... exemiuitioai for Uoite • ally oartifteaUa U aria tor wobho, with honour, of the drtuoleM in llicratntti tad Mils Annette Conan Doyle pawed tba ordinary eraainat in English litatttare, obenuatry, and ■utlhmetlcse ...

... for University certificates in arts for women, with honours of the first class, in English Literature; and Miss Annette Conan Doyle him passed the ordinary examinations in English Literature, Chemistry, and Mathematics. M. Eugene Godard will probably obtain ...

... E;dwobdllarlook Oliver's Mount Sohool, Scarborough. Willm, Arthur J'atrnain,Upper S0c, V'edhmn, & Univ. Col. lic Arthur Conan Doyle, Stonyhurat College. W'illiam Itughes, Grovehouso, Tottennam, William Tatlook, Loud, Coll. pf Diviuity end Private atudy ...

... Oliver's Mount School, Scarborough; William Arthur Jarnsain, Upper School, Peckham, and University College School; Arthur Conan Doyle, Stonyhtird College; William Hughes, Grove House, Tottenham ; William Tatlock. London College of Divinity and private study; ...

... add to its attractiveness. There excellent article on The Queen and our Royal Family in Contemporary Literature. Mr. A. Conan Doyle, M.8., contributes a very successful imitation of the stories of Bret Harte, and an article headed On the Quai Voltaire ...

... LONDON For May, now ready, price One Shil OUR DERBY SWEEPSTAKES: A Humorous Tale of th: *“ Derby” Week. By A, CONAN DOYLE. THE ** SUBLIME” TURK. By EDWARD DRURY. THE LOST ARTS OF CONVERSATION AND LETTER- WRITING. ; FORTUNES MADE IN BUSINESS : Sir JOHN ...

... For May, now ready, price One Shil OUR DERBY SWEEPSTAKES: A Humorous Tale of th: *“ Derby” Week. By A, CONAN DOYLE. THE ** SUBLIME” TURK. By EDWARD DRURY. ...

... authors. There is some excellent light reading in London Society, among which may be noticed Our Derby Sweepstakes, by A. Conan Doyle; Some Western Experiences, by Margaret Bertha Wright, and Make Your Game, by Charles Hervey. Mr. Alan Muir's novel, ...

... style and political method. London Society. Our Derby Sweepstakes is a forcible and not very brilliant love story by A. Conan Doyle. Several out siders draw lots for the chance of a lady's hand and are beaten by an outsider. Bound for the Oaks is not ...

... to the ground, tbe animal rearing at the same time and falling partially upon him. He was conveyed into the house of Dr. Conan Doyle, of Bush Villas and that gentleman was enabled to pronounce that', though considerably shaken and bruised, there was no ...

... illustrated. The Christmas number of tendon Society contains several capital stories B. E. Francillon, Mrs. Riddell, Dr. A, Conan Doyle, *e„ and reprint of Our Entertainment.” the late Mr. T. W. Robertson, which appeared in the regular number of this publication ...

... money matters unless his father did well before him, and left some substantial grist for the household mill behind.'' Dr Conan Doyle tells a good story about a bushranger, and the editor reprints a most amusing sketch by the late .Mr T. WV. Robertson, the ...