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Revision as of 17:27, 19 December 2024
Weekly Dispatch was a weekly British newspaper published on Sundays between 27 september 1801 and 18 june 1961. The newspaper was renamed as the Sunday Dispatch from 1 july 1928. It was discontinued after its merger with the Sunday Express.
Between 1920 and 1930, the newspaper published 11 articles and 1 short story written by Arthur Conan Doyle.
By Conan Doyle in the Weekly Dispatch
1920
- 01.02.1920 : The Highest Revelation of All (extract of The Life Beyond the Veil introduction)
1921
- The Wanderings of a Spiritualist
- 29.05.1921 : A Different and a Wonderful World (chapter I-II) 1 photo
- 05.06.1921 : Sittings of a Rescue Circle for the "Dead" (chapter III-IV)
- 12.06.1921 : Seance Puzzles: Bird's Egg and Live Shark (chapter IV-V)
- 19.06.1921 : Spirit-Talks at Rescue Circle (chapter VI)
- 26.06.1921 : Mother and her Dead Soldier Son (chapter VII-VIII)
- 03.07.1921 : Great Scientist as Spirit Co-Worker (chapter IX-XI)
- Chapter XII was not serialized. Added directly in the collected volume.
- 10.07.1921 : Taking a Cast of a Materialised Spirit's Hand (chapter XIII)
1924
- 07.12.1924 : Why Spiritualism Grows (article)
1927
- 01.05.1927 : Ghosts I Have Seen (article)
1930
- 23.03.1930 : My Judgment on Survival (article) 1 photo
- 20.04.1930 : If Wilhelm Had Come Out With His Fleet (short story)
Related articles
1902
- 19.01.1902 : Slanderers of our Nation
- 09.02.1902 : To Secure Good Shots
- 21.12.1902 : No Necessity for Brains
- 28.12.1902 : King's, Walthamstow (Hound of the Baskerville parody)
1903
- 26.04.1903 : A Medical Sensation (locomotor ataxy)
1904
- 25.09.1904 : Sir Conan Doyle Summoned
1905
- 09.04.1905 : Doctors of Laws (LL.D.)
- 01.10.1905 : How Did She Die? What Sherlock Holmes Thinks (interview)
- 22.10.1905 : "Sherlock Holmes" in Court
1906
- 28.01.1906 : Liberal Protection
- 08.07.1906 : Death of Lady Conan Doyle
1907
- 13.01.1907 : Is Edalji Innocent?
- 14.04.1907 : Lady Louisa Doyle's personal estate
- 19.05.1907 : M.C.C. and Ground v. Derbyshire
- 11.08.1907 : A Japanese Revenge (sketch)
- 22.09.1907 : Marriage of Sir A. Conan Doyle (1 ill.)
1908
- 12.01.1908 : Man as "Actress"
- 05.07.1908 : Daylight Saved by "Putting On" the Clock
1909
- 30.05.1909 : Detectives in Fiction
1910
- 09.01.1910 : Prize Fight for £10,000 on the Stage
- 16.10.1910 : Bonus for Territorial Caddies
1911
- 09.04.1911 : Books for Prisoners
- 08.10.1911 : The Real 'Sherlock Holmes' Dead (1 photo)
- 19.11.1911 : Death Blow to the "Knock Out"
1912
- 14.01.1912 : Blasphemy Convictions
- 04.02.1912 : "Sherlock Holmes's" £62,000
- 18.02.1912 : The Secret Woman
- 21.04.1912 : The "American Conan Doyle"
- 25.08.1912 : "Sherlock Holmes" at Work (Oscar Slater case)
- 08.09.1912 : Horse Maiming Mystery (George Edalji case)
- 27.10.1912 : Labour Leader Put to the Test
1913
- 05.01.1913 : Worried by a Love Affair
- 02.03.1913 : What I'd Do with the Militant Suffragettes
- 16.03.1913 : Britain's Sporting Prestige
- 30.03.1913 : Hidden Gold Mystery
- 27.04.1913 : Sherlock Holmes as Cross-Examiner
- 05.10.1913 : The League and the F.A. Jubilee
- 26.10.1913 : £25,000 Wanted for Olympic Fund
1914
- 03.05.1914 : End of Secret Inquiry (Oscar Slater case)
- 05.07.1914 : The Passing of Mr. Chamberlain
- 16.08.1914 : "Sherlock Holmes'" Way
1915
- 21.02.1915 : Stolen Blockade Plan (Germans Adopt Sir A. Conan Doyle's Plot)
- 28.02.1915 : Should Sale of Spirits be Stopped?
- 03.10.1915 : What Would You Say to a Sorrowing Mother?
- 12.12.1915 : Queen Mary's Gift Book
1916
- 06.02.1916 : The Growing Cry for Reprisals
- 12.03.1916 : Churches and Psychics
- 30.07.1916 : Two Years of War — How Do We Stand?
- 08.10.1916 : Conan Doyle and Spiritualism
1917
- 11.02.1917 : Saintly London — 1917
- 13.05.1917 : Fiction That Has Come True, by H. Russell Stannard
- 28.10.1917 : Is Spiritualism a New Religion?, by Max Pemberton
- 02.12.1917 : Conan Doyle and a "Ghost"
- 09.12.1917 : The Joys of Life After Death
- 30.12.1917 : New year Greetings to our Greatest Ally
1918
- 24.03.1918 : Break-Through No Cause For Alarm
- 19.05.1918 : Who Are the Thirteen Mothers?
- 04.08.1918 : British Screen Club
- 24.11.1918 : Conan Doyle about Alfred Dodds's poem
1919
- 17.08.1919 : Sir A. Conan Doyle's Warning, by L. Y.
1920
- 04.01.1920 : Sir Arthur Speaks
- 18.01.1920 : Revelations of the After-Life
- 22.02.1920 : Amateur Billiards
- 01.08.1920 : Rev. Vale Owen
1921
- 22.05.1921 : In Quest of Truth
- 02.10.1921 : Sherlock Holmes' Godfather, by L. V.
1922
- 22.01.1922 : A Question of Happiness, by Diogenes
- 26.02.1922 : A Vote for Posterity
- 06.08.1922 : Women Readers' Tastes (review of Tales of Adventure and Medical Life)
- 13.08.1922 : Sir A. Conan Doyle and H. G. Wells
- 17.09.1922 : Conan Doyle or Wells?
- 17.09.1922 : U.S. Critics' Surmise
- 24.09.1922 : Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Denial
- 17.12.1922 : "Séance" at a Kinema
1923
- 04.02.1923 : Sherlock Holmes' Cousin
- 18.03.1923 : After Sherlock, My Own!
- 01.04.1923 : Knitted Gloves for Men
- 23.12.1923 : Doyle's Favourite — and the Public's
- 30.12.1923 : What 1923 Has Taught Us
1924
- 09.11.1924 : Pirated Books
1925
- 22.03.1925 : Conan Doyle's Axiom
- 06.12.1925 : "Charlie" as Page
1927
- 15.05.1927 : Farewell, Sherlock!
- 22.05.1927 : Haunted Bed in the Tower
- 29.05.1927 : "Napoleon" Found
- 24.07.1927 : Was Slater Innocent?
- 25.09.1927 : Police to Answer
1928
- 26.02.1928 : "Spirit" Message
- 17.06.1928 : Spirit Photos
- 15.07.1928 : Conan Doyle and Slater
- 19.08.1928 : Miss Moriarty, by R. E. Corder
- 16.09.1928 : Conan Doyle's Bid
- 28.10.1928 : Conan Doyle's Plea
- 16.12.1928 : From My Window in Vanity Fair, by Lady Eleanor Smith (1 photo)
1929
- 12.05.1929 : Sherlock Holmes in Real Life (1 photo)
- 19.05.1929 : Witchcraft or Religion? (1 photo)
- 15.09.1929 : Oscar Slater on "Why Should Not I Smoke Cigars?"
- 22.09.1929 : Oscar Slater
1930
- 16.02.1930 : The Hypnotic Eye of Health, by Alex Erskine (1 photo)
- 13.07.1930 : Conan Doyle — Peter Pan, by Arthur Lambton
- 20.07.1930 : Go to Small Room
- 21.09.1930 : A World Message
- 05.10.1930 : Spirit Messages From My Husband, by Lady Conan Doyle (2 photos)
- 28.12.1930 : Messages From My Husband: by Lady Conan Doyle (1 photo)
1931
- 04.01.1931 : A Call from the Spirit World, by Lady Conan Doyle (1 photo)
- 11.01.1931 : Mediums v. Fortune-Tellers, by Lady Conan Doyle (1 photo)
- 18.01.1931 : Spirit Messages From My Husband, by Lady Conan Doyle (1 photo)
- 25.01.1931 : What We Know of the Next World, by Lady Conan Doyle (1 photo)
- 01.02.1931 : Professor Low to Lady Conan Doyle
- 08.03.1931 : Spiritualists' Split
- 17.03.1931 : Conan Doyle Leaves £63,000
1932
- 20.03.1932 : Wallace Says—
1933
- 29.01.1933 : Houdini — Medium? (1 photo)
- 12.03.1933 : My Talk With Conan Doyle, by Harry Price
1936
- 15.11.1936 : Tricked Conan Doyle
1958
- 22.06.1958 : Sherlock Holmes and Co-Millionaires, by Colin Young
1959
- 10.05.1959 : Yes, my father WAS Sherlock Holmes, by Adrian Conan Doyle
