... 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 ...

... London, occupying , most of his time. Sir Arthur Sullivan not expected to write the for the next opera at the Savoy. Dr. Conan Doyle and Mr. J. M. Barrie are both spoken of as writing the book. I hear that Mr. Wilson Barrett opened his American)- tour at ...

... 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. ...

... life-like aketoh.portrsits well knosn men Brerel MmNk Twni, snd Mr' Vaaghan, o B e .‘r T on “J‘m‘h production of this Amfi,' Conan Doyle under the title of - relates & fascinating ses story, dunng the Franeo (ierman War Mr. Gieorgs Augustus Baa has made anather ...

... 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 ...

... way. Business at the Islington Market yesterday was almost at standstill. The announcement that Mr. J. M. Barne and Mr. Conan Doyle are to collaborate writing opera for the Savoy Theatre is rather astonishing. Two authors iuore unlike do not live. They ...

... here and in the neigh A New and ara ready Year's Day draw three or four teeth gratis for anybody who coajes to me. DR. CONAN DOYLE S FIRST STORY. Dr. Doyle in the pages of The Idler tells something of his very * first work, which was written seven and ...

... brought into intimate association with leading Liberal politicians from time to time. According to a popular belief, Mr. Conan Doyle, whose admirers are now so numerous, is. like Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Barrie, Scotsman. This belief, however, is not too well ...

... tassels. She was Oliver Twist (all-of-a-twist). Another, all in brightest red from head to foot, was easily guessed Conan Doyle's Study in Scarlet. A lady in an ornamental nightgown with a ribbon round the waist, from which was suspended a bag full ...

... the Savoy. But a happy inspiration has come to the manager of that theatre. He has commissioned Mr. J. M. Barrie and Mr. Conan Doyle to write the libretto of a comic opera, and this, with the music of Sir Arthur Sullivan, ought to rejoice every playgoer ...

... time to Subscribe. Containing :— NEW SERIES OF n,„™ X AD VENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES. ADVENTURE OF THE CARDBOARD BOi By A. CONAN DOYLE. AN ILLUSTRATED INTERVIEW WITH THE LORD BISHOP OF RIPON. By HARRY HOW. FBOM BEHIND THE SPEAKER'S CHAIR. By H. W. LUCY. ...