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Blake: In THE MERVYN MYSTERY (the third story featuring George Marsden Plummer), Sexton Blake is engaged to be married to Lady Marjorie Dorn. He breaks it off (amicably) after realising that his profession is incompatible with any passion other than that for justice. | |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,075 · 2/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d A MODERN ALCHEMIST by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Artist; How I escaped the Electric Chair; Wonderful '09s; Peter Pan Tales; Ringing in the New; The Old Mooremanack; 44 Goals - Nil!; Gossip; I Hereby Resolve; Should We Believe in Fairies?; My New Year's Party; When the Old Year Died; Chain Maker and Wearer; Editorial Chat; Other Steinheil Shocks; My Life; Greed!; Notes For Nineteen-Nine. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,076 · 9/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d AN ARTIFICIAL CLUE by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Our First Line; How I Wrote the £100-Story; Football Farces; To Thwart Thieves; Typing Like Lightening; "No" - Sniff - "Thanks!"; The Wallabies; The Pensioners; 1919's First Craze; Gossip; Merrily Widowed; The Anagrammers; Making An S. A. Officer; Seething India; The Lost Legion; Editorial Chat; Greed!; January Jottings. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,077 · 16/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE KING'S DIAMOND by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; My Fights; The Struggles of Others; The Chancellor's Changes; Among the Injuns; The Hoax Superlative; Age 15, Salary £5,000; Cup-Tie Sensations; 8 Hours in a Coalmine; H.R.H. the Cabin-Boy; Gossip; Great Quakes; The Mystery of the Heliotrope Coal-cellar; That Typewriting Girl; A Rustic... Mr. Answers; Editorial Chat; The Salvationists Abroad; Greed!; Snow-Flakes. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,078 · 23/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE MOREHAMPTON MYSTERY by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; If An Earthquake Came to London; Some of My Stories; Whose Money?; Painting the Academy Picture; Everybody's Friend; Bow-Wow!; Guarding H. M.'s Gems; Mr. Answers - Pensioner; "Swag" For Sale; Gossip; A Man of Iron; In the Stilly Night; The Broken Wedding-Day; Taxi-Cab Tales; Cold-Weather Diet; Editorial Chat; Greed!; Cinders and Ashes. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,079 · 30/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d DR. SHAW'S ASSISTANT by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Confessions of a Lady Swindlers; The Romance of Mansion House Funds; Private Croesus; Tales of the rails; Don't Be a Grocer; Dr. Shaw's Assistant; (Loud Laughter); Asleep in Their Coffins; Chat From Across the Seas; On Tramps and Tramping; Condemned!; Sale-Oh!; Elsie's Acre; 5,000 Cats for Yokohama; Bringing the Prisoner Home; The Woes of Wives; Gone Away; Editorial Chat; Greed!; Answers' Finals. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,080 · 6/2/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE HOUSE ON THE CLIFF by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; A Cry From the Counter; Football Bombshells; Thirty Years of Theatre Yarns; Bad Budgets; Hush-sh-s-s-sh!; 'Scuse Me, My Car!; To Meet the King; For Summer, 1910; Confessions of a Lady Swindler; Christabel Jones M. P.; Answers for the Home; My Compensation Cases; The Toothache Stakes; The Deserter; Amusement - East and West; Safe and Sound; I Will!; Editorial Chat; Greed!; Facts for Feb. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,081 · 13/2/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE ANCIENT MONK by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; 27 Years at Scotland Yard; Humours of Royal Visits; Great Stakes!; The Moving Death; The Navy Yesterday and Today; Missing!; Gossip; Getting Roosevelt Ready; Coming Down; Confessions of a Lady Swindler; The Lady "Screever"; Naughty M.P.s; Arming the P.C.s; The Arch Traitor; I Search for the Successful Face; Dick's Sacrifice; Editorial Chat; Greed!; Short Talks. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,082 · 20/2/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE BLACK CAT by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Should We All Be Teetotal?; Anarchists and Scotland Yard; Learning to be Kings; N.S.C. Tales; The Play's the Thing; The Widow; Capital Quarrels; Gossip; Confessions of a Lady Swindler; On Witching Wheels; On Valentine's Day; Continents to Let; Jilted!; Editorial Chat; Greed!; Bull's-Eyes. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,083 · 27/2/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE TOWER OF SILENCE by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Next Great War by H. G. Wells; Our Lodger; Any Shares Today, Sir?; Two Week Ends; On Baldness by Rip; Good Gracious!; Some of My Cases; An Englishman's Home; Fighting the "Flue"; Confessions of a Lady Swindler; The Outcome of an Income; The Syndicate; Wireless Romances; Gossip; Editorial Chat; Greed!; Pancakes. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,084 · 6/3/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d AN OLD MAN'S DARLING by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Pte Answers Territorial; Work as a Royal Bodyguard; If the Pro.s Struck; Making a Judge; Chat From Across the Sea; Confessions of a Lady Swindler; Big Bill; Zealous Mr. Selous; A Territorial Terror; John Birch's Experiment; The Man Bird; Race-Traitors; Mr. Ghost M.P.; Editorial Chat; Greed! It's a Fact That. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,085 · 13/3/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE BLUE LINE by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Invaders; Income 'Tecs; Financial Fortresses; The Crimp; Rates, Please!; I Start for canada; Keeping it Dark; My Brief Life; Spring, Spring, Harbottle's Spring; The Bomb; Gossip; Work as a Royal Bodyguard; Editorial Chat; Workhouse Worries; Alderman to Alter Men; Greed!; Breezes. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,086 · 20/3/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE PLASTER SAINT by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Invaders; Jurymen Who Jib; Emigrants Beware; Where Rooseveldt Will Roost; Tax-Tactics; Azeff, Anarchist and Spy; Man the Lifeboat; Too Young at 40? The House That Harbottle Built; The Mascot; Tales of Poor Streets; Death by Post; Editorial Chat; Greed!; Shots. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,087 · 27/3/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE TIGER'S EYE by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Invaders; Do Parents Know Best?; Why We Object to Territorials; Out of the Mouths; Wasted Lives; My Football Career; Stranger Than Fiction; Salute!; Sport's Tyrants; Baby's Magna Charta; From the Land of Mystery; The Night Out; Graham's Grand National; Some Moving Stories; How Do They Know?; Gossip; In Beautiful Bulgaria; Azeff, Anarchist and Spy; Editorial Chat; Greed!; Corner-Kicks. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,088 · 3/4/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE AMATEUR BURGLAR by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Invaders; Ambulance Amenities; Risks of the Race-Course; Busy Mr. Longlocks; Getting Ready for the Race; When We Strike; My Voyage to Canada; Brown Bill Sykes; Is Red Hair Beautiful? Incomes of To-Day; R. H. Straightens Up; The Shepherd's Crook; Busking; Azeff, Anarchist and Spy; A Footballer's Pranks; Gossip; Editorial Chat; Greed!; Special Lines. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,089 · 10/4/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE EMPTY TIN by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Invaders; Fined For Sneezing; Good Eggs; His Majesty's W. P. B.; Bill Sike's Bill-o'-Fare; A Dockyard day; £500 Not Out; Azeff, Anarchist and Spy; Striking Strikes; Now They're Married; Their Daylight Ideas; A Nice Quiet Holiday; After Many Years; Exquisite Ettiquette; Some Navy Notes; Gossip; The Ladies' Idol; Doing the Doctor; Nearest the Pole; Hermits of the Zoo; Editorial Chat; Greed!; Dreadnoughts. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,090 · 17/4/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d BY PONK by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Invaders; Murder Most Foul; After Many Months; My Life; Law in the Air; Would You be Successful? Buried alive! The Kidnapper; Ruses on the Road; How Not To Pop; In the Miracle City; Doubles at Dulham; Still Waters; When the Colonies Helped; Cooling the Coolies; Royal Housekeeping; Libel!; Chat From Across the sea; The Burning of Uncle Abe; Hospital Hoaxers; Editorial Chat; Welcome Little Stranger; Azeff, Anarchist and Spy; Buns. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,091 · 24/4/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE SILVER LOCK by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Invaders; Huge Holidays; Studious Strikers; No! Not Half a Crown; Budget Night; My Tour; Our Cup Fights; Like a Tiger Today; The Memories of Mace; My Life; Tea Shop; Under The Red Nose; Not Wanted By the Police; Azeff, Anarchist and Spy; Gossip; The Sporting Spirit; After Many Years; Trouble on Trouble; Editorial Chat; What's the Matter with Smith; At St. George's Hanover Square; The Other Woman; How Germany Prepares for War; Finals. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,092 · 1/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE GOLDEN ONE by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Invaders; What Will These Australians Do?; Why Not Tax Clothes?; Life on a Dreadnought; Grow your Own Physic; Four Good Books; The Bo-Tree of Knowledge; The Broker and the Broke; In Camera; The Spy; Happy Thoughts; My Life; Bombardments Warranted Harmless; Salt Your Carnations; Gossip; Come at Once; Fortunes for Fortunes; Editorial Chat; In Germany; Azeff, Anarchist and Spy; By-the-Way. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,093 · 8/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE YOUNG EARL by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Builders of Ships; Mr. Freezer; What it's All About; Sentence Quashed; I Conduct; The Value of Brains; Life on a Dreadnought; My Marathon; A Scouting Outing; Her Wedding Day; What I Think of Wheat Kings; The Sins of Charity; Editorial Chat; The Invaders; May Flowers. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,094 · 15/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE WHITE MOUSE by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Builders of Ships; Hints For Housewives; How Do, Mr. Mahershalalhasbah; Komical Kricketers; Very Grand Opera; The Men Who Broke the Bank; Cabby; Fun at the Photographers; Pee-eep! Pee-eep!; Life on a dreadnought; My Marathon; Our Weekend Cottage; Pride - And Richard Summerscale; Street Music; Editorial Chat; Worst Aid to the Injured; Turkish Delights; The Invaders; Topsy-Turvy Turkey; How's That? Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,095 · 22/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d NO ROBBERY by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Builders of Ships; Are You a "Gabby Old Guy"?; Our Best Sportsman; Wicket Tricks; For Identification; £1,000 a Year for Faking Photos; On a Cruise; My Mistakes; Some Canadian Experiences; The Man Who Made the Budget; The Dark Lantern; The Reformation of Trotter; Somebody's Darling; The Fortune Finders; The Sack; Tracking the D. S. Windells; Editorial Chat; Chat From Across the Sea; The Invaders; Nuts and May. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,096 · 29/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE CASE OF MR. SEYMOUR by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Sensational Derbies; Builders of Ships; Summerline Spooks; The Tournament; Mr. Answers Wiggle-Woggles; Trees That Fight Fire; In the Slot; Are You an Esquire; Should Girls Have Dowries?; The Dark Lantern; An Institution That Has Already Made History; A Derby Favourite; The Villain of the Piece; Rockefeller's Recollections; Editorial Chat; The Case of Mr. Seymour; About the Australians; Things They Don't Do at the 'Varsity; Wild Men of the Woods; The Invaders; Derby Winners. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,097 · 5/6/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d A HOLIDAY TASK by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Birthday Storyettes; 21 Years of Answers; 21!; A Memory; G. P. O. Peace; The Temptation of Alec Proctor; Birthday Gossip; Old China; My Life; To-Day and Tomorrow; No Time to Marry; The Dark Lantern; Ping's Polly; When I Was 21; Weeping June; A Prince Among Ventriloquists; The Beth Din; Builders of Ships; Mr. Answers Perfume Merchant; Pistols and Poker; In Hottest London; Sports at Dulham; All's Well That Ends Well; 40 Years at the 300; Going West; Between the Lines; Walker, Brighton; The Blue Carnation; Keeping Love Sweet; How I Would Captain England; Pictures of Great Price; The Voice of the Charmer; Pain and Pleasure; Rare Bits About Rabbits; Je-ames!; Penalty, £5; Birthday Chat; Nothing to Say; Bouncing Back to Life; Call Mr. Whale; The Invaders; Happy Returns. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,098 · 12/6/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE CASE OF SIR J. LAMSON by Anon. (Andrew Murray) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Builders of Ships; To-day and To-morrow; A Pioneer of the Press; Our Empire's "Dailies"; The Angel Baritone; My Life; Riding the High Horse; Why I Don't Like Cricket; A Royal Footman Talks; The Dark Lantern; To Horse! To Horse!; Postman's Knock; Mr. Answers - Salmon Fisher; Editorial Chat; They Never Returned; Flogged!; Gossip; On the Road; The Invaders; P.S. Notes: According to Lofts and Adley, this marks Andrew Murray's first appearance as a Blake author. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,099 · 19/6/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d A MARKED HAND by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Builders of Ships; Millionaires Unawares; To-day and to-morrow; Mr. Limes' Answers; Early Birds; My Life; How I Would Feed the Australians; The Dark Lantern; Ascot and After; Cut Out; The Compleat Angler; That Tree Feller; On the Carpet; Gossip; Prospecting; How's That?; Tugs; Editorial Chat; The Invaders; Cherry-Stones. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,100 · 26/6/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d FOR SAFE DEPOSIT by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Empire and Yourself; Dead Men's Gold; P.L.A.; Bumble v. Everybody; Saving Cuts; To-day and To-morrow; My Life; Their Summer Resort - Gaol!; Racing at 110 Miles an Hour; The Fascinating S/E; Miscellania; Night Birds; Jury Disagreed; The Problem; I Join a Circus; Editorial Chat; Hoaxing Monarchs; 4/- A Run; Gossip; Builders of Ships; Sun-Spots. Notes: A week after depositing his wife's jewels at the bank, Lord Arlingford returns to collect them. The manager, Upton Greig, leads him down to the vault, opens the massive double-locked door and the grill beyond, and takes down Arlington's safe deposit box from a shelf. He unlocks it, opens the lid and discovers that the jewels are gone! Sexton Blake is called in. He discovers that one deposit was made in the vault after that of Lord Arlington - a large plate-chest belonging to a Mr and Mrs Matheson Finch. This, it turns out, is empty apart from lumps of pig-iron weighing about hundred and forty pounds. It also has air-holes. Blake remains at the bank until, later, a carriage arrives to collect the chest. It is delivered to a house where Bill Matheson Finch and a thug named Josh determine to bury it come nightfall. In the meantime, they take refuge in the local pub. When they return, the chest is wide open, the stolen jewels have been removed from a hiding place under the hearth, and Sexton BlaKe is pointing a pistol at them. Having caught the thieves, Blake explains to Grieg how they had commited the crime and how he had used the same method to catch them. Rating:  A pleasingly ingenious tale.
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,101 · 3/7/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE MAN IN THE BLUE BLOUSE by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; 8 Hours Wi' Geordie; Coal-Mining Miscellanies; Fifty Fat years; A Boxer's Bothers; Caning T.R.H.; To-day and To-morrow; People I've Worried; Form No.6; Things I Remember; Chat From Across the Seas; Their Tightest Tight Corners; Making My Garden Pay; Thought of - Going Home; The Dark Lantern; Tennis Tantrums; The Half-Crown Millionaire; Such Shocking Sharks; 5 to 1 Abcess on the Jaw; Which City's Oldest? When Cricket was a Crime; Editorial Chat; Builders of Ships; Clinchers. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,102 · 10/7/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE BARTON TUNNEL MYSTERY by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Henley History; When You Travel by the Train; Managing the Press Manager; Brighton- A.D. 1809; The Real Sham Fights; To-day and To-morrow; White Rabbits for Silence; Forward!; The Summer Scoff; Wanderers on Wheels; So Like the Prince; The Dark Lantern; A Pic-nic Preamble; The Hero; Wo-man the Lifeboat!; Gossip; Mr Answers, Longshoreman; Rites and Wrongs; Editorial Chat; Builders of Ships; Driftweed. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,103 · 17/7/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE RUTHLESS HAND by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; My Channel Swims; Marrying in Haste; The Sale Swindle; Getting Busy at Bisley; To-day and To-morrow; Special from the Oval; Soap; Soda; and Starch; Contraband Mr Wun Lung; Gossip; Convict Comicalities; A Touch of Hay Fever; 21 Years with the Colours; Scout Stories; The Fly-By-Nights; After Dinner and Afterwards; The One Week; From Pawnshop to Palace; T.R.H.'s Holidays; Editorial Chat; Builders of Ships; Bisley Bulls. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,106 · 7/8/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE ADVENTURE OF THE COFFEE POT by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Royal Cowes; My Life; The Summer Girl; Fun with the Territorials; Road Law; Bondage; C11 In Memoriam; Big Deals; Golden Golf; Gossip; A Rapid career; A Rum Regatta; Love's Madness; From Pit to Parliament; At Waterloo; 1809 B.T. (Before trippers); Should the Budget Pass?; Editorial Chat; Strictly Correct; I Fly; P.O. Pranks; Builders of Ships; Ripples. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,107 · 14/8/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d LADY SYLVESTER'S NECKLACE by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Miner Minors; The King Forbids; We-Won't-Eat!; Our German Cousins; Death in the deeps; Bondage; Why I Don't Hustle; Chat From Across the Seas; Snapshots by the Sea; Thrilling Lives; Golden Sands; A Rapid career; A Sketching Skirmish; For Services Rendered; Three Rounds With Corbett; My Life; New Chums; Editorial Chat; The Man From Cook's; Fashions For All; Magic!; Builders of Ships: Golden Grains. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,108 · 21/8/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE MYSTERY OF THE EMPTY NUT-SHELLS by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; How I Became World's Champion; The Great Unpaid; Taking the Cure; Holiday Heroes; Bondage; Plain Tales from the Plains; All Abroad; Preparing the "Pro"; Gossip; A Rapid Career; A Home From Home; The Man Who Remembered; Bart K. or Brighton; Dusty and Musty; What We Think of Holidays; Editorial Chat; Mr. Baboon, Witness; In Stormy Barcelona; The Flyer; London Per Megaphone; Builders of Ships; Shingle. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,109 · 28/8/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE BLACK PEARL OF BAHREIN by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Big Money of Pugilism; Shocking Ships; The Persecution of Mr. Popp; The Japs at Home; Bondage; Pickers of Fruit; Tommies Who Tantalise; Gossip; The Contract Angler; Real Jam; Rapid Careers; Shifting Sands; A Day Tripper; Haunting the House; The Dip de Lux; Harvest Customs; Getting Fit for the 1st; Ready! Go!; Editorial Chat; When Royaly Dines; Who Froze Her Knee; Fifty Years Forgotten; Builders of Ships; Gleanings. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,110 · 4/9/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE BLACK DIAMOND by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Cabinet Photographs; Splendid September; Land-Ho!; My Life; Tommy, Make Room for Your Uncle; Fresh Fish! All Alive, Oh!; Getting Ideas; In Gay Paree; 61 Rounds with Peter Jackson; Gossip; A Rapid Career; The Sea-side Circus; That Bounder Grabb; On Fatigue; Riches in Rubber; Leatherchasing v. Work; Booming a Club; Editorial Chat; From 'Varsity to Gutter; Unexpected, Rather!; Conscription's Comic Side; Bondage; Our "Bag". Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,111 · 11/9/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE SLOANE STREET AFFAIR by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Poached Partridges; The Long Vac; Automo-Bills; Why I Am An M.P.; How Walking Sticks Speak; My Championship Fight With John L.; Recollections; Strenuous Crops; A Woman in the Wilderness; The Poor Dukes; The Born Flirt; Rapid Careers; Cartridge v. Partridge; The Interrupted Harvest; Tommy's Perks; Just As You Are For 9d; Lots in a Name; The Story of British India; As Once 'Twas Played; Proposals By Post; Editorial Chat; Bondage; Last Lines. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,112 · 18/9/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE LEATHER-HANDLED PARASOL by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; My Life in Brixton Gaol; Who's Who in the F.A.; The Sound of the Shofar; Seaside Uncles; Pensions at 55; Fighting the Flames; Recollections of the Sea; Curious Corps; How I Became World's Champion; Gossip; Football News; Home Sweet Home; Our Short Story; Can We Invent?; All Done By Dummies; Brave Women and Brave Men; The Woman in the Case; The Sad Side of Cinematographs; Editorial Chat; The Story of the Motor Car; Bondage; Stubble. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,113 · 25/9/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE TORTOISESHELL COMB by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; My Life in Brixton Gaol; Have an Orange, Winston?; Am I Well Paid?; Special, Please!; The Story of the North Pole; A Clown's Recollections; Working a Ring; Faking a Fight; On Being Dead-Broke; Cubbing; Rapid Careers; To the Frozen North; The Lancashire Lassie; Why Stewards Smile; Going! Going!! Gone!!!; Prison Professionals; The Phantom Board; My Early Beginnings; Editorial Chat; Bondage; Gum Drops. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,114 · 2/10/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE STORTON MOTOR MYSTERY by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; A Day in an Explorer's Life; My Views of the Crisis; After Many Weeks; My Life in Brixton Gaol; Walker, Brighton; Millions in Thrills; More Recollections; Semi-Colonitis!; How I Lost the Championship; Tips About Tips; Chat From Across the Sea; Etukishook & Co.; Fame in the Flames; The Great Tetterby Feud; Australia's Plague; Domesday's Coming!; My Early Beginnings; All Night in the House; Editorial Chat; The Story of Newgate; Bondage; Eskimettes. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,115 · 9/10/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE CASE OF THE CRACKED MIRROR by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; A Day in an Explorer's Life; The Very Devil; Seen the Comet? Lonely Furrow to Witness Branch; A Man's Game; The Rent Man's A-Comin'!; Gossip; The Luxury Bird; Training in Secret; Pictures in Plants; For the Lonely Only; Where Floods are Fierce; Rapid careers; The Dulham Aviation Week; After the Annual; £.s.d of a General Election; Poachers of the Sea; How the Players Play; Editorial Chat; Bondage; Real Sexton Blakes; Right- Answers Says No; The New Boy. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,116 · 16/10/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE GROSVENOR SQUARE MYSTERY by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; What Socialism Would Be Like; Figuratively Speaking; Fish - and the Fine Frenzy; Kidnapped!; Blackmail; Pen Pictures; 30 Years Playgoing; Football Bombshells; My Final Fight; The Poverty Problem; The Lazy Work-Hard; Dress That Denotes Duty; The Sheep Romance; A Wife's Windfall; The First Reserve; "Lags" That Don't Lag; Literature in Little; Told of Gretna Green; Editorial Chat; The Story of London's Coal; Bondage; My Life by a Speech; Comets; Cures You Can Try. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,117 · 23/10/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE SIGN OF THE ACORN by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; About the Aviators; Beautiful Blackpool; How to Earn £10,000 a Year; Football Pitfalls; The Author; Fighting the Flu; Gossip; Free-Lance Luck; Blackmail (Story Supplement); Spy; Catastrophes in the Kitchen; Mr. Answers - Oyster Fisher; That Wave of Love; Rapid Careers; A House to Order; The Flat; Nursing the Constituency; Bill Sikes, Ltd; Southward Ho!; Editorial Chat; Bondage; Aeroplanes Explained; Short Flights; Wives No-one Wants. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,120 · 13/11/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE BROKEN WICKET GATE by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Blackmail; Lords Versus Commons; The Thumper of Tubs; Don't Marry Your Landlady; In the City of Steel; Mrs Harbottle, Suffragette; Assisted by Barker, A.B.; Jeff; Football deadheads; In the Name of the Law; Editorial Chat; Is Machinery a Benefit; Mr Answers Assists the Lord Mayor; The Cashier's Cross Roads; With the Totters; My Life; Bondage; Impatient Patients; Bow Bells; The Baby Beautiful; Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,121 · 20/11/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE OLD PRINT MYSTERY by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Blackmail; The Unspeakable Brute; The Want Works; Not In-vinc-ible; Insurance Iniquities; Accompanist, Mr.-; Wrinkles on Rinking; Behind Sealed Doors; Harbottles Happy Evenings; The Subjugation of Bert; My Philanthropist; Editorial Chat; Beware False Fivers; The Kerbstone Star; Footer Spies; Mr Answers - Sphinx; Pinned in the Mine; Bondage; Washing-Day Secrets; November Notes; Then and Now. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,122 · 27/11/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE BARBED DART by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Cabinet Minister Criminal; Whist-Drive Jokers; Famous Football Managers; What Flying Men Make; Time-Stealers; Blackmail; The Farthest North Doctor; Collecting the Chorus; The Man Who Washed the Kaiser; Graft v. Craft; The Escape; Bores; Back to the Land; Can She Sue?; Editorial Chat; The Gold Hunters; Homeless But Happy; Tommy Atkins, Editor; The Old Mo; Real Hard-tack; Other Barcelonas; Muffins and Crumpets; The Food Fakers. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,123 · 4/12/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE MYSTERY OF THE LOST HAIR PIN by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; Mt Defence; Robert Reflects; Wit of Westminster; From Factory to Footlights; Blackmail; What I Think of London; Famous Football Managers; The Whiskers of the Great; Dulham v. Mugford; The Capitalist; Chat From Across the Sea; The Burning Beds; Mother of the Navy; Editorial Chat; The Overlander; The Story of the Bank of England; Our Own Lynch Law; Tat-Tats; How to be Lucky. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,124 · 11/12/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 2d THE SNOW MAN by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Christmas Storyettes; Fog-Bound at Levelstoke; Some Dickens Christmases; Bilderby the Brave; Dinners Under Difficulties; The Christmas Laureate; Famous Football Managers; The Locket; The Eights; Chubby's Little Present; I Hold a Warrant; Can We Communicate with the Dead?; The Christmas Tree Box; Gaol Ghosts; The P.C.'s Goose; Holly For Gout; How it Feels to be a Hero; Golden Goose Clubs; Christmas B.C.; Prey, Silence, Gentlemen!; A Patchwork Pudding; Mr. Answers' Dream; The Xmas Bell; Our Bountiful Lady Mayoress; Holidays for Husbands; Christmas in Poetry; Fame Via the Law Courts; Posters I Have Perpetrated; Christmas Gossip; Blackmail; Christmas Chat. Notes: Christmas double edition. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,125 · 18/12/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE MISSING WILL by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; How to Become an Election Officer; The Good Old Days; £1000,000 on the Slate; Fifty Foggy Days; Why Not Winter Holidays?; "Bear-Garden," Strand, W.C.; Babies Bought and Sold; Town Doubles; Mr Answers at Sea; Shadowing the Suspect; A Sportsman's Recollections; Perpetual Puzzles; The Congo Crime; Podsnap for Dulham; A Lucky Revenge; The 2s/6 Hop; Editorial Chat; Blackmail; Night With Velveteens; Christmas Crackers; How Footballers Advertise. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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ANSWERS WEEKLY · Issue 1,126 · 25/12/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THAT PRICELESS PENDANT by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Storyettes; The Life Story of Warder X; Christmas in the Mill; The 'Sub's' Christmas; Famous Football Managers; The Stolen Years; Three Shillings; Catches That Catch Votes; Blackmail; A Christmas Carol; A White Xmas; Gossip; H.M.'s Gunner; Trousers For Christmas-Boxes; Editorial Chat; Learning My Part; Critical for the Critics; All Done By Electricity; Christmas Extra Specials; Xmas and the Digestion. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' FRIEND · New series · Vol. 8 Issue 405 · 13/3/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE MYSTERY OF MAYBURG REEF by Anon. (Unknown) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: With Nelson to Trafalgar by Andrew and C. Geoffrey Murray Gray; Your Editor's Den (ed.); A Lad o' Liverpool by Allan Blair; The Gypsy of St. Simeon's by David Goodwin; Doolittle the Ventriloquist by Anon.; A Son of the Sword by Capt. W. Blake; The Rival Cinematographists by Sidney Drew. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' FRIEND LIBRARY · Issue 72 · Jan. 1909 · Amalgamated Press · 3d THE COSTER KING by Anon. (E. W. Alais) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: This is a reprint of a serial which ran in THE BOYS' HERALD issue 212 to 232 in 1907. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' FRIEND LIBRARY · Issue 88 · Jul. 1909 · Amalgamated Press · 3d THE MAMMOTH HUNTERS by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: D. D. Fitzsimmons Other content: None Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' FRIEND LIBRARY · Issue 96 · Sep. 1909 · Amalgamated Press · 3d THE MERVYN MYSTERY by Anon. (Ernest Sempill aka Michael Storm) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: None Notes: My copy is missing the cover. George Marsden Plummer, Rupert Forbes, and the latter's servant Tony, escape from Starkmoor Prison and begin a campaign against Sexton Blake and the wealthy socialites of London. Disguised as the secretly murdered Mr. Richard Mervyn, the miserly uncle of the wealthy Lady Marjorie Dorn (to whom Sexton Blake is engaged to be married!), and his business associate, they begin to illegally acquire great wealth. When they try to shoot Tinker before then invading Blake's Baker Street home to demand a truce, the detective responds by declaring war. The two villains beat a hasty retreat but return later to make a murder attempt. It fails. Blake repeatedly foils their various schemes as they commence their campaign against the financial institutions of the city. Then he discovers that their prime target is his own fiance. When he tries to trap them in their lair he is tricked and imprisoned in a cellar. After making an explosive exit (literally), the detective races to a masked ball where Forbes has been impersonating him with the intention of abducting Lady Marjorie. He arrives too late; the dastardly act has been committed and the guests are in a state of confusion. Fortunately Pedro hits on the trail and Blake and Tinker set off in pursuit. The bloodhound leads them to the river but there the chase ends — the villains have got away in a boat. Plummer and Forbes have set up base on a secluded island — the 'Kennel' — in the river. There, Plummer reveals his plan to marry Irma Cunningham, the woman who will inherit the estates of the Earl of Sevenoaks once the latter has been killed. Forbes, meanwhile, schemes against his partner, intending to reap the full rewards of their criminal activities hmself. Plummer abducts Irma and flees to the offices of Richard Mervyn where he mysteriously vanishes. While the detective ponders over this, Tinker slips away to explore around the Kennel and discovers that the villainous duo are living on a submarine which they use to travel along an underground river passing beneath the Mervyn building. Forbes now initiates the biggest heist of all by impersonating the governor of the Bank of England. He makes off with two million but Blake, Tinker and Inspector Martin are close behind and catch up with the villains at the Kennel in time to rescue the imprisoned Lady Dorn and Irma Cunningham. The bad blood brewing between Plummer and Forbes erupts. The latter attacks Plummer and knocks him unconscious into the submarine which promptly sinks. Forbes runs from the detectives but is set upon by his own guard dogs and killed. Blake reveals that the criminal had been his fag at school. He breaks off his engagement to Lady Dorn. Trivia: Rupert Forbes cuts off two of his own fingers in order to disguise himself as a man whose hand is thus disfigured. Plummer has an Australian accent. Blake's consulting room and sitting room are separate entities according to this author; visitors must cross the former to get to the latter. The detective's bedroom is on the same floor, adjoining the sitting room. Blake employs an actor named Fred Jocelyn to impersonate him. He states that Jocelyn has done so on stage in 'Sexton Blake' and 'Hush Money'. Both of these were real-life plays which toured theatres at the time of this story's publication. But the most remarkable item of trivia presented in this novel concerns the detective's attitude to relationships. For a start, he's engaged. Furthermore, he's worrying about his fiance, Lady Dorn: '... and for perhaps the first time in his life he was confronted with the practical proof that a great passion is irreconciliable with a life devoted to work; he must either serve love or science. There was no middle way. He must give up his life's work or give up Lady Dorn.' Rating:  Possibly the best ever Sexton Blake story, this is incredibly well-written, gripping with every single paragraph (how about this for an example of sheer brilliance: Tinker is '... wrinkling his brows in a way that might have excited a chimpanzee to envy, emulation, and sudden death'). There are too many good things to say about the tale to fit here but highlights include frequent acknowledgements that Blake's good luck is uncanny, a brilliant portrayal of the great detective, his thought processes and his relationship with Tinker, and a thoroughly convincing picture of the psychopathic Plummer.
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THE BOYS' FRIEND LIBRARY · Issue 102 · Nov. 1909 · Amalgamated Press · 3d SEXTON BLAKE AT SCHOOL by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: This is a reprint of a BOYS' HERALD serial which ran between issues 238 and 262 in 1908. It was also reprinted as BOYS' FRIEND LIBRARY 2nd series issue 388 (1933). See that issue for review notes. Rating:
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THE BOYS' FRIEND LIBRARY · Issue 105 · Dec. 1909 · Amalgamated Press · 3d SEXTON BLAKE IN THE SIXTH by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: H. M. Lewis Other content: None Notes: This is a reprint of a BOYS' HERALD serial which ran between issues 263 and 278 in 1908. It was also reprinted as BOYS' FRIEND LIBRARY 2nd series issue 392 (1933). Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 285 · 2/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 7) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 286 · 9/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 8) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 287 · 16/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 9) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: H. M. Lewis Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Dicky Denver, Bar-boy by Reginald Wray; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin; The Rook Patrol by Richard Randolph; The Scourge of the Skies by Andrew Gray; The War of the Mills by David Goodwin. Notes: From the editorial: 'How Sexton Blake Met Tinker. If my friends have not yet read this week's chapters of "Sexton Blake at Oxford," I want to call their special attention to the fact that in the instalment printed this week it is related how Sexton Blake met Tinker, and how the friendship began between the great detective and his assistant. From the time that, as an urchin of nine, or something thereabout, Blake made Tinker's acquaintance, the two have worked together in innumerable criminal cases in all parts of the world, as my readers doubtless know. Therefore, the event is of considerable importance to all admirers of the feats of Sexton Blake and his boy assistant, Tinker.' Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 288 · 23/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 10) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: H. M. Lewis Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); The Cliveden Caterers by Charles Hamilton; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin; The Rook Patrol by Richard Randolph; The Scourge of the Skies by Andrew Gray; The War of the Mills by David Goodwin. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 289 · 30/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 11) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: H. M. Lewis Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); The Travelling Pantomime by Atherley Daunt; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin; The Rook Patrol by Richard Randolph; The Scourge of the Skies by Andrew Gray. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 290 · 6/2/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 12) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: H. M. Lewis Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Green as Grass by Cedric Wolfe; The Great Highfield Mystery by Leonard Hart; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin; The Rook Patrol by Richard Randolph; The Scourge of the Skies by Andrew Gray. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 291 · 13/2/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 13) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: H. M. Lewis Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Green as Grass by Cedric Wolfe; Throw For Throw by A. S. Hardy; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin; The Rook Patrol by Richard Randolph. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 292 · 20/2/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 14) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: H. M. Lewis Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Green as Grass by Cedric Wolfe; The Two Buglers by Captain L. Bradford; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin; The Rook Patrol by Richard Randolph. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 293 · 27/2/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 15) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Jim Graham, Gymnast by Ambrose Earle; Green as Grass by Cedric Wolfe; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin; The Rook Patrol by Richard Randolph. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 294 · 6/3/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 16) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: H. M. Lewis Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Two Boys in Bulgaria by John Stanton; Green as Grass by Cedric Wolfe; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin; The Rook Patrol by Richard Randolph. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 295 · 13/3/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 17) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 296 · 20/3/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 18) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: H. M. Lewis Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Man Against Monster by Sidney Drew; Green as Grass by Cedric Wolfe; The New Cleaner by Reginald Wray; The Rook Patrol Richard Randolph; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 297 · 27/3/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 19) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: H. M. Lewis Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Man Against Monster by Sidney Drew; Green as Grass by Cedric Wolfe; Through Many Perils by Anon.; The Rook Patrol Richard Randolph; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 298 · 3/4/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 1) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: E. E. Briscoe SEXTON BLAKE AT OXFORD (part 20) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: H. M. Lewis Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Man Against Monster by Sidney Drew; Green as Grass by Cedric Wolfe; The Two Brothers by Ambrose Earle; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 299 · 10/4/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 2) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: E. E. Briscoe Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Man Against Monster by Sidney Drew; Green as Grass by Cedric Wolfe; The New School Teacher by Anon.; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 300 · 17/4/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 3) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: E. E. Briscoe Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Man Against Monster by Sidney Drew; Green as Grass by Cedric Wolfe; Cockrane's Great Invention by Anon.; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 301 · 24/41909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 4) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 302 · 1/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 5) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: E. E. Briscoe Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Man Against Monster by Sidney Drew; Green as Grass by Cedric Wolfe; The Invasion That Failed by Ambrose Earle; Sons of the Tide-way by David Goodwin. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 303 · 8/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 6) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 304 · 15/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 7) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 305 · 22/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 8) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 306 · 29/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 9) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 307 · 5/6/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 10) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: E. E. Briscoe Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); The Cad of St. Corton's by David Goodwin; The Boxing Champion by Andrew Gray; The Rival Patrols by Richard Randolph; Man Against Monster by Sidney Drew. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 308 · 12/6/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 11) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 309 · 19/6/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 12) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); With Staff and Haversack by Vesey Deane; The Cad of St. Corton's by David Goodwin; The Boxing Champion by Andrew Gray; Well Played! by Ambrose Earle; Man Against Monster by Sidney Drew. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 310 · 26/6/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 13) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 311 · 3/7/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 14) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 312 · 10/7/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 15) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); The Cad of St. Coxton's by David Goodwin; The Boxing Champion by Andrew Gray; The Lone Rider by Henry Connor; With Staff and Haversack by Vesey Deane. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 6 Issue 313 · 17/7/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d SEXTON BLAKE, STEWARD (part 16) by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Issue 321 · 11/9/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE "TICKET-OF-LEAVE-MAN" (part 1) by Anon. · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Issue 322 · 18/9/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE "TICKET-OF-LEAVE-MAN" (part 2) by Anon. · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Issue 323 · 25/9/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE "TICKET-OF-LEAVE-MAN" (part 3) by Anon. · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Issue 324 · 2/10/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE "TICKET-OF-LEAVE-MAN" (part 4) by Anon. · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Issue 325 · 9/10/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE "TICKET-OF-LEAVE-MAN" (part 5) by Anon. · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 7 Issue 326 · 16/10/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE "TICKET-OF-LEAVE-MAN" (part 6) by Anon. · Illustrator: H. Lane Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Val the Boy Acrobat by Claud Heathcote; Fiddler Dick by Atherley Daunt; The cad of St. Coxton's by David Goodwin; The Liberty Mine by Denis Dent; Hidden Millions by Cecil Hayter. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 7 Issue 327 · 23/10/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE "TICKET-OF-LEAVE-MAN" (Final part) by Anon. · Illustrator: None Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Val the Boy Acrobat by Claud Heathcote; A Britisher's Way by Anon.; The cad of St. Coxton's by David Goodwin; Fiddler Dick by Atherley Daunt; Hidden Millions by Cecil Hayter. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 7 Issue 329 · 6/11/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE WINGED TERROR (part 1) by Maxwell Scott (J. W. Staniforth) · Illustrator: Val Reading Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); My Troop of Boy Scouts by Anon.; Hidden Millions by Cecil Hayter; Val the Boy Acrobat by Claud Heathcote; The White Patch by Ellis Ellson; Fiddler Dick by Atherley Daunt; The Cad of St. Corton's by David Goodwin. Notes: Sexton Blake teams up with Nelson Lee in this story. Lofts and Adley list Maxwell Scott's first appearance in THE BOYS' HERALD as occurring on 17/11/1909. The issues I own contradict this. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 7 Issue 330 · 13/11/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE WINGED TERROR (part 2) by Maxwell Scott (J. W. Staniforth) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); My Troop of Boy Scouts by Anon.; Val the Boy Acrobat by Claud Heathcote; The Secret Lock by Percy Longhurst; Fiddler Dick by Atherley Daunt; The Cad of St. Corton's by David Goodwin. Notes: Sexton Blake teams up with Nelson Lee in this story. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 7 Issue 331 · 20/11/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE WINGED TERROR (part 3) by Maxwell Scott (J. W. Staniforth) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: Sexton Blake teams up with Nelson Lee in this story. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 7 Issue 332 · 27/11/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE WINGED TERROR (part 4) by Maxwell Scott (J. W. Staniforth) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Val, The Boy Acrobat by Claud Heathcote; The Troublesome Twins by Jack North; The Wrong Trail by Andrew Gray; The Rival Explorers by Cecil Hayte. Notes: Sexton Blake teams up with Nelson Lee in this story. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 7 Issue 333 · 4/12/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE WINGED TERROR (part 5) by Maxwell Scott (J. W. Staniforth) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Val, The Boy Acrobat by Claud Heathcote; The Rival Explorers by Cecil Hayter; The Mutineers by Harcourt Burrage; The Troublesome Twins by Jack North. Notes: Sexton Blake teams up with Nelson Lee in this story. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 7 Issue 334 · 11/12/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE WINGED TERROR (part 6) by Maxwell Scott (J. W. Staniforth) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 7 Issue 335 · 18/12/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE WINGED TERROR (part 7) by Maxwell Scott (J. W. Staniforth) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Your Editor's Advice (ed.); Val, The Boy Acrobat by Claud Heathcote; The Artful Pettefer by C. L. Pearce; The Rival Explorers by Cecil Hayter; The Troublesome Twins by Jack North. Notes: Sexton Blake teams up with Nelson Lee in this story. Unrated |
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THE BOYS' HERALD · Vol. 7 Issue 336 · 25/12/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE WINGED TERROR (part 8) by Maxwell Scott (J. W. Staniforth) · Illustrator: Unknown Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 501 · 2/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE CASE OF FORT MONTAUBAN by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 502 · 9/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE ASHFORD PLACE MYSTERY by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 503 · 16/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE CASE OF THE MISSING LEDGERS by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 504 · 23/1/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE CASE OF THE WOMAN AT THE WINDOW by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 506 · 6/2/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE EPISODE OF THE MISSING KEY by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: Lady Molly's friend, Irma Morrison, has been accused of poisoning her husband. Without consulting him first, Molly imperiously assigns Sexton Blake to the case. Irma had been more or less forced into marriage with Henry Morrison by her family. He turned out to be incredibly mean, keeping her a virtual prisoner in their shared home Thorncote, and dismissing all the staff apart from his housekeeper, Mrs Clarke. Six months ago his health had broken down and Irma was forced to nurse him. Then, after dinner one day, he collapsed and died. The verdict was poisoning — and due to the strange disappearance of the glass in which Irma usually gave him his medicine, suspicion fell upon her. When she later stated that she had accidentally broken it and thrown the pieces into the fire, the suspicion intensified. Now, Lady Molly tells Blake, she is sure to be arrested. The police are only waiting for the post-mortem to be performed. Sexton Blake travels to Thorncote and meets Irma. Her story is slightly different: she didn't break the glass accidentally but on purpose, flinging it into the fire after her husband swore at her. The detective examines the body and discovers that a key has been forcibly removed from Mr Morrison's watch chain. This, he finds, fits a hidden safe which has been emptied. In the garden, he finds some freshly dug roots in a corner of the green house. He keeps these, then, returning to the house, asks Irma to serve him a meal identical to that served to her husband. After examining the repast, the detective asks his hostess to pretend to faint. Puzzled, she does so, and Blake quickly calls for the housekeeper. While the servant is occupied, he slips up to her room and recovers a battered box. This, he reveals to the two women, contains money stolen from the safe. Clarke was the killer and the poison had been in the horseradish sauce she served to her master. Trivia: Lady Molly says to Blake, "I am the one person in the world who can make you do what you don't want to." Rating: 
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 507 · 13/2/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE STRANGE CASE OF A MOTOR MISHAP by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 508 · 20/2/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE MYSTERY OF MAJOR GRETTON by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 509 · 27/2/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE EPISODE OF THE STOLEN PLATINUM by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 510 · 6/3/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE EPISODE OF THE STOLEN BABY by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 511 · 13/3/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE HAMPSTEAD HOUSE MYSTERY by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 512 · 20/3/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE SHADOW by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 513 · 27/3/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE PROBLEM OF HIS GRACE OF MAIDENHEAD by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 514 · 3/4/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE MYSTERY OF MATT'S REST by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 515 · 10/4/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE EPISODE OF THE BLACK DIAMOND by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: This story was reprinted in the anthology VINTAGE DETECTIVE STORIES, 1987. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 516 · 17/4/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE ARDINGLEY WOOD MYSTERY by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 517 · 24/4/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE EPISODE OF THE LITTLE RED IMAGE by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 518 · 1/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE PROBLEM OF CHERRITON GARDENS by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 519 · 8/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE DODMAN'S END MYSTERY by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 520 · 15/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE CRAWLEY COTTAGE MYSTERY by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 521 · 22/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE PROBLEM OF THE SECOND MELODY by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 522 · 29/5/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE CASE OF THE CORTEZ RUBY by Anon. (Ernest Sempill aka M. Storm) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: After being out of favour with Lady Molly for several weeks due to his refusal to search for a missing dog, Sexton Blake receives from her a peremptory summons to Ulfreston Golf Club. Molly is one of the guests at a house party being held there. Mrs Avalon Smith, Miss Lethbridge and Lady Molly had been in a changing room preparing for a game of golf. Mrs Smith had placed her jewels, including the famous Cortez ruby, in a locker before leaving for the course with Miss Lethbridge. Lady Molly had lagged behind somewhat, having mislaid a club. She had then left and locked the dressing room door behind her. When the ladies returned, the ruby was gone. The windows remained sealed and the door had not been tampered with. Naturally, the finger of suspicion is pointing at Lady Molly. Worse, one of the gentlemen guests, Captain Sinclair, discovers that Molly's locker key also fits Mrs Smith's locker, which can't be said for any of the other keys. Blake begins his investigation and narrows the suspects down to three men. That evening, he lies in wait and follows a shadowy figure out onto the course, watching as the man retrieves the gemstone from a hollow in a tree trunk. Blake pounces, snatches the ruby and knocks the thief out. Later, he explains to the gatherered party-goers who the culprit is and how that person committed the theft. Rating: 
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 523 · 5/6/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE LONG STRETTON MYSTERY by Anon. (Ernest Sempill aka M. Storm) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 524 · 12/6/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE PEVERIL BAY MYSTERY by Anon. (Ernest Sempill aka M. Storm) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 525 · 19/6/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE EAST COAST MYSTERY by Anon. (Ernest Sempill aka M. Storm) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 526 · 26/6/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE CASE OF MR. & MRS. STANMORE by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 527 · 3/7/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE PROBLEM OF THE MISSING MINISTER by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: What's Wrong With Our Land Forces? by En Avant; His Better Nature by Captain G. A. Hope; In Exile by Lionel Cooke; Half-Time by Bart Kennedy; Pleasantly Situated by Ernest E. Joyce; Sidelights on the Turf (article); The Peacemaker by W. Freeman; The Mariner's Nightmare by H. J. Shepstone; Down Under by Thos. Richards, M. P.; The Last Experiment by Minnie Herbert; Tales of the Fleet by John Goodwin; Tinker's Double (article); Love and War by Herbert King; Barbara's Bet by J. S. Cox; The Other Woman by Mark English; A Monarch of the Road by John Tregellis; The Raid on Number 12 by Herbert Jamieson; Off the Beaten Track by 'Bohemian'; The Kallemba by F. Morton Howard; Tramway Troubles by G. T. Jackson, J.P. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 528 · 10/7/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d A DEAL IN DIAMONDS by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Down Under by Thomas Richards, M. P.; A Family Portrait by Radcliffe Martin; What's Wrong With Our Land Forces? by En Avant; The Bounders by Gertrude Lone; Balloon-Racing by C. S. Rolls; The Simple Life by Percy Middleton; The Other Woman by Mark English; The Troubles of a Canadian Settler by T. W. Bennett; The Warship Pirate by John Goodwin; For Her Sake by John J. Armstrong. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 529 · 17/7/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE CASE OF THE HAUNTED ROOM by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: The Race For Ships (article); The Castaways by William Freeman; Down Under by Thomas Richards, M. P.; Mistress of the Seas by John Goodwin; Without the Limelight by Cicely Hamilton; What's Wrong With Our Land Forces? by En Avant; The Other Woman by Mark English; Beauty of Form and Strength of Build (article); £5,000 a Year at Fifteen (article); Forging Ahead! by T. W. Bennett. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 530 · 24/7/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE PROBLEM OF THE MAN FROM RUSSIA by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 531 · 31/7/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE TRAGEDY OF HALZ CAVERN by Anon. (Ernest Sempill aka M. Storm) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 532 · 7/8/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE EPISODE OF THE FEATHERSTONE PEARLS by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 533 · 14/8/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d FROM THE NORTH by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 534 · 21/8/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE SECRET TRIAL by Anon. (Ernest Sempill aka M. Storm) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Two of the Best by Nora Pitt-Taylor; Down Under by Thos. Richards. M. P.; The Agony Ad by John J. Armstrong; Apartments (article); Lower-Deck Yarns by John Goodwin; A Lass o' the Loom by Henry Farmer; What's Wrong with the Army? by En Avant; On the Lonely Prairie by Anon.; House Hunting by Ernest E. Joyce; A Friend in Need by Lionel Cooke. Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 535 · 28/8/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE PROBLEM OF LITTLE LORD BAYFIELD by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 536 · 4/9/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE AVENGERS by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 537 · 11/9/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE PROBLEM OF THE ONE-LEGGED MAN by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 538 · 18/9/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE MYSTERY OF THE EMPTY BUNGALOW by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |
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THE PENNY PICTORIAL · Issue 539 · 25/9/1909 · Amalgamated Press · 1d THE SHADOWY THIRD by Anon. (Cecil Hayter) · Illustrator: R. J. MacDonald Other content: Unknown Notes: None at present. Unrated |