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... 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 ...
... HERE AND THERE In The White Company,” the serial by Conan Doyle now running in Cornhill, the followi ng exquisite ballad is given in this month’s number :— What of the bow ? The bow was in England $ © OF true wood, of yew The wood o { English bows $ ...
... 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, ...
... numbers, The Gentlewoman certainly claims a prominent place among tbe best. It contains many good complete stories by A. Conan Doyle, Mr. Campbell Praed, Henry Herman, Florence Wardell, B. L. Farjeon. Lord Brabourne (children's story), and last, though ...
... 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 ...
... the title of story told by Mr. Charles S. Cheltnam, and the amusing Adventures Sherlock Holmes are continued by Mr. A. Conan Doyle. Mr. J. L. Sullivan writes Sir Ogre's Estate, the illustrations being attractive the writing. have also upon our table ...
... was a funny little sjieech, t'nough Mr. Jerome, like many great humorists, is lather sad and sentimental company. But Mr. Conan Doyle, who not a humorist, was decidedly amusing, a fine robust manly Scot, just the sort fellow to have seen all the adventures ...
... Spnrweon, his house, grounds, and tabernacle ami portrait ol Mr. Ch.!ni frontispiece. the current number of the Strnwl Dr. Conan Doyle continue - hie-.'cries o fleteetive f-toriey, The of llolme-, ' and highly exciting the stories use then kind. Beauty Nature ...
... been elected President of the Scarborough Habitation of the Primrose League,-which has now a total of 2,238 members. Dr. Conan Doyle, the author of The White Company, has been visiting Mr. J. M. Barrie, the author of The Little Minister, at Kirriemuir ...
... century, as the indignant orator once put it. Perhaps the extraordinary success of the Strand Magazine* is due more to Conan Doyle's fascinating creation of Sherlock Holmes than any other feature. Dr. Doyle has been deluged with inquiries as to whether ...
... Lords, The Farl was married in 1885 to & daughter of Mr. Goorge Chalow-Newton, of Croxton Vark, Cambridge. DYSART, Dr. Conan Doyle, the well. coNAx povie. known Wm s » tall broad-shou athletic. looking mvh hardly ”ononyo the im- Wm ng given to lterar ...
... they were able to reassure anxious friends of their safety. It is comparatively ancient history that Sherlock Holmes Dr. Conan Doyle embodied tlie remarkable intuitive reasoning which his old professor, Mr. Joseph Bell, of Edinburgh, used to teach his students ...