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[[File:2018-sherlock-holmes-and-the-masters-of-crime-hutchinson-logo.jpg|thumb|350px|right|Sherlock Holmes and the Masters of Crime (2018)] ...n Capistrano, CA, USA) from 19 october to 4 november 2018, starring [[Rich Hutchinson]] as [[Sherlock Holmes]]. ...

[[File:hutchinson-1892-the-fate-of-fenella.jpg|250px|right|thumb|[[Hutchinson & Co.]] (London, 1892)]] ...of Fenella'' was first published in book form in UK in three volumes by [[Hutchinson & Co.]] (London, may 1892). It was first published in the US in a single vo ...

|data-sort-value="1892"| 1892-1924 ||data-sort-value="hutc" | [[Hutchinson & Co.]] || UK |data-sort-value="1899"| 1899-1903 ||data-sort-value="rich" | [[Grant Richards Ltd.]] || USA ...

** Miss Florence Hutchinson ...e most permanent of its glories. All else may pass away. Nations have been rich and have become poor, have founded empires and have lost them, but in these ...

...itch, Miss Jessie Gray, Charles D. Hamill, Adrian C. Honoré, Miss Florence Hutchinson, Fernando Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge G. Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace F. Ki ...e most permanent of its glories. All else may pass away. Nations have been rich and have become poor, have founded empires and have lost them, but in these ...

...of Crime (play 2018)|Sherlock Holmes and the Masters of Crime]] || [[Rich Hutchinson]] || USA ...s (play 2017 with Max Hutchinson)|The Hound of the Baskervilles]] || [[Max Hutchinson]] || DE ...

...chinson-1922-12-14-the-case-for-spirit-photography.jpg|thumb|200px|right|[[Hutchinson & Co.]] (1922)]] ...ography'' is a book written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] first published by [[Hutchinson & Co.]] on 14 december 1922. ...

...] ''Warwick House Library No. 1'' [UK/US/AU]) 42 illustrations by [[George Hutchinson]] ...wden & Co.]] ''Colonial Library'' [UK/US/AU]) 42 illustrations by [[George Hutchinson]] ...

[[File:hutchinson-1909-the-crime-of-the-congo.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[Hutchinson & Co.]] (1909)]] ...Congo'' is a book written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] first published by ''[[Hutchinson & Co.]]'' in october 1909. The american edition have a preface by Conan Doy ...

* ''The Land of Mist'' (19 march 1926, [[Hutchinson & Co.]] 7/6 [UK]) * ''The Land of Mist'' (1926, [[Hutchinson & Co.]] ''2nd imp.'' [UK]) ...

"Good evening, my friends!" cried the cyclist in a rich, kind voice. "Come to have another look at my kangaroo, have you?" "There are only two things I want to know," said Lord Amyott, in his kind rich voice. "I know all about most of it, including what happened to myself, so ...

* ''Sir Nigel'' (april 1914, [[Hutchinson & Co.]]'s ''Sevenpenny Copyright Novels'' [UK]) * ''Sir Nigel'' (september 1920, [[Hutchinson & Co.]] ''Cheap edition'' [UK]) ...

...he Pall Mall Budget]]'' (30 august - 8 nov. 1888 [UK]) 17 ill. by [[George Hutchinson]], 3 by [[T. E. M.]], 1 by [[Charles Altamont Doyle]] ...[The Pall Mall Gazette]]'' (10-29 september 1888 [UK]) 16 ill. by [[George Hutchinson]], 1 by [[T. E. M.]], 1 by [[Charles Altamont Doyle]] ...

...Idler]]'' (october 1894 - november 1895 [UK]) 63 illustrations by [[George Hutchinson]] <gallery mode="packed" heights="150px" caption="Illustrations by [[George Hutchinson]] in [[The Idler]] (october 1894 - november 1895)"> ...

...th him and study for the Swedenborgian ministry; and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer, a rich and childless couple, who had grown to cherish a great affection for him, o .... Heaphy, Mr. Durham (sculptor), Mr. Nassau Senior, Lord Lyndhurst, Mr. J. Hutchinson (ex-Chairman of the Stock Exchange), and Dr. Lockhart Robertson. ...

...s military habits when he returned to civil life. As he prospered and grew rich he might well have worn a sword, but instead he would ever bear a small cop ...Taunton, though we were so directed. Hast ever heard whether there are any rich Papists in those parts?' ...

...hey did not desire their presence. But even while they protested they grew rich at the Uitlander's expense. They could not have it both ways. It would be c ...en sent from the prime minister of the colony to the Governor, Sir W. Hely Hutchinson, and so to the Colonial Office. It was notorious that the Transvaal was arm ...