... William and Lady Carington, at Burfield, Old Windsor (which was taken by Lord and Lady Ludlow last summer). * * * Sir A. Conan Doyle, who has consented to stand as the Unionist candidate for the Border Burghs, contested the Central Division of Edinburgh ...

... lover of romance is well catered for this autumn. Delightful are The Adventures of Gerard (Newnes), in which Sir A. Conan Doyle gives his readers, in addition to his excellent Napoleonic story, a valuable list of the authorities consulted by him—a ...

... the indictment of the War Commission Report, and the Education Act must be amended during the next few years. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, speaking at Hawick last night, said that, although a convinced free trader, he recognised it was absurd to live in a fool's ...

... mon, he neither drinks nor smok's—he canna be ill ! Page 4. PLEA FOR RIFLE CLUBS. SIR CONAN DOYLE APPEALS TO HIS COUNTRYMEN. OPPORTUNITIES EVERYWHERE. Sir Conan Doyle can always be reckoned on when any manly or patriotic duty is toward. Yesterday it was ...

... recognition, ought to do something substantial to assist him. Among those elected to act on an executive committee were Sir A. Conan Doyle, Mr. W. Burdett- Coutts, M.P., the Duke of Westminster, Colonel Frank Rhodes, Mr. Alfred Harmsworth, Mr. C. Arthur Pearson ...

... Underground —I considered my mind relieved, set myselfout to t he h etearette discussed, I ran straightway arms of Sir Conan Doyle. aPologies, and I, producing my rtiade for the Guildhall. Only. a n tl f ie u r l , L ha T d h i e t y b p ee a n sse an ...

... creation of that marvellous man was suggested to Sir Conan Doyle by his acquaintance with Dr. Joseph Bell, a noted physician of Edinburgh, who always preached to his students—of whom Sir Conan Doyle was one—the value first of accurate observation, second ...

... Painting children is to Mr. Hughes one of the chief delights of his art. They make such original sitters, he declares, A. Conan Doyle ; Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P. ;' Mr. E. J. Gregory, R.A. ; Mr. Arthur Morrison, Major W. P. Drury, Mrs. E. Nesbit, and Mr. ...

... that covered by Mr. Caton Woodville's drawing of Napoleon with a tankard of bitter beer ; and the most witty, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's : How I ought to Graph to signature beautifully written), and How I do graph (his ordinary signature). tAir-,,t- - 9 °L6 ...

... in the new number of the London Magazine, a number of prominent and clever men tell why golf appeals to them. Sir A. Conan Doyle says that golf appeals to him because it is the only game he knows that can be played at all seasons, alone or in company ...

... Dreyfus, in summertime, is possessed by a constant fear of sunstroke, and both Mr. James Gordon-Bennett and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle dread all kinds of creeping things. Inspector Melville, who recently retired from the Criminal Investgation Department ...

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