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... “filil‘.h' war in Bouth Africa had strength| ened firm conviction regarding the na| tional importance of rifle shooting. | Dr Conan Doyle, speaking at the annual | dinner of the Edinburgh Burns Club on Sat(urday, said the main characteristic which made Burns ...
... shed firm at last week's prices, without alteration. larid u.mnmm-aammmm.,m were asking above buyers’ settiements. Dr. Conan Doyle discourses views, which made business rather difficult. the Boer wai. The experiences of o lady Beans firm and more dificult ...
... competitions, et hoc wenus omne! THE WIDE WORLD MAGAZINE.—One of the most attractive features of this admir| %No magazine is Conan Doyle's “Great Boer ar,” of which eh:r. 5 and 6 are given this month, with special illustrations. A lady missionary recounts her ...
... all who devote themselves to the many duties involved in the successful work. ing of the movement. 1 The class of stories Conan Doyle usually writes are likely to develop wonderfully within the next few years, for the reason thas the “ handmaids skill and ...
... WORLD MAGAZINE continues Oaptain Dreyfus's thrilling experiences during his five years’ captivity on Devil’s Island, and Dr Conan Doyle's graphic narrative of the great Boer war, both profusely illustrated. *“Odds and Ends” embedies photos of -:1’ sirange ...
... that *the most important thing in the reign of Henry II §ood~— . Tmpressions. | THE WIDE WORLD MAGAZINE continues | Dr Conan Doyle's thrillingly interesiing and well-illustrated account of the Great Boer. | War, and Captain Dreyfus's great hook ** Five ...
... 3 per cent. The S ish Ministry has resigned, d Cabinet R bcen formed by Senor C:g.b?.m'. Demoerat. 1o will ’ Sir Arthur Conan Doyle will learn with . prise that his * Advencures of Shariock Holrues »13 ;mwiwu. - ...
... municipality is to build lace factories, all the other industries should be treated in the same way. One Sure to Hit Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, at the opening of the winter session of St. Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, told several good stories of oldfashioned pra ...
... amount of money in this way. Territorial Caddies . Members of the Crowborough Golf Club, upon the suggestion of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who is captain, have nflted a system which, if it is widely imitated, will have a considerable effect upon Territorial ...
... TN!ATRI. AND AMUSEMENTS. ermm%m THEATRE, SHEFFIELD. &t 7.15; Doors, 6.30. MATINEE RDS 3. o. Conan Doyl-'s OmeAmsw;‘u.zm the “THE SPECRLED BAND. AN ADVENTURE K HOLMES. A e Rl Tty Tt e Loca” produced on the stage” Box Office open 9.0 to 50 'Phone 640. ...
... what can surpass Wilkie Collins’s “Woman in White” or “The Moonstone.” or Charles Reade’s “ Never too Lete to Mend.” or Conan Doyle’s “The Sign of “our,” or Max Pemberton’s “Iron Pirate”! There 1s no dearth of exciting fiction which girls mav read without ...
... wron in the use of his jndgment of men, whicg was his whole trade. When a man who really was a good specialist—for Sir A. Conan Doyle was a good doctor— ...