... CONAN DOYLE LEAGUE. P. W. L. D. PA. Pts. Gala Thom .. 5 5 0 0 23 4 10 Selkirk I3.oarta .. 3 3 0 0 13 4 6 Gala fairydean .. 4 2 2 0 12 13 4 Kelso .. 5 2 3 0 17 12 4 eentrk Bluebell.. 5 2 3 0 11 15 4 ilawick 0 6 0 5 38 0 Two points for a win and one for ...

... Conan Doyle on the List. Then came turn of more pretentious forms of literature. Certain of tho more vivid of our authors began to tackled on the score their sensational realism or their squalor. Recently climax was cached when soino northern school authority ...

... CONAN DOYLE ON MACAULAY. Sir A. Conan Doyle's literary criticisms in Through the Magic Door (Smith. Elder) contains those appreciations that one likes to hear from one literary man of another. TM Doctor has a prodigious respect for Macaulay the author ...

... Conan Doyle and Irving. Writing of his first venture in drao Arthur Conan Doyle said: I had Wri l short story called A Straggler of which had seemed to spa to be a picture of an old soldier and his wall own eyes were moist when I wrote that is the surest ...

... CONAN DOYLE — HOLMES The very interesting letter from Mr Adrian Conan Doyle which we publish to-day is almost historic, completely authoritative, and, from an Edinburgh point of view, rather iconoclastic. It disposes of the traditional belief — cherished ...

... CONAN DOYLE REMINISCENCES Sir James said that personally he had seen vorv little pugilism, but used to fights with Sir Conan Doyle, who said that (Sir James) was very ignorant on the subject, but always seemed to be able to say who would win, because ...

... DR CONAN DOYLE AND THE GORDONS. Here is impression Dr nan Doyle, who is the front, of a brigade the march: was only General Smith men's Brigade, writes, but if could have b«n passed just it was down Piccadilly it would have driven London crazy. I watched ...

... Sir ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE The modern detective story, which stemmed from Poe, culminated, in new form, in the Sherlock Holmes stories of Edinburgh - born Sir _ Arthur Conan Doyle. The widespread popularity of Holmes, still the predominant name in detective ...

... Conan Doyle (above) showed * response to another American, Joseph M. Stoddart, who had just commissioned works by him and Oscar Wilde for Lippincott’s Magazine. Holmes had finally proved a success: so he would be kept on. Early in 1891 Conan Doyle began ...

... SIR CONAN DOYLE AND THE WAR. In his dosing remarks in the complete edition Great Boer War, now published. Sir A. Doyle, after detailing the terms surrender, writes: In long, paradoxical history of South African strife there nothing more wonderful than ...

... DR CONAN DOYLE ON FICTION. Dr Conan Doyle has been lecturing on tiction at the Lucerne Reunion Conference. I>r Doyle said in the literature of Great Britain lay her most certain claim to lasting glory. The work of the statesman and the soldier might and ...

... TRIBUTE BY DR CONAN DOYLE Writing , in the Edinburgh-Evening dispatchSir Arthur Conan Doyle says : — Personally I can say very little of- Di Joseph Bell , for I have never met him in his own house , and really only know him as my professor . As such ...