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... after litiorit Life and Death in the Blood. 4By A. Conan Doyle in Good Words for March.) Had a man the power of reducing himself to the size of less than the one-thousandth part of an inch, and should be, while of this microscopic stature, convey himself ...
... Angel's Wing, by Frederick Arnold 4' The p 26 Boneless Burglar, by H. B. Phillpotts; The is rt Silver Hatchet, by A. Conan Doyle; and A a Golden Bride, by W. D6lislp Hay, but there a ig are a number of others equally interesting. F e- Some well written ...
... well-being of l the Indorers, arnd improving tho education of e[ trav elling children. In thie ;hlan frori Arch- is angel, A. Conan Doyle weaves a somewhart xc weird arid tralgic tatle, xxhrilo inl '' N4urse Elva weo far rvollredl with a chrarming lose story ...
... and well-being of the wanderers, and improving the education of travelling children. In the ** Man from Archangel,” A. Conan Doyle weaves a somewhat weird and tragic tale, whiloin *‘ Nurse Eva” we are favoured with a charming love story lpleasznt.ly narrated ...
... bhooting r zs siveetieart, Emily BiYgnell, at S Shnley on March tlh. o0.-; is intellect divided in lhe United Kingdom ? Dr Conan Doyle has discovered that one in .3,000 EnIisahmen, dhonee in 22,000 Scotchien, and one in Iri'si0hmlen rises to distinction. ...
... best points of view. The cause of tho accident isos yet unknown. Thk Geographical Distribution of British Intellect. —Dr Conan Doyle has interesting article in the Nineteenth Century dealing with “The Geographical Distribution of British Intellect.” The ...
... metropolis being constantly recruited and augmented by migration from “the provinces,’’ London gets the credit, according to Dr Conan Doyle’s method, of producing far higher proportion of celebrated persons thau the rest of England. And the same holds true, of ...
... his sweetheart, Emily Bignell, at Shenley ea March miu 7th. twi Rlow is intellect divided in the United Kingdom ?abc Dr Conan Doyle has discovered that one In ai1,000I Fnglishmefl, one in 22,000 S'cotohmen, and one in tha 49,000 Irishmen rises to distinction ...
... Miss Beatrice Potter discusses East London Labour, with special reference to the Jewish element among the workers. Dr Conan Doyle contributes a statistical essay-more readable, however, than most statistical essays are-upon The Geographical Distribution ...
... Edinburgh Stage can scarcely fail to obtain early place a large number of our most important libraries. ij* Scarlet. A. Conan Doyle. London : Ward, Lock. Co. 1 story is the better class of “shilling shockers.” The original issue has been exhausted, and ...
... MILLICENT AND ROSALIND.” In the author's happiest rein. Among forthcoming Novels by English Writers may mentioned one by A. Conan Doyle, whose “Study in Scarlet” and Mtcabi Clarke” have placed him high among English ooveli*tv Mr Doyle’a powerful story Is ...
... Ilatoberton. E. P. Roe. Burnett. Jui.an H ;wthorne. Joba Saur.aert. Dr Dallinrer. Jerome K. Jerome. 0. Bameit smith. A. Conan Doyle. E. Norrl*. W. S. Wabh. Edgar Fawoatt. Max O'Kcll. FraiiclaUalton. IKau Peter- Oscar IL Harnett. botoagh. Prof. illy. B ...