... English by a Finnish scholar. Dr. Hirn certainly has not that amazing mastery' of a tongue not native to him which Mr. Joseph Conrad displays; but hf- contrives to say his say-with point and vigour. Mr. Blackwood is giving a chance in his cherished Maga ...

... French and English interiors are mere potboilers by comparison, and he had better leave them alone. f Tales of Unrest. By Joseph Conrad. (London: T. lisher Unwin.) A little shilling volume, written by Mr. J. G. Swift MacNeill, Q.C., M.P., contains some pleasant ...

... oiiginality without effort, and thrills with miere Nature pictures, but wonderfully drawn. t An Outcast of the Islands. By joseph Conrad. (London: T. Fisher Unwin.) VOGELER'S CURATIVE COMPOUND is an invaluable medicine; it positively cures the worst cases ...

... 6d. BUSH-WHACKING: 1. BY HUGHI CLIFFORLD.-SEVENTY YEARS AT WESTMINSTER: 111.-A COLD DAY IN MID-CANADA.-LORD JlM.- By JOSEPH CONRAD.-GLORGE SELWYN'S LETTERS. By G. S. STREET.-- A LIGHT OF OTHER DAYS--THE VICTORIAN DRAMA.-' WHO RIDF.TIT UPON THE WINGS ...

... COSMPANIONS. - SOME PROBLEMS OF RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.-VALUE OF THE WATER OF THE GREAT RIVERS OF INDIA.-LORD JIM, A SKETCH. By JOSEPH CONRAD.-MUSINGS WITHOUT METHOD: THE CHARACTErt OF THE ANARCHIST-IRRESPONSIBLE BIOGRAPHERS-THE ANARCHISTS OF LITERATURE-A M\'IODEST ...

... Co. 'I hey are in Search t ?? a Country Story, by Walter Frith ; amid ?? Kiincaid's Widow, by Sarah I'ytler. M1r. Joseph Conrad's new xvork \vill bc published shortly inl oue volume by Mr. ?? Fisher Utviwi. AtC Outcast of thte Islatnds3, as the ...