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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... A leading feature of the Cornhill Magazine diig I 1391 will be a serial storv, entitled The White Company, | by Mr. Conan Doyle, author of 'Micah Clarke, &c. The opening chapters of the story will appear in the January number of the magazine. Messrs ...
... hackneyed theme. Three novels, not one of which requires much comment, next claim our attention. The best of them is Mr. Conan Doyle's new romance, Tas Wne Coat- Lsrs,-a book which unquestionably deserves to rank with the same author's brilliant story, ...
... Chaps. 22 to 26- The Mistethe Bongh of The Hosi- dale- hod- A Glupse of Asa Minor'- The White OCon- pany, by A. Conan Doyle, Author of Mi- h Clake, Chaps. 5S Beady This Day, lcap. 8vo.. limp geen cloth, or cloth boards, gilt toj, ALLING IN LOVE ...
... and N«w Catowad Ooofcary s&sssr M'abiSSM'o M - « iL SI MW- BEiroN'S sHILLUU COOKERY BOOK _M4HOI«mOLD uuwt. . ran r- DA. CONAN DOYLE'S BOOK ~ A' _™. ' «*>wo «»o , mi. j. D^u STUDY ,-CAHLKI. Coram Dm, Author Uhrta. •• rh, sin Four' • h ™* c acttu*- • i ...
... adventures are to the adventurous; and nobody could accuse Sherlock Holmes of a lack of either enterprise or audacity. Mr. Conan Doyle's mastery of the story-teller's art is growing rapidly, and teen likely ere long to win a quite noteworthy and enviable ...
... wholly upon the pictures, for : eminently readable short tales and sketches are contributed by Messrs. Archibald Forbes, Conan Doyle, George A Sala, Raymond Blathwayt, F. C. Philips, I. Zangwill, Phil Robinson, Eden Phil potts, and Morley Roberts. ...
... abandoned creiture should &ble find shelter for the night so long he was ready to pay for it either in cash or in work. Mr. Conan Doyle has made suggestion to the military authorities which is deserving of their cob> ieraticn. points out that the German Government ...