The haunted homes and family traditions of Great Britain (1905)
Ingram, John Henry, 1842-1916 · London : Reeves · leaf 186
lso been heard when the figureresembling a bear was seen by the doomed soldier. LOWTHER HALL. According to Mr. J. Sullivan, in his Cumberland andWestmorelandy the latter county never produced a morefamous spectre, or bogie, to give the local term, thanJemmy Lowther, well known for want of a more… … tiOWTHER HALL. 157 ported into England by the Conqueror, became a stillgreater terror to the neighbourhood after death than hehad ever been during his life. So strongly had super-stitious dread of the deceased nobleman impregnatedthe popular mind, that it was asserted as an absolutefact, that his…
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