... THE SAILOR'S WIND. Mr. Joseph Conrad writes of the wind. in the new number of the Pall Mall Magasine. The prevailins weather of the North Atlantic, he gays, is typical of the way in which the West wind rules his realm on which the sun never sets ...

... tobacco. A very painstaking composer, be considered his manuscript several tirade before sending A to the printer. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the writer of sea-tales, is a high-born Pole. At quite an early age he ran away to Hamburg, and began his career as a ...

... eluting volumes of biography and criticism, an well as fiction. A couple of novels he bee written in collet:wanton with Joseph Conrad. the famous writer of see stories. Last year be published ;staing story. entitled The of Lomb.' ; but hie new book, The ...

... summer time, when the 'quality's' here, us sends over to Stratton, but in the winter us just dies a natural &wit. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the well-known novelist, gives a graphic picture of his initiation— as a sailor when he wan a youth. He way in mid• Atlantic ...

... future numbers there will be discussion on controversial subjects in articles written from different points of view. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the writer of sea tales, le a high-bora Pole. At quips en ear:y ap be ran away to Hamburg. and began hie career as a i ...

... tion. They come with minds open to instruction. THACKERAY'S PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, I only met Thackeray once, writes Joseph Conrad, •and that was at the table of my friends in Wiltshire, the Welborn of the Barrow. The party, except for the great novelist ...

... never to have had any professional connections recalling the parental calling. An American journalist had lately run Mr. Joseph Conrad to earth at Ham Street, in Kent. Mr. Conrad told his visitor that his first deep draught of English fiction in the original ...

... dreams. areailing you in the deed stillnes of your present where nothing moves except the irrecoverable minutes of your M.—Joseph Conrad, from Chance. ...

... tanta'isingly unknown quanity. This weather factor and its influence on sea warfare has nowhere been better described than by Joseph Conrad in a passage rela‘ing to Nelson and Trafalgar. “Excent at the Nile, where the cond’- tions were iceal for engaging a fleet ...

... Ship With Cargo of Drink. An amazing st recalling a Joseph Conrad sea ymz told to the Portland magistrates on Monday. It isastoryofa ship with a cargo of alcohol, and of some of Sresh:, stiiabing e’ crptutn,” See drunk, captain, ¢ the captain’s wife about ...

... Eastbourne Watch Commiftee and an ex-Mayvor of the borough, died on Saturday froin blood poisoning due to a gnat bite. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the famous novelist, died on Sunday at the age of 67. The son of Polish parents, he was at the age of twenty unable to ...

... 'don, £68,112; Sir Rider 114.garii. £61,725; George Meredith, £82.01111: Edna Lyall, £25,300; Marie Ciite:ll. £24,076; Joseph Conrad, ,E 20,000. (or, Mr. Justice Brown, opening Awn ‘-' sizes, commenting on the great, decrezt-e of crime, said that the return ...