... Cricket Bats is then explained and illustratedl Between two excellent stories, the one by Max Pemberton and the other by Conan Doyle, is sandwiched a most in-eructive paper upon the teaching of the deaf end dumb. Fortune-telling by Cards—and Otherwise ...

... conscience stricken burgo-master. It has been known to drive the guilty spectator to confession. A Story of Waterloo, by Conan Doyle is a play of a totally different class. Sweet, and idyllic is its theme, and when the curtain descends upon it, the heart ...

... wyddonawl at bendith i ftloedd aydd yn dioddef o den yr ymwehyd torcalonus hwn, ag a ystyrid erioed en anfeddyginiset hob Dr Conan Doyle a yogrifena o Berlin ei fod greeted persouau den driniaelli Dr Koch al gyntorthwywyr yn Berlin, al fod wedi met alien nad ...

... 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 ...

... Our Library Table. A Conan Doyle starts a new series of stories in this month's double summer number of the Strand Magazine, the first of which is entitled The Story of the Beetle Hunters. The inimi- table creator of Sherlock Holmes needs no in- ...

... Cookery Recipes; the Laundrvy Fashions; the Household Doctor; Sports and Pastimes with SPECIAL CYCLING MAPS, also Story by A. CONAN DOYLE, Entitled: BURGER'S SECRET, specially written for the Sunlight Year Book. ISStE By THE PROPRIETOPS of ,SUNLIGHT SOAP * LIFEBUOY ...

... gratuities for long service. When in Brecon, Lewis enjoyed a reputation for cleverness as a detective almost as great as Conan Doyle ascribes to Sherlock Holmes. ...

... the detective service he has been able, without leaving the office, to direct some notable captures of people wanted. Conan Doyle has raised this quality to its apogee in Sherlock Holmes, the detective, to whom the most difficult oases meant so many ...

... THE MAGAZINES. The Stand Magazine (Ninnies & Co.) for April has, as usual, au excellent variety of reading. Dr. Conan Doyle contributes the first story,of a series on The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard ; and No. IV. of the second series of Stories from ...

... and to hold the reader with its spell. We are glad to find in the list of contributors for this volume the name of Dr Conan Doyle ...

... Keeping of Poultry; the “Rearing of Cattle; Cookery Recipes; the Laundry; Fashions; the House S^AL f CTCLmai!APB! STORY A. CONAN DOYLE, Entitled; BURGERS* SECRET, specially written far the Sunlight Year Book. Issued by the Proprietors of SUNLIGHT SOAP LIFEBUOY ...

... found in his possession a small pocket-book containing a number of names set forth in alphabetical order, Including Mr. Conan Doyle, the novelist, Sir Andrew Clarke, Mr. Crawford, Mr. Pasamore Edwards, Mr. Henry Irving, Lady Constance Howard, and several ...