL. ‘Third Edition. Htustrated. Cloth, 6 ...