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... BEETON'S OHKIST.MAS ANNUAL SEASON, the leading feature which an original thrilling Story, entitled A STUDY SCARLET. A. CONAN DOYLE. This story will be found remarks-le tor the skilful of a supremely ingenious detective, whose performances, while based ...
... Shilling, BRETON'S CHRISTMAS ANNUAL. SEASON. the leading feature which original thrilling Story, entitled STUDY in SCARLET. A. CONAN DOYLE. This story will found remarks: le for the skilful presentation a supremely ingenious detective, whose performances, while ...
... of the new numberof ?? Ceofut. Of the articles caling for special notice, the first 'in interest is that in which Dr.' Conan Doyle deals with The Geographical Distribution of British Intelleot. The author takes M eM of the Time as a test of merit ...
... the Chapter House of the Cathedral, at an estimated cost of £6,000. How is intellect divided in the United Kingdom ? Dr. Conan Doyle has discovered that one in 31,000 Englishmen, one in 22,000 Scotchmen, and one in 49,000 Irishmen rises to distinction. ...
... factor the labour problem. The Distribution of British Intellect ta certainly the most readable thing in thetnumber. Dr. A. Conan Doyle has been investigating the in which our well-known men and women wore born. Hie standard of eminence is not too high. Ho ...
... Lore Society, to which Mr. Leland had the honour being the first member nominated. The author of Micah Clarke, Dr. A. Conan Doyle, i» the literarv lion of Portsmouth. Although only old, had been a writer of magazine stories for 10 vears before Messrs ...
... exalted lady of whom she writes in a noble and attractive light. There is a touch of genius in the manner in which Mr. Conan Doyle contrives to make MAIc CnLARE tell hisown story of Monmouth's Rebellion. In his old age, Mit alh relates to his grandsons ...
... deserve the widest guces it ?? JMsrcurp. London: Ward, Iozk, and Co., Sasisbury-square, E.C. 1. A C~ffPITE NOVEL, by A. CONAN DOYLE. A 'eont-xitodu 4The Sign of t-he Four, is contained in tho FEBRUAtY NUIUBER, now ready, at all Booksellers, price One ...
... it will deserve the wide cess it uan ?? M r. London: Ward, Lack, and Co., Saisbnry-epare, B.C. A ,COMPLETE NOVEL, by A. CONAN DOYLE, A etntitled The Sign of the Four,1 is ?? in the FERUCARY NU3ME}R now ready, at all Booksellers, price One Shilling, of ...
... LirPIXCOTTS MONTHLY MAGAZINE. IPFINCOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR FFBRU'AUY contain:— THE SIGN THE FOUR. COMPLETE NOVEL A CONAN DOYLE. Author of A Study iti Scariet. Ac. A DEAD MAN'S DIARY. (Opening Chafer.l NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE'S ELIXIR LIFE. WHY WE MEASURE ...
... widest success it can obtain.-inixepool Mfcrcu-r. London: Ward, Lck, and Co., Salisbu-esqtare,Y.C. . A COMPLETE NOVEL, by A. CONAN DOYLE, AL entitled Thes Sign o he. FEor, is contained in the FEBRUARY NUMBER, now ready, at all Bookseolr, prce One Shilling ...
... stories has been issued thin season than that contained this weeks addition tn Mr. Walter Scott's Xovccartrian Series.' Mr. Conan Doyle's volnine. Mysteries and Adventures.' may trusted beguile the railway journey, for the seven short stories there brought ...