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... Camille Yictor Deldpilea France, MI.B. and O.33, 18SI David 1 eobertson Dooie. Scotland, MB. and C.h., 1882: Arthitr . Conan Doyle. Scotland, Dl.B. and C.M., 1838; Harry Drink- C f water, England. 82.. sod 0.8. 1877; John Ewart, Scotland, 8 Dl.B. and ...
... which a man makes of his hands. A week at th e west oa-t, by Katie Nfagnus, is • very readable bit of holiday gossip. A. Conan Doyle, KB., contributes Touch and Go. • midshipman's story of adventure on the Clyde. The family doctor gives some very useful ...
... of the other Annuals, whose naiads legion. This year it contains a complete tale entitled A Study in Scarlet, by A. Conan Doyle, and two original drawing-room plays, Food for Powder, by R. Andre, and The Four Leaved Shamrock, by C. J. Hamib ton ...
... instructive matter, Awong the contributors are Je Saxhy, Blake, Talbot Reed, De W, T. Greene, vil Gibney, Theodore Wood, Dr Conan Doyle, Mrs W.J. Gordon, David Ker, Ascott R. Hope, Cathel, Rev, J. N. &c. Lydo: H. J. Walker, L. Gunn ss, fabien. Harris Browne ...
... the days of the surly old moralist, it appears to be warranted at the present time by the i results brought out by Dr A. Conan Doyle, in I a study of The Geographical Distribution i of British Intellect, in the current number of the Nineteentth Century ...
... perpetrated in the dark hours between Saturday night and Sunday morning. How Ls intellect divided In the United Kingdom I' Dr. Conan Doyle has discovered that one In 91,000 Englishmen, one in 22,000 Scotchmen, and one in 49000 Irishmen rises to distinction. ...
... find a Derby winner amongst them. THE CLEVER PEOPLE OF THE KINGDOM.—How is intellect divided in the United Kingdom? Dr Conan Doyle has discovered that one in 31,000 Englishmen, one in 22,000 Sootchmen, and one in 40,000 Irishmen rises to distinction. ...
... while theology, science, and engineering predominate in higher latitudes. In summing up the results, the writer, Dr. A. Conan Doyle, holds that towns have a higher intellectual activity than the country, and that agricultural districts are usually richer ...
... probable that the proceed. a V ,ill be private. ?? e IT hs bees taken for granted by atat two i li eg journals of note that Mr Conan Doyle's t .. isah Clarke is his first effort ia fictioaI. As w watter ci fact, it is his third, his The Study a Sisrlet being ...
... it must he a consolation to most folk thatwthey are not likely to have any experience 'sOfthrm. -Micah Clarke. By A. Conan Doyle. Logn-mans, Green & Co.)l--Mlcah Clarke's . statement made to his three grandchildren 'is a well-told story of adventure ...
... would have acted more wisely reeiatd!tt the temptation to explain. A LITICRARY Docron.—The author of Micah Clarke, Dr. A. Conan Doyle, is the literary lion of Portsmouth. Although only thirty year., old, be had been a writer of magazine Medea for ten years ...
... than fortnight. Meanwhile, I note that Canon Prot hero pronounces Micah Clarke ” superior work art to “Loma Doone.” Mr Conan Doyle’s new novel, “ Micah Clarke,” is also, 1 may remind yon, a story of the west conn nr. It treat* with great picturesquensee ...