... Dr. Conan Doyle has been taken to task by a jtefen-oyod critic for making one of his characters eay that he saw a man cocking his revolver. J3ut what, it is asked, can a peace-loving doctor be expected to know about that warlike instru- ment? 4*AKJNG ...

... (compulsory) 51 p.m. to 3 p.m., reading (optional). Reading, he kindly explains, is to mean Marryat, Ballantync, Kingston, Conan Doyle, R. L. Stevenson, and Jerome K. Jerome, because school-boys shou1d have a taste for reading, and should akquire that tast ...

... Dr. Conan Doyle is preparing a tale of a semi. biographical character for production iu serial form. EPPS'S COOOA. GRATEFUL AND COMW»RTWG,— By a thorough knowledge o £ tike natural IRWS which govern the operations of uisestiou and nutrition, and jr a ...

... the prisoner's possession a small pocket-book containing a number of names set forth in alphabetical order, 'including Mr Conan Doyle, the novelist, Sir Andrew Clark, Mr Crawford, Mr Passniore Edwards, Mr Henry Irving, Lady Constance Howard, and several ...

... Dr. Conan Doyle has informed an American interviewer that Sherlock Holmes is quite dead, but that he may possibly revive him after a few years, only he will not promise anything. A RECENTLY PUBLISHED REPORT 01 the Histori- cal Manuscripts Commission ...

... Vaughan, the Bishop of Roches- ter, the president of the Wesleyan Conference, Mr Frederic Harrison, Sir Walter Besant, Dr. Conan Doyle, Sir Spencer Walpole, Mr Bryce, ytr M. Birre.11, M.T., and a whole list of other Bust of King Alfred. I prominent men banded ...

... the debe^tiv» service he has been able, without leaving the ofBoe. to direct some notable captures of ueoplt wanted. Conan Doyle has raised this quality M its apogee in Sherlook Holmes, the detective, whom the most difficult oases meant so many pipes ...

... Punch gave expression to the wave of public indignation that swept across the country from end to end. Then was it that) Mr Conan Doyle published his spirited verses, For Nelson's Sake, with the subsidiary headline, X ...

... Fashions; the Household Doctor. Soorts anU Pastimes with j! y* ^jjjjl SPECIAL CYCLING MAPS, also j j j* 41 Story by A. CONAN DOYLE, l|i| Entitled: BURGER'S SECRET, specially written for the Sunlight year Book. jj|i|? ISSUED BY THE PROMIETOB* Of jlllfe ...

... little play by Dr. Conan Doyle, Mr Irving appeared for the first time at ■»* tif will be pounced upon, says Mr Clement ifi amateurs as by hawks. Amateurs have 15 such prize since the Grandfather Whitewfrgjjf the elder Farren. Dr. Conan Doyle vs^{e' 1 Scott) ...

... if can seriously claim that the streets of Londoo ar* anything but squalid in comparison with those Paris. So says Dr. Conan Doyle. A story is told that years ago, at a largill fordshire mansion, it was the pastime of the hoar, among a large and aristocratic ...

... mander-in-Chief, was on Monday night thf guest of the Autbcts* Club on the occa.s!on of dinner given at 3, Whitehall Court. Dr. Conan Doyle presided, and proposed, the health of Lord Wolseley. He said it was oharac-' texi&tic of Lord Wolaeley that an engagement ...