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... Soclalists. By Edward A. Irving. Mid the Hai nth of the Moose Children of the House of Kajak II. Lord Jim: a Sketch. By Joseph Conrad. Musings without Me hod: The Paris Exhibition- Handicraft and War-- 'i he Exhibition an Excuse for Political Acrimony-- ...
... ia Country School. In the Heart of Kalamantan. By Hugh Clifford, C.M.G. Prince Charles Edward. Lord Jim: a sketch. By Joseph Conrad. A A Month in Ireland. By Stephen Gwynn. The Ecclesiastical Situation in Scotland. Musings Without Method The Misfortunes ...
... Autumn Day's Sport near Peking. Brighten's Sister-in- Law. By Henry Lawson. Our Soldiers. By Linesman. Lord Jim. By Joseph Conrad. Con clusion. The Cinque Ports. The Rival Foreign Devils. By Col. H. Knollys. A Budget of New Books. War Operations in ...
... Glasgo) Herald.-- As wholesome, cheerful, and ten der a little story as anybody need wish to road.' ROMANCE a Novel. By Joseph Conrad and Ford Maddox Hueffer. Daily News.--1' This is the real article. Stevenson himself would havo rejoiced at the skill with ...
... modern comedy in three acts, The New Felicity, by Miss Laurence Alma Tadema, and a drama in one act. To-morrow, by Mr. Joseph Conrad. By kind permission of Lieut. -General Sir John French. K.C.B., K.C.M.G.. the Aldershot Military Fete, in aid of various ...
... new three-act comedy by Laurence Alma Tadema, called The New Felicity, and a drama in one act, entitled One More Day. by Joseph Conrad. These were played at the Royalty on Sunday, 25th ult., and on Monday and Tuesday following. Miss Tadema's piece had little ...
... readable book and one of rare value for geographers, naturalists, and other scientific men. THE ARROW OF GOLD A*Novel. By JOSEPH CONRAD, Author of Almayer's Folly, etc. Cloth, 8/- net. If I were to be asked in which of Mr. Conrad's writings his genius shows ...
... When he finally lay down his editorial pencil he had printed the early work of Robert Louis Stevenson, Rudyard Kip. ling, Joseph Conrad, Bernard Shaw and H. G I Wells. Not a bad record I Under Henley's editorship the Scots Observer j afterwards the National ...
... Lawrence, Mrs. Woolf, Mr. Norman Douglas, Mr. Aldous Huxley any that could take their place with the hest of George Meredith, Joseph Conrad, the early Wells and Bennett, and Thomas Hardy It is the modern authors who have been at loose ends in their experimentations ...
... CONRAD WITH THE LID OFF African Adventure Diaghileff Carr on Cricket REVIEWED BY HELEN GARDOM IN Joseph Conrad and His Circle (Jarrolds, 18s.) Mrs. Conrad has written an account of her husband's life in relation to herself, but his friends, when they ...
... Villiers believes in sail as the training for boys, and here he shows something of the life his crew of cadets lived in the Joseph Conrad when he was mister during the two years' voyage round the world. His beautiful full-rigged ship, alas has been sold to ...
... rough, he was nearly always in play. His opponent in the final and the new Amateur champion, twenty-five-year-old Lieut. Joseph Conrad, deserved to win because he outplayed his dour, thirty-six- year-old opponent in the difficult morning conditions, and ...