... we get the opinions of eminent practitioners regarding their own out-door exercises nod some recreations in general Dr Conan Doyle gives a glimpse of the British army as lie saw it in the taking of Brsodfort, South Africa. It is • chatty sort of paper ...

... Askew Dead Tell No Tale* IL W. H Doable Event Downfall of Bedew Powell Deeds that Woo the Empire W. H. Fspkismet petard A. Conan Doyle Eraglaad's Peril W. Le Waters 41. Moore liattertly sad Dim el Eden S. Swam Ilereward the Honour of ft Yost* 1101 l to I ...

... strains and wt o. loathes of personal interest that make them fomentation. Limit.. Col. F. N. Moods, late R.N., repine to Dr Conan Doyle's paper on the British Army. The reply is pithy and pointed. The Rev. Roland Allen, of the Church of England Mission, Peking ...

... Winifred, was on Thursday recovered from the herring basin at Lowestoft. Deceased had been missing since November 10th. Dr Conan Doyle has started a rifle club at Hindhead for residents in that district. This makes about a dozen rifle clubs which have been ...

... the Bret instalment of his • Tale of the Great Mutiny' ; and Urban°. Sylvan begins a series of Provincial Letters.' Dr Conan Doyle replies to the writers who have freely criticised the positions he took op in 'Some Leeson, of the War,' and holds his positions ...

... Tenoyson (by Lewis Carroll), The New Stir and its Diz coverer, A Cure for the Drink and Drug Crave, de. The stories are by Dr Conan Doyle, 11. G. Wells, Walt!, Wood, W. W. Jacobs, John Ozenham, Robert Barr, and others. The opening pages of the Cornhill for May ...

... hoe been the leading elk•hunter in Ceylon for twenty years. An important article is that on The Great Boer War, by Dr A. Conan Doyle. Portra , te of the author, Mr Kruger, Es President Steyn, Mr Cecil Rhodes, Mr Chamberlain, Mr W. P. Schreiner, Dr Leyde ...

... very amusing, and in the height of the cricket season will find appreciative readers In the form of an interview with Dr Conan Doyle Captain Philip Trevor communicates in an agreeable fashion information about a British commando or rifle club—an attempt ...

... patterns. A gust attraction fur many readers is the revival of Sherlock Homes in The :!rand Magazine. The stray which Dr Conan Doyle has begun this month is entitled • The Hound of the flaskerviilee,' and the great deteetive'e ingenuity ie as marvellous ...

... most powerful that modem Germany hos produced, is illustrated in a most interesting sod able way in the Sunday &rand. Dr Conan Doyle's history of toe great Boer war is ay peering in abridged form in The ide World Magazine (George Newniss, Ltd.) This month ...

... with an unsigned Eoglieh idyll, in verse, • Betwixt the Ilay-time and the Corn,' which is followed by some criticisms on Conan Doyle'm • Great Boer War,' supplied by come of the Ceylon prieoners, to whom copies of the book had been forwarded. S:r Willi ...

... FIRST DAY. at 12 the greatest literary enterprise of any Noes, the BAZAAR will be Opened, within country or any age.' Dr Conan Doyle New Hatt. by Han GRACE Tea says — ' It has become quite a joke with DUCHESS OF BUCCLEUCH. Chairman us that we cannot trip ...