Brian Cox Interview: Miller's Tales - The Scotsman11 Apr 2009 ... and could recently be heard on Radio 4 as the popular Victorian detective James McLevy, spent his early years in Constable Street, ...
A child is born - The ScotsmanINSPECTOR JAMES McLEVY LOOK-ed down at the dead body, neck at such angle as only an Indian contortion-maker might achieve. ...
Crime-fighting partnership at an end - The ScotsmanThe department first came to international attention in 1830, when James McLevy, an Edinburgh police officer, became the most successful detective of his ...
Best 19th Century detective - The Scotsman19 Oct 2009 ... 1 JAMES McLEVY: The Edinburgh predecessor of Rebus and Skinner. The long-serving detective started publishing accounts of his many cases in ...
Radio - The Scotsman7 Dec 2009 ... that of David Ashton, has been behind several acclaimed Radio 4 series about the Victorian Edinburgh detective inspector, James McLevy. ...
Elementary, my dear McLevy David Ashton's hugely successful detective stories owe a debt to Conan Doyle, he tells David Robinson
Investigating the appeal of Capital's thief taker TOP PERFORMERS: Siobhan Redmond with Paul Bettany, and Brian Cox with Rose Byrne HE is the original Edinburgh... Evening News (Edinburgh, Scotland), 08/06/08 ·
Top cop in cells after big booze-up A SENIOR police officer who runs a family protection unit has been suspended for being so drunk he was... Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland), 08/01/08 ·
Meet James McLevy - the original number 1 detective LURKING in the eerie closes, the crowded, stinking tenements and along the Old Town's dark, damp wynds, petty crime,... Evening News (Edinburgh, Scotland), 05/30/07 ·
Grim Tales Of The Capital The Falls "Historians and sociologists will discover more about the city in Rankin's fiction than in a host of... Scotsman (Edinburgh, Scotland), The, 02/21/07 ·
First among crimebusters THE DANK CLOSES AND WYNDS, THE NORTH SEA haar, the contrast between Auld Toun squalor and New Town elegance (and hypocrisy)... Scotsman (Edinburgh, Scotland), The, 04/22/06 ·
The violinist who fiddled his readers IT'S a rather familiar story. Shrewd and streetwise Edinburgh detective called in to solve a bizarre crime defies the odds... Evening News (Edinburgh, Scotland), 07/15/03 ·
The return of a real-life Victorian Rebus It's a tale of prostitution, robbery and old-fashioned detective work from an Edinburgh crime writer. But it's not another... Evening News (Edinburgh, Scotland), 12/01/02 ·
Paperbacks McLevy, by James McLevy ($8.99, Mercat Press) THE real Sherlock Holmes? Inspector Rebus? Bob Skinner? Even Skinner's... Scotsman (Edinburgh, Scotland), The, 12/01/01 ·
Crime hero is back AN Edinburgh publisher plans to bring the exploits of the city's first recorded criminal detective back to life, it was... Evening News (Edinburgh, Scotland), 11/09/01 ·
Tracking down the father of forensics It's 150 years since James McLevy's Curiosities of Crime hit the bookshelves, but police still owe a debt to Edinburgh's first detective,... Evening News (Edinburgh, Scotland), 09/01/00 ·
Trophy honours legacy of a master Victorian detective Crime Correspondent HE WAS an Irish farmer's son who arrived in Edinburgh as a labourer but became the capital's most... Scotsman (Edinburgh, Scotland), The, 07/15/00 ·
Borders police top of the cops POLICE in the Borders are leaving their counterparts in Lothian far behind, according to new figures. An award set up by a former Lothian and... Evening News (Edinburgh, Scotland), 07/14/00 · More from publication
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