... MURDERER telegram from says: tragedy reported from Lebanon in it may result in a between the authorities Tuesday named Joseph Conrad shot dead John Mariz of the named his motive for the murder said be jealousy Public indignation agaipst the murderer was ...

... the least understands what the task is like, or realises what is meant by the honourable obli- gation she ha.; assumed. Joseph Conrad, J. A. Taylor, I.»cra Sigcrson Sl. cater, F. M. F.Skene Sydney C. Grier, a;;d Canon Pawnley also conl tributes chapters ...

... interest- ing, and carry with them much of the charm that always attaches to contributions of the kind in Blackwood. Joseph Conrad gives his second chapter of The Heart of Dark- ness ; while an unsigned contribution on The Sins of Education, is ...

... articles and its admirable and smart literature generally. In the October number we bave tbe opening chapter of a sketch, by Joseph Conrad, Lord Jim, and a highly interesting article on London, in the course of whioh we are introduced to the City, the Strand ...

... and Charles II. ; there is an interesting contribution on A Landsman's Cruise with the Mediterranean Fleet; while Joseph Conrad gives Chapters VI. and VII. of Lord Jim. A Vision of Colombo comes from the pen of Mr. A. S. Boyd ; Lieut. -Col. C ...

... at Westmin- ster. We have some facts of an interest- ing character in an article on A Cold Day in Mid-Canada, while Joseph Conrad' 8 ?? Lord Jim —a sketch— is continued. G. S. Street deals with Geo. Selwyn's letter ; A Lightof Other Days, is one ...

... well-known Blackwood sketches, A Light of Other Days ; Mrs. A. S. Boyd writes From a Country House in New Zealand ; Joseph Conrad's serial, Lord Jim, has reached chaps, x. and xi., while there are some interesting facts about The Low Nile of 1899 ...

... Literary Decency, The Royal Army Medioal Corps, Bush- Whacking (third of a series), a continuation of a sketch by Joseph Conrad— Lord Jim. (2s. 6d. monthly. W. Blackwood and Sons, London). In the March number of The Sunday Maga- zine we have a very ...

... Method, in which England and France are in some respects contrasted ; Nellie K. Blissett writes on Tribute to the Flag; Joseph Conrad continues his sketch, Lord Jim ; Sir Herbert Maxwell, Dart., M.P., writes on Names of Places; Andrew Lang on Scot- ...

... Some Problems of Railway Management, an article on The Value of Waters of the Great Rivers of India, a continuation of Joseph Conrad's sketch, Lord Jim, and Musings Without Methods, under whicb head various current topics are disenssed. Very interesting ...

... depiction of experiences 'Mid the Haunts of the Moose, and the second contribution on Children of the House of Kajar. Joseph Conrad continues his serial Lord Jim, seve- ral current topics are ably dealt with under the head of Musings with Method ...

... South Africa, a second article on Distracted China, another on the Parliament's Sixth Session, and a continuation of Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim : A Sketch, which has reached its thirtieth chapter. (Blackwood and Sons, London and Edinburgh. 2s. 6d. monthly) ...