The Shields Daily Gazette and Shipping Telegraph

The Shields Daily Gazette (19 april 1881)

The Shields Daily Gazette and Shipping Telegraph was a weekly British newspaper established in South Shields on 24 february 1849 as the North & South Shields Gazette and Northumberland and Durham Advertiser, and ceased publication on 30 december 1916.

In 1881, the newspaper published a short story written by Arthur Conan Doyle.

By Conan Doyle in The Shields Daily Gazette

1881

• 19.04.1881 : A Night Among the Nihilists (anonymously)

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1892

• 13.09.1892 : The Sale of Nelson's Ship

1893

• 21.08.1893 : Marriage between Constance Doyle and E. W. Hornung
• 02-14.10.1893 : Rain, Rivers and the Sea (lecture)

1895

• 03.09.1895 : J. M. Barrie in the Engadine

1900

• 25.06.1900 : A Critic's Mistake (review of the play A Sory of Waterloo)

1903

• 24.04.1903 : A Medical Sensation (ad Locomotor Ataxy)
• 13.11.1903 : Sir A. Conan Doyle

1904

• 20.02.1904 : F. Carruthers Gould succeeds to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

1911

• 05.10.1911 : Sherlock Holmes. Death of Eminent Scotch Surgeon (Joseph Bell)

1916

• 29.05.1916 : Russian Visitors to British Front

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