... although the 'Kipling boom' has gone down—J. M. Barrie for The Little Minister,' Hardy for * Tess,' Rider Haggard, and Conan Doyle are about the first favourites. Among women writers of fiction, 'Ouida,' Miss Braddon, Mrs. Oliphant, Mrs. Hungerford, and ...

... to1 p.m., Junch and play (compulsory); 1 p.m. p.m., reading leading, he kindly explains, is to mean Marryat, Kingston, Conan Doyle, R. L. Stevenson, and Jerome K. Jerome, beeause ‘* school-boys should have a taste for reading, and should akquire that ...

... sent JO,OOO as jubilee offering. A NEW PLAY FOR MR. IRVING. Mr. Irving has accepted pathetic little piece, written by Dr. Conan Doyle, in which he will play the leading part. It that of an octogenarian soldier, who, in an episode of the Battle of Waterloo ...

... composing It is generally understood, however, that Emtdon Hall will be followed the new comic opera from the pens of Dr. Conan Doyle, Mr. Earnc. and Mr. Ernest l'ord, the score of which has foe some time been in Mr. DOyly Carte's hands. AT the Gainsborough ...

... Mou+ezuuia's Daughter*' will be issued by Messrs. Longman in the summer. In the spring die same firm will bring out Mr. Conan Doyle's historical novel, 44 The Refugees: a Tale of Two Continents. The scene is laid France and America during the reign of ...

... with bank account, even small one, is not likely corrupted. The chief articles of interest in the rand Magazine are Dr. Conan Doyle's story and an illustrated interview with Mr. and Mrs. Kendal. The children of the gifted actor and actress, is said, are ...

... Twain. Mrs. Mr. Rider Haggard, Mr. Black more. Mr. Blast Mr. BJ Stevenson. Miss Braddon. Mr. Hall Caaar. Mr. Besant, Mr. Conan Doyle, Nlr. Marion Cwmioti, -' Ba Hardy, Mr. .Tames Payn. Thaw ,, - , >, ' ,r ' said to be very little dilfeteace the str. paid ...

... numerous further experiments. On his return promises to make his system and methods known to the monde savin te. Mr. Conan Doyle, the other day, at a literary dinner, made reference to Mr. Gilbert Parker and Mr. Robert Barr, and was reported in the ...

... J. Loaiienhave been secure,! for the parts. Jam Ammie; or, »« conduct Prize, the comic opera written by .1. M. Lame and Conan Doyle and by Ernest Ford is to be produced this evening the Savoy Theatre. Ihe scene of the act ( ...

... Prize the differ as usual. The plot impertinently pie and appallingly devoid of humour. There t.iueh to admire in Mr. Conan Doyle's flowing .and plenty of fun in Mr. J. M. Barries smartly * dialogue. ** The success achieved on Satur- only be described ...

... MaoDoeald, ?? a! R Robert Falesner, hc. Thro volumnes. Chatto and Wuinds, The ItefugPes: a Tale oi Two Continents. By A. Conan Doyle. TWiTse VclurlMPs. 1,'igisuns. all es. alnd Co.. LEondni. 'he Poetical WTorks ef Samunel Taylor Coleridgse. With a ts,.tplntal ...

... she suggests is that when husbands are on foreign stations there might some travelling allowances or free passages. Dr. Conan Doyle, the Strand this month, tells of treasure hidden vault of old manor bouse; how a defaulting butler discovered it, handed ...