... dealing with the old Highland life of days one by. Other forthcoming features of this magazine are • complete story by Joseph Conrad, author of An outcast of the islands, and two opening stories of a series, on new and original Imes, by Bernard Capes ...

... its predecessors. The memoir of Lord Tennyson, which has been written by his son, is reviewed with Maga's usual ability. Joseph Conrad contributes a sketch entitled Karain, • memory, and Sir Herbert Maxwell furnishes the second portion of his article ...

... celebrate the occasion by & double number. In it the Nodes will be revived, and among the contributors yrill be Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Maurice Hewlett, who won the Academy's £5O prizes for the best books published in 1898. Ban Motes worth £60 ...

... REVIEWS. MAGAZIaa Blackwood and Sons, London and Edinburgh).—The Heart of Darkness, Joseph Conrad's literary and enchanting narrative, is concluded in this part, and so is Th. Autobiography of a child, which maintains its high interest to the very ...

... Landsman's Cruise with the Mediterranean Fleet is a pleasant oketoh, with a moral which requires little seeking. Lord Jim, Joseph Conrad's sketch, is carried forward a couple of chapters in the most literary of literary Engliah, and other contents are— A ...

... 1902. — i • EirEws. MAoar.nrs (William Blackwood and Sons, London and Edinburgh).—The opening chapters of another of Joseph Conrad's charming stories, entitled The End of tha Tether,' are given this month; and The Conquest of Charlotte' is concluded ...

... Our Forgotten Ammeters, by B. H. Cumaingtoa, F.S.A., illustrated by G. Dakota Amour; To-morrow: A complete story, by Joseph Conrad; Grouse Shooting in Yorkshire (illustrated), by Agnes Lockwood ; The Ceatenary of Alamiadre Dumas, by W. Southwick; ...

... wood. Golf and the New Ball appeals to all golf players; and On the Heels of De Wet, and The End of the Tether, Joseph Conrad's new story, are each carried forward several chapters. Musings Without Method deal with the affairs of Belgium, the ...

... end of them has been reached. A new story by Neil Munro, Children of Tempest: A Tale of the Outer is well begun; and Joseph Conrad's story, The End of the Tether, is drawing to • conclusion. In Musing. Without Method some very straightforward and ...

... reading it may be said that a prettier story has seldom been told than Wymond Care t 's 'For the sake of the College. Joseph Conrad s story, The End of the Tether, is concluded; and Children of Tempest, Neil Munroe's Tale of the Outer Isles, is ...

... Charles Morley, illustrated by S. H. Singe and from photographs; Reminiscences of the Sea: , Landfalls and Departures, by Joseph Conrad, illustrated by D. B. Waters; and many other popular articles and beautiful illustrations. Tralmit.— The doable Christmas ...

... quite a remarkable list of stories and articles. The stories are by E. W. Hornung, Jack London, Mrs. Flora Annie Steel. Joseph Conrad, H. G. Wells, Muriel Harris, and Class. D. Roberts; and the articles of general and personal interest include: The Building ...