Sherlock Holmes

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subjects: Crime & Mystery,  classic fiction,  Andamanese,  arrow poisons,  bloguns,  convicts,  crime & mystery fiction,  crocodiles,  Detective and mystery fiction,  Fiction,  Fiction Classics,  Indian Rebellion of 1857,  launches,  Literary Fiction,  Mystery & Suspense,  Mystery fiction,  novel,  private investigators,  substance abuse,  tea plantations,  treasure,  waylaying,  British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author),  English language,  study and teaching,  Children's stories,  English children's stories,  English Detective and mystery stories,  horse racing,  Mystery and detective stories,  opium,  race horses,  scalpels,  Children's fiction,  amorality,  Anglo-Saxons,  aristocracy,  detective fiction,  Juvenile audience,  locked-room mysteries,  Drama,  cabinet cards,  Honourable Society of the Inner Temple,  prima donnas,  smoke bombs,  coffee,  Detective and mystery stories,  police,  stock market,  treaties,  carbuncles,  Christmas dinners,  commissionaires,  Private investigators in fiction,  banks,  Encyclopædia Britannica,  pawnbrokers,  police inspectors,  red hair,  air guns,  anonymity,  attempted murder,  baritsu,  coal tar,  deformities,  soft-point bullets,  wax sculptures,  whist,  anise,  broughams,  butlers,  consumption,  cottages,  dogs,  extortion,  kidnapping,  rugby unions,  telegraphy,  Sherlock Holmes (Fictitious character)

People: Sherlock Holmes,  John H. Watson,  Mary Morstan,  John Sholto,  Jonathan Small,  Mahomet Singh,  Abdullah Khan,  Dost Akbar,  Toby,  Tonga,  Rajah,  Mr. Sherman,  Baker Street Irregulars,  Bartholomew,  Thaddeus Sholto,  Captain Morstan,  Fitzroy Simpson,  Silver Blaze,  Colonel Ross,  John Straker,  Ned Hunter,  William Derbyshire,  Silas Brown,  Inspector Gregory,  Stroke Moran,  Helen Stoner,  Grimesby Roylott,  Wilhelm Gottsreich Sigismond von Ormstein,  Clotilde Lothman von Saxe-Meiningen,  Irene Adler,  Godfrey Norton,  Percy Phelps,  Charles Gorot,  Annie Harrison,  Countess of Morcar,  John Horner,  Peterson,  Henry Baker,  Breckinridge,  Mrs Oakshott,  Catherine Cusack,  James Ryder,  Mrs. Oakshott,  Jabez Wilson,  Vincent Spaulding,  Duncan Ross,  Police Inspector Jones,  Mr. Merryweather,  John Clay,  Archie,  Ronald Adair,  Earl of Maynooth,  Sebastian Moran,  James Moriarty,  Mycroft Holmes,  Inspector G. Lestrade,  Cyril Overton,  Godfrey Staunton,  Lord Mount-James,  Leslie Armstrong,  Pompey

Places: England,  Inglaterra,  India,  Langham Hotel,  London,  Agra Fort,  Buffs,  Andaman Islands,  Dartmoor Prison,  Wessex,  Dartmoor,  King's Pyland,  Calcutta,  Surrey,  Bohemia,  Scandinavia,  Warsaw,  221B Baker Street,  Church of St. Monica,  Edgware Road,  Charing Cross railway station,  Working,  Foreign and Commonwealth Office,  Briarbrae,  Alpha Inn,  British Museum,  Covent Garden,  Brixton,  Baker Street,  Maynooth,  Australia,  427 Park Lane,  Kensington,  Reichenbach Falls,  Florence,  Tibet,  Lhasa,  Persia,  Mecca,  Khartoum,  Camden House,  Montpellier,  France,  Trinity College,  Cambridge,  University of Oxford,  Strand

Times: 1888,  1890,  1894,  1857,  December 1878,  1882