... concluded ; while another is begun, entitled Like Like Trivial Romance,” by G. S. S'reet. “The Heart of Darkness,” by Joseph Conrad, is also concluded. The place of honour is given to a novel and suggestive paper, “ The Thames as a Game- Fish River.” ...

... work by Mr Innes Shand; and “The Elder Brother of the Shah.” A good instalment is given of Lord Jim,” the serial sketch Joseph Conrad. The Board of Trade are to hold examination of inspectors of weights and measures, under the Weights and Measures Act, ...

... “On the Heel* Wot”; another of series: “ Episode* in the Adventures of M. D'Harloot ” ; and poetry and serial story by Joseph Conrad. Tkt Nituttenik Century and After for September Is chicly noteworthy for defence of General Sir Redver* Boiler, and article ...

... Clifford of Malay-English dictionary. He active and daring man, taking keen delight in bunting and polo. Mr. Joseph Conrad Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist, whose letter appeared in the Pismi the other day—pointing out bow absurd was for anyone maintain ...

... historical anrvey of this . l *'„ traditionally ansociated Defoe s Robinson Crnaoc Captivity is a study of shim in port Joseph Conrad, and it winds up with » seno-comic tale of mate with terrihi taste for tippling.” “A Return toflkl cipline ” story in the ...

... THE FASCINATION OF THE SEA. Mr. Joseph Conrad is lover the sea, and of ships, too. In ** The Mirror of Sea: Memories and Impressions” (Methuen), writes: Odi et amo may well tlie confession of those who consciously blindly have surrendered their existence ...

... the country. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Meredith have for roars made their homes out of London, as have Mr. Eden Phillpotts. Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Stanley Weyman, Mr. H. C. Wells. Mr. Rider Haggard, and a host of others. Mr. Max Pemberton, the engagement whose ...

... MR. CONRAD IN AN EAST WIND. Mr. Joseph Conrad’s word-pictures are always graphic. Take the following from The Mirror the Sea (Methuen and Co.), book full of good things for those who like effective writing-; The dry, easterly weather, when it turns to ...

... from bog. are George Street, Morley Roberts, Georg© Giising, Ella d’Aroy, Murray Gilchrist, E. Nesbit, Stephen Crane, Joseph Conrad, Edwin Pugh, Jerome K. Jerome, Kenneth Graham, Arthur Morrison, Marriott Watson, Georg© Moore, Grant Allen, George Egerton ...

... is a striking collection of the most up-to-date literature, the writers comprising .such men as Sir H. Rider Haggard, Joseph Conrad. G. K. Chesterton, T. P. O’Connor, ami Hilaire Belloc, and there a Symposium on Woman’s Suffrage the foremost thinkers ...

... chronicle of humanity in extremis. It would demand the pen of Victor Hugo, of Clark Bussell, of Robert Louis Stevenson, or of Joseph Conrad adequately to weave them into the mighty drama which they suggest. The most searching questions are being addressed to ...

... perished intense agony. was, indeed, thrilling triumph for soienee, and a story which would require the pen of Victor Hugo, Joseph Conrad, a Steveneon, Clark Russell for its adequate recounting. Another notable branch science which patient labour has been rewarded ...