... CONAN DOYLE Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, whose death is mourned to-day by the Englishspeaking world, was a many-sided man. In his later years he was obsessed by Spiritualism; but when all his writings on that subject are forgotten, as they will in a short ...

... CONAN DOYLE May 10, 1925, Sir Arthur Lotion Doyle arrived to .i.it to address the Rotary , .J and give three lectures o.t in the Ulster Hall. Sun of an Irish artist and ',,hew of a caricaturist On the iiaJ of Punch, he devoted most of his first address ...

... CONAN DOYLE wish to thank your correspondent, Rev. M. W. Dewar, for his appreciative remarks about my article on Conon Doyle. With reference to the publication of A Study in Scarlet, I agree that the date ought to have been given as 1887. At the same ...

... CONAN DOYLE THOSE who listened to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle last week ta? the Ulster Hall were impressed by the lucidity and force of lila worda. He certainly has the courage of hla beliefs, and opened up quite now ways of though* (o the next life. made ...

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... The Conan Doyle. Dr. Kelly, of North London, was successful in the Conan Doyle, concurrent shoot with the King’s He made 102 points, and for some time it was thought bad tied with Jamieson tor the bronze modal, until ascertained that was not eligible ...

... CONAN DOYLE AND NEDIUNS. DDFESIDS t!ROTH ERB. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle writes as follows to the Evening Standard : —On the subject of the Maakelyno-Davonport affair you speak of the late Mr. Maslcelyhe as having exposed the Davenport Brothers. ...

... CONAN DOYLE AS DETECTIVE. How Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the creat of Sherlock Holmes, himself reproduced ti qualities of fiction’s greateet detective, in reel life is told a new book entitled Arthur Conan Doyle; A Memoir,” the Rev. John Lamond. D.D., published ...

... AMERICAN AND CONAN DOYLE. NEW YORK, Monday.—The spirit pliotcuraphs, acclaimed by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and other•, are &dared fakes by Dr. Walter Franklin Prince, research tfir.•r of the Boston bkeiety for INychicsl lh,rarcli. in an article published ...

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... Reply to Conan Doyle ALMOST as soon as he had returned from the Putumsyo he had been contributing articles to the Press, and in particular to the newly-founded Irish Review. - In this magazine, in July, 1913, there appeared one ot the most famous of ...

... ■EYOEY OF CONAN DOYLE. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had considerable experience of the theatre. and was extremely fond of it, but he was far greater as • story-teller than as a dramatist. The stage cramps me, he used to say. All his plays were adapted from ...