... . By A. CONAN DOYLE. OODINEY STONE. By A. ONAN DOYLE. 5.11 6a. At all BooisleaadLhais CONZAIN DOYLE'S, NEW STIRRIYG '4STO'RY. Wtith Eighbt FsLiUPage Ilioatr-aticnnL Grown JWJODNEY STONE. By A. CONAN DOYLE. jlOD-N7EY STON'\E. By A. CONAN DOYLE. ~3onon ...

... DO1YE's NEW NOV-eL. Nowerrady. Wish 46 Pl-ross Illustretioss. Orown SeO, ?? T$ZE TRAGEDY OF THE KOKOSKo. Auh or ?? A. CONAN DOYLE. 4utborof ThelVhiteConmpany, 'odneyStoneI iTonce Bernew, So. Londors: SMIT'H. ELDER A CO., 15 Waterloo PIPceC ?? EVENTS ...

... ;~Oi(GOTTHEPRINTINGt y~t' ~,p ~0Tfl~~ E ClLUNERST&XD ,IIwINDSOR _erY 3 bleuntiftllY ?? pages oX ADARR3ICLES .i BY~ K LG CONAN DOYLE, j. I. CROCKETT, .AR..jIE CORELLI, upRET lIzA CTE, si7 D'WIN-\ AR-NOLD. ,,Id rnen zo'elothe 'L -N NOVEL, ft .WY WTHTHE -MA ...

... mystery-monger- ing suggsted by such now honoured names as those of Sherlock Holmes and Dr Nikola. But although writers like Conan Doyle, Guy Bouthby, and Louis Beeke mav seem to have little, at least as artists, in common with Charles Dickens and William BIack ...

... in discussing Mrs Gralady. Tne story in Lippisscott's Noeily Heapatent : (Loadon : Ward, Lock & Co.) is this month by A. Conan Doyle, and is of absorbing interest. V It fills more than one-half of the number, which i is othervise made up by some further ...

... the Idler. This will be finised befii,/ his historical novel Dr Doyle hopes towoat-y while at Davos where he has gone i Conan Doyle, who has been wintering tbe4$ Ma ZANGwnLL has deeided-ror to - ee give over the treatment of Jewish; -etbe nis new novel ...

... Square, B.C. jESSrS LONGMA~.NS & CO.'S LIST. NEW NOVEL BY A. CONAN DOYLE. Neon andCh~eap°rEdition, i~n ?? \'tume. Ci own eor 3s. THE REFUGEES. A Tale of Two Conti- ; nents, By A. CONAN DOYLE, Autbor of Micah Cliite. C. N 'atnioal F~ra -A wonderfuly ...

... LngzandE. Robert MflM.Th's DUNDEErC] ?? The 1'u u ?? h (viede GJ. M .cra and George N. Barnesn Labour. ?? ?? TERA, A. Conan Doyle. G. , ! Brow n. Publis. er (rice W . CxT~l~xet~nr~leENTiilIRAL Sir U.;T. ?M Tagg!rt-SEwan, M.P.) I. Scott Brow. QC.. JorC ...

... its light career with undiminishing interest. In narrating the exploits of the brave and bom- bastic Brigadier Gerard, Mr Conan Doyle has found a congenial theme. DiscoursingBehind the Speaker's Chair, Mr Lucy has many-kindly reminiscences -of the late Lord ...

... aile speech upon this most important subjeot. Other letters of regret were read from Dean Firrar, Lord Denbigb, Mr A. Conan Doyle, and the Lord IMayor of Dublin. Major Roper Parkington explained that the association knew no politics, sod its objects ...

... entirely. Mr Peter Keary, who has been Mr Pearson's lieutenant from the foundation of the house, now takes control. Dr Conan Doyle is engaged on a series of shortI stories for the Strand Magazine. The doctor ehas been taking a holiday in Italy in company ...

... Association as an earnest of his feelings on the matter. lOR CONAN DOYLE ON THE TRUE EDUOA- TION OF BOYS. In a letter addressed to the headmaster of I Ciayesneore School, Enfield, Middlesex, Dr Conan Doyle, referring to the holiday camp tour of thet school (during ...