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... variety of entertaining articles, i es two Short; stories by Grant Allen and W. e est Buckley, an exciting instalment of Conan Doyle's s] ofI serial, 1 Rodney Stone, and the third narrative w ev. of the series of the 'Adventures of a Man of tl er, Science ...
... Limited) has a variety of entertaining articles, two sbort stories by Grant Allen and W. I Buckley, an exciting instalment of Conan Doyle's ( serial, Rodney Stone, and the third narrative t , of the series ot the Adventures of a Man of Science, by T. L ...
... authorities should have made better provision. Mr Frederick Treves spoke favourably of the medical a rran~gements. . Dr Conan Doyle thought the prevision for sick and wounded inadequate. 3O the inquiry being ?? en Tussdav, Mr Burdett Coutts, MRP., gave ...