The Return of Sherlock Holmes

Sherlock Holmes' brother Mycroft...
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Sherlock Holmes' brother Mycroft seeks the great detective's assistance when the plans for the Bruce-Partington submarine are stolen. Three of 10 stolen documents were taken from a now dead junior office clerk, Cadogan West, and their location is now unknown. The man responsible for the plans, Sir James Walter, mysteriously dies following the theft supposedly of shame, according to the dead man's brother, Colonel Valentine Walter. After studying the facts of the case, Holmes isn't convinced that Cadogan West is the real culprit and is more likely the victim of a more elaborate plot.
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Sherlock Holmes is approached by Mr....
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Sherlock Holmes is approached by Mr. Scott-Eccles who recounts strange events. He recently dined with an acquaintance, a Spanish gentleman named Diaz with whom he shared an interest in map making. He spent the night at Mr. Diaz' rented home, Wisteria Lodge, but awoke the next morning to find the house abandoned. Thinking that Diaz might be doing a runner, he contacted the landlord but was told that the man's rent had been paid in full. A somewhat bored Holmes agrees to look into these mysterious circumstances surrounding the case but the local constabulary, in the form of Inspector Baynes, make it very clear that he is out to make a reputation for himself by solving this case without the Great Detective's help.
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Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson...
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Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson investigate the disappearance of a champion racehorse, Silver Blaze. The horse disappeared in the middle of the night from its stables and with a major race on the horizon its owner, Colonel Ross, is desperate to get his prize possession back. There had been some strange comings and goings the night the horse disappeared including a race tout trying to get inside information on the upcoming race. When the horse's trainer, John Straker, is found dead in a field, this also becomes a murder investigation with the local police less than pleased at Homes' involvement.
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Inspector Lastrade drops by Baker...
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Inspector Lastrade drops by Baker Street to socialize and presents Holmes with his current problem. He is baffled by a series of apparently senseless burglaries in which the only thing stolen is a small bust of Napoleon, which is later broken into pieces by the thief. Unlike Lastrade, Holmes sees a sinister purpose behind these irrational break-ins and has that confirmed when a Italian immigrant with Mafia connections is found with his throat slashed at the scene of the latest robbery.
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Sherlock Homes is approached by the...
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Sherlock Homes is approached by the Master of the Priory School to assist in location a missing student. The boy is son of the Duke of Holdernesse and disappeared three days before. No ransom note has been received and the boy's father has refused to go to the police, thus the delay in contacting Holmes. It also appears that the school's German master has also gone missing. Holmes and Watson travel to the school and meet the Duke who seems strangely removed from locating his son. He is hiding something and it requires Holmes to determine exactly what that is if they are to find the boy alive.
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Dr. Watson has agreed to locate a...
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Dr. Watson has agreed to locate a friend's drug-addicted husband and while searching through an opium den, is surprised to find Sherlock Holmes there. Holmes is attempting to solve the disappearance of Neville St. Clair. Several days before, Mrs. St, Clair had been walking in a rundown section of London when she looked up to find her husband looking down at her from a window. A search of the rooms reveals her husband's clothing but he is nowhere to be found. They do find a crippled beggar with a horribly twisted lip and he is soon charged him with St. Clair's murder. Holmes has the solution to the mystery however.
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Holmes receives a surprise visit from...
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Holmes receives a surprise visit from no less than the Prime Minister and the country's chief foreign diplomat, Lord Trelawney Hope. They ask his assistance in the recovery of a sensitive diplomatic letter stolen mysteriously from the Lord's home. Its contents are so incendiary that they might lead Great Britain into war if they were published. Holmes credits only three active criminals capable of masterminding so audacious a theft, and when one is found stabbed to death on the night in question, The Great Detective correctly surmises that it is not a coincidence. Matters are further complicated by a visit to Baker Street by Lady Trelawney Hope, a visit she wants kept from her husband.
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Accompanied by Dr. Watson, Sherlock...
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Accompanied by Dr. Watson, Sherlock Holmes heads off to West Sussex to spend a weekend with his old school mate, Sir Reginald Musgrave. In fact, Holmes isn't all that fond of Musgrave and confides in Watson that he has had better conversation with Musgrave's butler, Richard Brunton who is quite intelligent. Holmes soon has a mystery to solve when the butler disappears after Sir Reginald caught him going through his private papers and dismissed him. The documents he seemed interested in were a very old poem that the all of the Musgraves would recite as children. It's obviously a treasure map of some sort and Sir Reginald admits that they all sought out the treasure at one time or another over several generations, but were never able to find. Holmes is convinced that by solving the mystery of the Musgrave ritual, they will solve the mystery of Brunton's disappearance as well as that of another servant who has gone missing since.
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Sherlock Holmes is summoned in the...
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Sherlock Holmes is summoned in the middle of the night by Inspector Hopkins to assist in a case. When Homes and Dr. Watson arrive at Abbey Grange, they learn that Sir Eustace Brackenstall has been bludgeoned to death, apparently with a fireplace poker. Lady Brackenstall recounts to them that the previous evening, she was checking that the house was secure before retiring for the night. She found a door off the dining room open and was confronted by an intruder. When she awoke, she was tied to a chair and her husband was lying on the floor in the dining room as the police subsequently found him. Holmes in convinced that Lady Brackenstall is concealing the identity of the attacker and sets about to learn why. The solution is found when Holmes solves the death of a family pet named Fudge and the mystery presented by a glass of port.
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