The Westminster Gazette
From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
The Westminster Gazette was a liberal London newspaper that ran from 31 January 1893 to 31 January 1928. According to the British Library's "Concise History of the British Newspaper in the Nineteenth Century" The Westminster Gazette was launched on 1893 and merged with The Daily News in 1928.
From 1895 to 1896, Arthur Conan Doyle traveled to Egypt. He witnessed the conflict between the British and the dervishes and became war correspondent for The Westminster Gazette. He published 8 articles between 1 april 1896 and 11 may 1896.
Between 1894 and 1926, the gazette published 9 articles and 8 letters written by Arthur Conan Doyle.
By Conan Doyle in The Westminster Gazette
1894
- 11.08.1894 : An Explanation from Mr. Conan Doyle (letter)
1896
- 01.04.1896 : Before the Campaign. A Letter From Cairo (article)
- 07.04.1896 : Before the Campaign. — II. Can the Fellah Fight? (article)
- 09.04.1896 : Letters from Egypt. — III. From Cairo to Akasheh (article)
- 13.04.1896 : Letters from Egypt. — IV. The Scene at Assouan (article)
- 20.04.1896 : Letters from Egypt. — V. Correspondents and Camels (article)
- 27.04.1896 : Letters from Egypt. — VI. From Assouan to Korosko (article)
- 04.05.1896 : Letters from Egypt. — VII. Some Impressions at Halfa (article)
- 11.05.1896 : Letters from Egypt. — VIII. The Outlook from Sarras (article)
1900
- 26.02.1900 : Mr. Conan Doyle and High Angle Fire (letter)
- 10.04.1900 : Ragged, Bearded, Fierce-Eyed Infantry (extract of article)
- 12.11.1900 : Mr. Conan Doyle and Army Reform (letter)
- 27.12.1900 : Civilian Riflemen (letter)
1901
- 05.01.1901 : Civilian Riflemen (letter)
- 09.01.1901 : Civilian Riflemen (letter)
1922
- 16.02.1922 : Spirit Life and Personality (letter)
1926
- 22.11.1926 : Houdini and the Spirits (letter)
Related articles
1900
- 23.02.1900 : Dr. Conan Doyle's Rejected Invention
- 13.12.1900 : Birth and Burial of Sherlock Holmes (extracts)