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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... deal of interest. t In Ccr7,hill the excitin2 story of the Indian Mutiny, Eight Days, is brought to a close, a and Mr Conan Doyle's story, The White Com- pany, is continued. The melauchsly tale of t A Labsur Candidate is a political satire with a ...
... instalitients of the serial novels, The Newr Iector, by the author of The House of the Wol, and The Whi;t Company, by A. Conan Doyle. One writer ilas a short article about 'Ciharl-11atre, but there was a longer and brighter and inure iu- forming article ...
... g, as is 21s3 a paper about Sugglers' Devices. Fictien, crisp and god, is provided by Rita, VW. Clark Rlussell, and A. Conan Doyle, and in transla. ions fromol the French and Russian. An article I about Figure-HEeads will cominend itself to all who ...
... than two e ?? l12an- d well-knuown authors, among o Its hj~ 2` to he foand thesea of 11elen i .E'lsu 3tidl i'Cartley, Conan Doyle. Lt Lsea A-i,'--att 11. WV. Lucy, lTastna, ?? Je-eps B tt, Clemnt Scott, ''ita, Adeline at 'ov'eFtia, Alay-Croiiiuelin ...
... has done much to that end, arnd Eaglish tourists to the north already speak of inclndixg Thrunis among the lions, Dr Conan Doyle has been visiting Mr Barrie, and been amusing himself by taking photographs of interesting bits in the old town. No ...
... the spirited I v i nes of Dr Wendell Holmes about 1Old' Ironsides ; and the Foudroyant, too, has had I u its poet in Dr Conan Doyle. For it is always w easy to rouse the sympathies of w the British people where Nelson is b concerned. There is no name so ...
... doubtless bring far more comfort to Mrs Leader than the £500 awarded her by the jury. That is a ques- tion in which Dr Conan Doyle and his friend Mr Sherlock Holmes might earn renown. 2'KR CQUBT. Baimoral, Friday. The Queen went out yesterday morning ...
... St Andrews University. Accoenercs to the Home Sesretary the very active but not always equally successful Gaboriaus and Conan Doyles of political detectivism are not invariably accurate in the statements they make as to the doings of politicians when assembled ...
... businesslike. When he gets into his e proper sphere and writes, sav detective stories, h L for an admuiring7 public, -Mr Conan Doyle will f have to look to lis laurels. a : _ t Mr FrxasRciCC GREENcWOOD, the well-known t journalist, in an article which lie ...