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... Chronicles of Carlingford to look back upon. Uncle Berinac, a Memory of the Empire. By A. Conan Doyle. (Smith, Elder & Co.)-lrI Rodney Stone Mr Conan Doyle showed us lientland dringe the time of the great French war, with Nelson guarding its shores ...
... to how the | novel ?? will turn out. The author has dedi- cated the book 'to big-hearted, big-bodied, big-souled friend Conan Doyle. The book is profusely illustrated by T. Giilch, A. S. Boyd, Hal Hurst, Louis W'ain, Gee. Hutchison, Miss Hammond, and ...
... into the isouth 11sf of a stockbroker, there can be no question of its Phil -A truth. Pi tim- The ,hite Company. By A. 'Conan Doyle. deft sub- 3 vois. ?? : Smith, Elder & C. gene sole Air Doyle has decidedly achieved Scce this the this work, which is a ...
... !rill-h Museut, ; W. Scote Dalgleish, LbL.V Edinburgh; Principal Donaldson, St Aidrew-s; arofeuser Dowdeu, Dublin; A. Conan Doyle, M.D.; J. Dalrymple Duncan, Glasgov; Richard Gariett, LL.D., Lritish Museum ; Anthony Hope 1jaw- kitis London ; Holmes Ivory ...
... these artists, but the whole of the originals of the sketches are to be raffled for on the .Stock Exchange. Mr Pinero, Dr Conan Doyle, ยข Mr Hall Caine, Mrs Craigie, Mrs Hnnphry !Ward, and other authors are contributing. Sir Arthur Sullivan has written a ...
... in Paris, has taken charge of the affairs of the ErEmbassy during the absence of the Marquis of I Dufferin. DR AND MeS CONAN DOYLE have lately been stopping at Davos, and are now at Mont Cause. They purpose spending a portion of the winter in Egypt. TEE ...
... of vagrants, entertained at dinner at the Holbern Restaurant to-night half a dozen of the well-known women writers. Dr Conan Doyle took the chair, and on his right hand sat Mrs Burnett Smith (Annie Swan), and on his left MA.rs Annie Neal, whose Indian ...
... _Australia, the: number she imports approaches 10,000 yearly. Tim new Savoy Opera (libretto by Mr J. LI. Barrie and Dr Conan Doyle, music by Mr Ernest Ford) is expected to he produced in about a fortnight, and the Savoy Theatre is to be closed after tbis ...
... King Alfred's death, in the autumn of 1901, appears in a fair way to success. This afternoon, at the Mansion-House, Dr Conan Doyle pleaded, with his accustomed forcefulness, for fitting honour to be done to the old-time hero; and Sir Arthur Arnold, eager ...
... WLLUSTRATED WITH PORTRAITS OOf PRSINCE flltrIMARCE, E.MPEROR WSILYIA'i, 5 I COUNT VON SMOLTI'E. TELLAND'S VOYAGE, By A. CONAN DOYLE. | PHIL. IMA7'3 XMAS. ANNUAL. VHARLES DICKENS IN PARIS. C iV ByB GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA. e j 1ULL-PAGE ORIGIN-AL SKETCHES ...
... 480Beautlfully IllustratedPages of.STORIES and ARTICLES by RUDYARD KIPLING, S. E. CROCKETT, Sa EDWIN' ARNOLD, L. T. MEADIE, CONAN DOYLE, MARIE CORELLI, BEET EARTE, IAN MACLAREN, And Many Others. A BFRILLIANT'NOVEL, PER A THE ?H(E;lCLlN Z . la Separate Volume ...
... well-known literary names, -id aejust booen ade to the William Black memorial fund are those of Mr Anthony Hope and MJr Conan Doyle. Sir Robert Giffen, an old friend of Mr Blaclk, and Professor Nicholson, of Edinburg-h University, have as just joined. ...