... CONAN DOYLE Just before his death Sir Arthur Conan Doyle completed an absorbing work on Spiritualism which he called “The Edge the Unknown” It contains his final reflections on those strange forces in nature —the Invisible World around us-—with many ...

... THE CONAN DOYLE. The Conau Doy'.r. whi* h took place the *«me time as the King'? adjoining target?, open uieni hers r*fle «lub? not qualified for the King's. The statuette and were won hv Petty Officer J. E. Walk* r. Rival Naval Barrack*. Portsmouth, ...

... HE CONAN DOYLE. The prize list was also issued to-day, The conditions as to shooting for the Steck Ex- change also apply to this competition. The Chalienge Statuette and £10 went to Mr. Hiskin; Dartford R.C., with 31, 34, and 35, total 100. The second ...

... CONAN DOYLE forecasts —in “The Passing of the Legions” —the probable fate of India should British role decline. As Rome stood to ancient Britain, so Britain stands India to-day —the fate of ancient Britain may be the fate of modern India. The Mutiny as ...

... CONAN DOYLE, Oil Sunday, after the American divisions rushed the first line of the Hindoo burg Australian divisions Ihrviugh them and carried battle forward. At imitation of the Australian Government, Sir Arthur Doyle witnessed this of the balMe, company ...

... The Conan Doyle. The prize list also issued to-day. The conditions as to shooting for the Stock Exchange also apply this competition; The Challenge Statuette and £10: Mr. Hiskin, Dartfoid R.C 31 54 35 100 £5, Mr. Bayley, Dartford R.C. 33 53 34 100 ...

... “CONAN DOYLE” Eleventh F. Hale, Midland Counties R.C., 35,34 60; £l, Major' H. Porter, M.C., R.C./ 33, 34—67; £l, C. T. Smith, Grimsby R.C., 33. 34 —67. Scores below prize-list:— P. Rae, Huddersfield C, 32, 34—66: Rev. E. Selwyn, Sheffield, 33, —66; Cadet ...

... Conan Doyle. Who can say which aspect of Conan Doyle's wonderfully active personality will be chiefly remembered in years to come He won for himself three reputations—as a writer of historical novels and adventure tales, the creator of Sherlock Holmes ...

... CONAN DOYLE. Spiritualists ar-e i . jjlib moment as to the possi' 1 munication from Sir Doyle, who did so nine research. A message reached York to-night saying i of the arrival on the . Arthur is reported , ceived through Miss p the pastor of the m Church ...

... CONAN DOYLE Bound in Cloth, 3s. 6d, net; Leather, ss. net each. THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES. THE WHITE COMPANY. THE MEMOIRS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES. SIR NIGEL. THE RETURN OP SHERLOCK HOLMES. THE VALLEY OF FEAR. THE EXPLOITS OF BRIGADIER GERARD. RODNEY ...

... CONAN DOYLE.; Seven shot* cacti at and .500 yards.—* B. TV. Gle.dow HtiU, 68; Cam. T.. S. «mlth. Midland ConntiM, .67; K. W. Braetamitj. Darbv, 67; Capt. It. Dnugla,. MallnaS. 66; Lt. J. Wood. Uni). 66; C. T. Smith, Grlmaby, 66. Conan Doyle (batowl.-A ...

... CONAN DOYLE. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was conspicuous example of the man who finds his own career. Educated for medicine, became success in literature. His writings were the despair of the orthodox litterateur well as the “superior person”. When he created ...