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'Twixt two worlds : a narrative of the life and work of William Eglinton (1886)

Farmer, John Stephen, 1845?-1915? · London, Psychological Press · leaf 139

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(Reduced one-fourth.) tried : Mr. Eglinton withdrew his hand, and the writing ceased till he replaced it again;Mrs. Burns also withdrew her hand with a similar result. Mr. W. Fowler, a well-known merchant at Yarrow, Kulpara, in South Australia, whoin June, 1884, was passing through London, thus… … PHASES OF MATERIALISATION. No. 1. General Testimony to Psychography. Mr. Fowler then describes the usual process of examining and cleaning the slates.Continuing, he says, Mr. Eglinton put a bit of slate pencil about the size of a grain ofrice on the top of a slate, and holding the slate with his…

Eglinton, William, b. 1857 · Spiritualism

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