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... CONTENIS POE OCTOBER, ISC 1 Dr Conan Doyle and his stories: The Three Cmptspondeats . The Stm-San of Time Blackpool of To-day Captain Shacnon ; Moments Mth Rodent Magicians ; It. S. Baden- Ponell : A S•op of the Matstwle Rising ; Round the London Rostourants; ...
... has something to suit every taste, from a finely-illustrated article on lightning flashes to a rattling good sketch by Conan Doyle. No. 51 of the Penny Library of Famous Books contains the first part of Ainsworth's Old St. Paul's. The Penny Musical ...
... screen, cushion, fco. The periodical under notice also includes stories specially written Grant Allen, B. L. Far jeon, Conan Doyle, Lord Brabourne, Florence Warden, Mrs Campbell Praed, Henry Herman, and A. T. Paak. These all illustrated in colours. But ...
... —Frontispiece, You Villain! I Cried, Let Him Go!; The One Hundredth Number of the Strand Magazine; Round the Fire, by A Conan Doyle; Letters of Burne-Jones to a Child ; A Question of Habit, by W W Jacobs; In Nature's Workshop, by Grant Allen ; Illustrated ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... from MAGAZINE. Photographs and Sketches. The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard. IL —How the King Held the Brigadier. By A. Conan Doyle. Illustrations by W. B. Wollen, From Behind the Speaker's Chair.— THE XXI. By Henry W. Lucy (Toby, M.P.). Illustrations ...
... Sir John Everett Millais, Bart., P.R.A., by Francis H. Low; Rodney Stone, Chapter X (continued) and Chapter IX, by A. Conan Doyle ; (Jario , itie3 of Angling, by Frandey Steelcroft ; Transformation, by RoOert B irr ; Rlibsdy Facts in Fancy Frames ...
... as the following contents will prove :—Frontispiece, Ted Barton seized him by tle collar ; The Croxley Master, by A. Conan Doyle ; A Peep into Punch, by John Holt Schooling ; A ikiaster of Craft, by W W Jacobs; Wined on Record, by George Dollar; The ...
... Nownes, Ltd., Southampton-street, London—for July is an excellent number, and contains The Tragedy of the Korosko, by A Conan Doyle; Glimpses of Nature. I—The that ants milk, by Grant Allen ; How a racing boat is built, by 8 J Hruisley ; The strange ...
... Arthur L Salmon; Dr Conan Doyle end his Stories—l. A Pen Portrait of the Antler, by Archibald Cromwell; 11. An Api:r-rdation of Dr Doyle's Work, by Hugh S Maelaughlart ; The Three Correspondents (complete story), by A Conan Doyle; The &n-Saw of Time ...
... contains • lot of stories of the usual high standard of this popular publication. The Adventares of Sherlock Holmes, by Conan Doyle, some Ulan end in this number by the death of Sherlock Holmes, and one cannot but help haviog a feeling of regret that his ...