... has nil article on The Great IGame of Canada, and the other contributors are F.. and H. Heron, J. Batly, E. V. Lucas, Joseph Conrad, C. J. Coruish, and the editor. In Harper's for January there is a most tempt- ing bill of fare. The late George Du ...

... , The Victorian Drama, The Old Tavern Life of e London, A Light of Other Days, and Lord Jim: a Sketch, by Joseph Conrad, make up a particularly good numher. The December number of the Press contains L two art supplements illustrating a ...

... conversion of the home armny inoC a fighting force. Four nmere chapters are given of Neil Munu'os romance, Doon C'asilA, 'ad Joseph Conrad concludes Lord Jim: a Sltetch. The remaining ooutsituons.s include, The War Operations in South Africa, On the More ...

... ” G. S. Btreet; War England: la Invasion Possible?” Major and The Conspiracy of *Journaluial.' , by G. K. Cbesherton. Joseph Conrad’s story Typhoon” is continued. The February nornher of the “Leisure Hoor” contains Mr. J. Hcruiikor Heaton’s second article ...

... Solomon” and “The Hushletown Rivals.” Mrs. Gallup has something more to say about the bi-literal cipher of Sir Thomas Bacon. Joseph Conrad’s serial, “Typhoon,” is concluded. All the articles are appropriately illustrated. The “Contemporary Review” for March ...

... the “Pall Mall contains a story, “A You Lion of Dedan,” by Sir Gilbert Parker, M.P.; and another entitled “ To-morrow,” Joseph Conrad ; ms by Rosamund Marriott Watson, Florence Prime, and Lydia M. Wood; and articles on “The Most Geo Difficult Climbs in” ...

... Life m Montenegro. by Reginald Wyon. Sir Theodore Martin, K.C.8., continues his translations poems Giacomo Leopardi, and Joseph Conrad's novel, The End the Tether,” is approaching completion. Linesman,” who has already done excellent work this magazine ...

... to this power, a power possesses io a higher degree and more concrete form than any other servant of the modern State.” Joseph Conrad’s serial, “ The End of the Tether,” concluded, and there is another instalment “Children of Tempest: A Tale of the Ou&r ...

... Youth : A Narrative, and Two Other Stories. By Joseph Conrad. Edinburgh and London WilHam Blackwood 4 Sons. 6s. There are few better story-writers than the author this very able book. Lord Jim,*’ Outcast of the Islands, and other works are well known ...

... Borgia baa completed new novel, entitled ‘‘The Ladies the Manor,” which appeared the “Smart Sot” an abridged form. Mr. Joseph Conrad «« engaged a new novel, hopes finish in the early summer. The scene will laid in fresh quarters, and tmlike it* predecessors ...

... designed for uso in American schools. It published the Macmillan Co., and provided with excellent coloured illustrations. Mr. Joseph Conrad has for some time been engaged long story, which hopes to finish the autumn. It will published serially, both here and ...

... However. Trollope in his aotbiography acknowledges the ability and success with watch Mr. Money managed the 4 Review.’ Mr. Joseph Conrad making good progress with the novel which has been engaged since the beginning the year. The laid in South America.—a new ...