... afteiwards attended by Dr. Dolan. He was unmarried. At Dumfries last week there died -Mr. C. A. Doyle, whose edlest son rs Dr. Conan Doyle, tre velist. -Mr. C. A. Doyle was one of a well-knoen family, whore heal waS the celebrated John Doyle, better blron-n as ...

... 1892-IS 146s. 1835-L 449. By-eL-L 1,930. Representation unchanged. DIB1URGE1 TCENTRAL).-7,63o. G. 3 Brwn (, ?? 3.028 Dr. Conan Doyle (C) . .. 2,459 Diberal majorit ?? 569 8IS 1886-I 1524. I22-L2-I 1,975 15-I unoop. RePresentaztion unchanged. KlNnBIT(ES ...

... seelsaig in the~ authofr !-ome T1'osemIblantiuO Ito the creaton of his5 fancy. But if, so, they were disappointed. Dr. Conan. Doyle to ?? at is adlt Oct thu. lhysic-al anitithesis oif Sherlock -iobucex. hut hiS is a tooi prsence. ieu is oil, broad-shouldered ...

... a T7ninnist's opinion eblout 'unnecessary military adven- tlures. and vet no have never heard anybody say thlat 3Ir. Conan Doyle favours scuttle and suirender. whichj fti. )aniils aescribes as a Radical policyA.' Sir ?.devrd Clarkec was. and is roppossd ...

... BELLS. Before an audience that filled the theatre from floor to ceiling, Mir. Henry irving last night appeared in Dr. Conan Doyle's one-act sketch, A Story of W~ater- loo, and The Bells.' When the former piece was produced for the first time at. ...

... Tta'e was a Buowded house at thbe Prince's Thate, e Brit bet night, whenlMr. Henry Irving tr~oagt 5 'to sptaelight Dr. Conan Doyle's little play, A4 Story I crt Waterloo, ori~ginlly celled by the ax*}or A r Straggler of '15. Let it at once be said ...

... legislators. DP. CONAN DOYT.F.S AND\P TRE AR-AY OF THE FUTURE. ?? one intorested in army reorganisation should s miss Dr. Conan Doyle's admirable paper on Some ?? I ~esna oI the War in the October Is Corohilb The first and greatest lesson of all is ...

... driver sustained concussion of the brain, and other players who were in the vehicle were more or less seriously hurt, Dr. Conan Doyle's book on the Boer War bas been issued from the press by M7dessrs. Smith, Elder, and Co. 'Tie first part of the book is ...

... a triple bill uray be tried. The programsnae lwill consist of a version of ?? Quixote, as adapted by M)r. Wills; Dir. Conan Doyle's dramatic episode, A Story of Waterloo; and -Mr. Pinero's comxedietta, 1 Bygones, written when the author was an actor ...

... MIfiiv of 13::oaria has not mnuch to comiplainl of in ?? position. D~r. Jo~oph Bell1, of Edinburgh1 the protoutype of Mr. Conan Doyle's Sherook Hfolmes (and of the Satarday Review's Foreloek Ch.imes), is not a Professor in the University, but a consaiting ...

... Mr. Besant's opinion, fis to get the novelists to sit in judgment upon one fanother's work. This also appears to be Dr. Conan Doyle's view. Ile believes that the creative and the critical faculties usually go together, and if he had to choose his critic ...

... haer secured the s -custre rilst ri-hts of the Ssecoud Series of hts Admeettires. It 'sac ii AL StAdy in Starlet that Conan Doyles I fatous detective wvs ?? itro-:isedt t he readinsg sublic; but it ir in the Seacaud Series of his t reenianes thel- ...