... BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE. No. £'1)5. SEPTEMBER 159 8.-2s. 6d. Youth: A Narrative, Joseph Conrad.-The Company and the dividual.—The Spaniard at Bona, by Hannah Lynch.-Ox One iOUORH, Dora Shorter.—A» Oiikney f. o^^1 ,, U, ' « - of Sweden, t. .VI I. Skene. - ...

... BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE. No. 1001.-MARCH 1899.-2s. fid. Days, by Mrs. Charles Bagot.—The otDauxsess : IL, by Joseph Conrad.-The Sins Education. —Autobiography of Child, chaps, - Hodson.—Mountain Exploration the Canadian Rockibs.-Sik Pom -Collet : some Personal ...

... Clifford.—Chahlk3 Fox and Charles the second, by S. Street.—A Landsman's Cruise with the Mediterranean Fleet.—Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad.—A Vision of C lombo, by Mr .A. S. Boyd. —Tee Invisibilitt the Soldier, by Lt.-Col. C. H. Powell. The .Samoa Auueement ...

... up. and then due time SUCh measures the writer this article suggests for the Thames may be adopted with advantage. Mr. Joseph Conrad's powerful story, The Heart Darkness,' depicting the sham civilisation and the savagery the Congo Free State, :s brought ...

... Lang's second volume of bis History of Scotlaud, this mainly dealing with the ever attractive period of Queen Mary. Joseph Conrad's grand story of the End of the Tether has a dismal conclusion; but Neil Munro's Children of Tempest carries the reader ...

... BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE No. JANUARY 1900. 2s. 6d. Bosh- whacking L, Hugh Clifford.—Sivxntt lII.—A COLD DAT MID- Camada. —Lord Jih, Joseph Conrad.—Georoi Srxwtn's by G. S. Street.— A Light or other Dats.—Thb Victorian Drama.— Who Ribeth upon Wings op Wind.—Thk Old ...

... is permitted travel this month it gives rich promise of being exciting and original any former one by this able writer. Joseph Conrad's powerful story. The End the Tether. is carried to a pathetic point iv Capt. Whalley's career —his blindness tollowing ...