Ghost Stories

The Pig In The Dining-room
Mrs. Atlay, wife of a late Bishop of Hereford, dreamed ...

Material For Farm Buildings
In a country like ours, containing within its soils and...

Lord Lyttelton's Ghost
"Sir," said Dr. Johnson, "it is the most extraordinary ...

Tom Cypher's Phantom Engine
(Seattle _Press-Times_, Jan. 10, 1892) Locomotive en...

The Knot In The Shutter
"It is said that a dream produced a powerful effect on ...

The Arrears Of Teind
"Mr. Rutherford, of Bowland, a gentleman of landed prop...

The Dying Mother {101}
"Mary, the wife of John Goffe of Rochester, being affli...

The Botathen Ghost
The legend of Parson Rudall and the Botathen Ghost...

The Death Bogle Of The Cross Roads And The Inextinguishable Candle Of The Old White House Pitlochry
Several years ago, bent on revisiting Perthshire, a l...

The Sallow-faced Woman Of No Forrest Road Edinburgh
The Public unfortunately includes a certain set of pe...

The Ducks' Eggs

A little girl of the author's family kept ducks and was anxious to
sell the eggs to her mother. But the eggs could not be found by eager
search. On going to bed she said, "Perhaps I shall dream of them".
Next morning she exclaimed, "I _did_ dream of them, they are in a
place between grey rock, broom, and mallow; that must be 'The Poney's
Field'!" And there the eggs were found. {11b}





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