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... zymotic, endemic, epidemic, a-nd sporadic, if only hi be allowed to keep his brain fever. And Dr. Conan Doyle has filched it from him. For Dr. Conan Doyle asserts that there is no disease known, under that name to the test-books. Possibly. But that is ...
... a reasure of coeroion. 1' O-DAY Captain the Hon. Hedworth Lamiton, C.B., will be entertained by the Authors' Club, Dr. Conan Doyle presiding. Banquet to -Mr. Gilberb Parker, M.P., at Gravesend. Imperial Institute: -Lecture on Sunny Tasmania for English ...
... Club, ilolborn Restaurant, London. Mr.Jerome Jero'ine J presided, and atnongst the company were Mers. Humnphry Ward, Dr. Conan Doyle, Mr Grosscoith, Mr. Anthony } Hope, Sir John Robinson. Mr. Frank Dicksee, Major : Arthur Grifiths, Mr. Monoure Conway, Mr ...
... the great Mr. Chamboerlain to say he produced an impression of weakness even in the truly rural min d of Oom Paul I Dr. Conan Doyle, who is the Unionist candidate for Central Edinburgh, is carrying on the fight with characteristic good humour, but his ...
... have 'been of certified as all right by no less an authority than-Dr. at Conan Doyle. M1r. \Vyndham proudly quoted him at dn- uildersfield nd We had the testimony of Dr. Conan Doyle that the tes 15-pounder field-gun was as good as anything which the to ...
... figure al which, owing to high rents and heavy railway charges, he can never hope to dispose of his produce profitably 1 Dr. Conan Doyle, who contested Central Edinburgh as a Unionist, complains that the election was vitally affected by the posting ?? the ...
... venture to republish it. The correspond- ence was opened by the following letter, dated from the Reform Club, from Dr. Conan Doyle: - You have more than once been good enough to put your columns at my disposal when I had occasion to broach some subject ...
... methods of con- troversy, which are not those of English gentlemen, whose ranks he once boasted he had now joined. Dr. Conan Doyle, who is standing for Central Edin- burgh, is surely a unique Unionist candidate. He has declared himself in favour of Local ...
... A GLIMPSE OF LORD CROMER. Dr. Conan Doyle, waiting in the ''Westmtinster r n Gazette, from the hall-sofa of the Turf Club at Cairo, th give s=omb interesting glimpses of Lord Crosmer and other Anglo-Egyption per-.~oages whose names are now di in tverv ...
... driven back to the War Office in order to ho able to address a meeting.' at all. (Laughter.) They had the testimony of Dr., Conan Doyle that the as-pounder field gun was as good as anything wvhich. the Beers could bring inte the field a-sasnt it. (Hear, hear ...
... advancing up the - valley of the INile have no effect upon the passions of Englishmen when there is fighting to be done. Dr. Conan Doyle, who is now at Wady Haifn On his way to the front, mentions that one of the difficulties which the head-quarters' staff ...
... invitation, and doubtless progress was made with the scheme; but I notice that the evening papers seize upon the speech of Dr. Conan Doyle as the most interesting and important contribution to the oratory of the occasion, and report it verbatimn. Cheers were ...