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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>''The Lost Regalia'' is an article published in [[The Leeds Mercury]] on 16 july 1907.<br />
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== The Lost Regalia ==<br />
[[File:the-leeds-mercury-1907-07-16-p5-the-lost-regalia.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[The Leeds Mercury]] (16 july 1907, p. 5)]]<br />
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'''"Sherlock Holmes" Offers His Services.'''<br />
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In reference to the robbery at Dublin Castle, it has been ascertained (telegraphs the "Tribune's" Dublin correspondent) that it is a fact that [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] has offered his services to Sir Arthur Vicars, who is a relative of his, in connection with the unravelling of the mystery.<br />
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Some of the missing jewels were to have played prominent part in Sir Arthur Vicars's forthcoming marriage.<br />
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The Dublin police smile at the offer. The detectives have formed definite theories about the robbery. They utterly scout the idea of this being the work of a foreign gang, and are looking for the perpetrator nearer home. Holiday leave amongst officials is for the moment suspended pending developments which the detectives say may arrive at any moment.<br />
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