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  1. Brian Cox - Edinburgh is my spiritual home - The Scotsman And now he is here in Edinburgh on a break from recording new episodes of his
    popular Radio 4 series James McLevy, about an Edinburgh detective. ...
  2. Brian Cox Interview: Miller's Tales - The Scotsman 11 Apr 2009 ... and could recently be heard on Radio 4 as the popular Victorian detective
    James McLevy, spent his early years in Constable Street, ...
  3. A child is born - The Scotsman INSPECTOR JAMES McLEVY LOOK-ed down at the dead body, neck at such angle as only
    an Indian contortion-maker might achieve. ...
  4. Crime-fighting partnership at an end - The Scotsman The department first came to international attention in 1830, when James McLevy,
    an Edinburgh police officer, became the most successful detective of his ...
  5. Best 19th Century detective - The Scotsman 19 Oct 2009 ... 1 JAMES McLEVY: The Edinburgh predecessor of Rebus and Skinner. The long-serving
    detective started publishing accounts of his many cases in ...
  6. Radio - The Scotsman 7 Dec 2009 ... that of David Ashton, has been behind several acclaimed Radio 4 series about
    the Victorian Edinburgh detective inspector, James McLevy. ...
  7. Elementary, my dear McLevy
    David Ashton's hugely successful detective stories owe a debt to Conan Doyle, he tells David Robinson
  8. Book Review: A Trick of the Light: When Conan Doyle met the first Inspector Rebus
    THINK Edinburgh, think crime, think Rebus . . . but...
    Evening News (Edinburgh, Scotland), 11/21/09 ·
  9. Alanna takes Charles Dance for her partner in crime
    VICTORIAN Edinburgh crime fighter Inspector Faro is back in Murder in Paradise, the latest...
    Evening News (Edinburgh, Scotland), 11/07/08 ·
  10. 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 ·
  11. 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 ·
  12. The Belly of the Beast A Christmas story by DAVID ASHTON featuring his 19th-century Leith detective James McLevy - as played by Brian Cox on Radio 4
    McLEVY DID NOT LIKE DOGS. Especially wee yappy dogs nipping round the ankles as he ploughed after the lanky figure of...
    Scotsman (Edinburgh, Scotland), The, 12/01/07 ·
  13. 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 ·
  14. 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 ·
  15. 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 ·
  16. 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 ·
  17. 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 ·
  18. Book reviews: James McLevy Returns: Further Disclosures of the Edinburgh Detective: Diary of a thieftaker
    James McLevy Returns: Further Disclosures of the Edinburgh Detective by James McLevy (Mercat Press, 9 pounds 99 pence)....

    Scotsman (Edinburgh, Scotland), The, 12/01/02 ·
  19. Mercat Press rises from James Thin's ashes with major launch
    TONIGHT, the Edinburgh literati will crowd into the city's George Hotel to mark the release of a new photography book. But...
    Scotsman (Edinburgh, Scotland), The, 10/23/02 ·
  20. 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 ·
  21. 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 ·
  22. 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 ·
  23. 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 ·
  24. 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