The Spiritualist newspaper > No.169, November 19th 1875

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No. 169.—(Vol. VII.—No. 21.) LONDON: NOVEMBER 19, 1875. Published Weekly; Trice Twopence.
Contents.
Irdhi-Pada ... ... ... ...... ... ... ... ... 241
Sunday Servic.es at the Cleveland Hall.A Review of the Theories
of Modern Spiritualism ,.s .... 24S
The .1875 Conference > f Spiritualists r—Evidences of the Twofold
Nature of Man—The lucompetency of mere Physicists to deal
with Spiritual Things—Man's Dual Nature—The Travelling of
the Spir.t during the Sleep of the Body—Spiritual (foreknowledge
—Obliteration of Memory—Prevision—The Conveyance < ? Mes-
sngee by the Spirits of Sleeping Mortals—The Dissemination of'
Spirituali-m among the Working Glasses—Why the Churches
cannot reach the Working Classes—The Use of SpiritutUliam to
Working Men—Union among Spiritualists .,>s "... 243
The Psychological Society of Great, Britain ..v .... 248
Spiritualism in Islington:—What is Spiritualism?—Spirit Identity-
Voices from the Tombs .... ..., ..., ... ......... ... 242
Spiritualism in h ew ^.ou,th WalesSpiritualism in Australia.—Mr.
Tyerman’s Wotk in Svdney, and his approach!■ g Departure for
America—Spiritualism in Queensland—National Organisation ... 250
Winter Meetings ... ...., ..... 251
Physical Manifestations in Dalston ,w t ,w .... ..... ... 251
Mr. Serjeant Cox ana hie Uncle’s Ghost 251
Sunday Services of the Liverpool Psychological Society ... 251
Provincial News:— Liverpool; Newcastle-on-Tyjit: Willington-on-Tyne 251
Brixton Psychological Society —Lecture by Mr. E. Parkinson Ashton ‘252
ParagraphsDals'on Association of .Inquirers into. Spiritualhm,
242 ; Mr. and Mrs. Everitt in Derbyshire, 251 ;■ The Anthropolo¬
gical Institute, 252; Reception at Mr. Fitz-Geraldfs..v ... ;tA ... 252
EAST. LONDON SPIRITUAL ME RUNGS. —lec¬
tures giving information about Spiritualism ar a delivered every
Thursday evening at 8, p.m., at Mr. Cog man's Lecture Rooms, 15, St.
Peter's-road, Mile-end. Inspirational addresses every Sunday evening, at
Seven o’clock. Admission Free. Supported by voluntary contributions.
THE LIYERPOOL PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
Office-Bearers for 187&.
President.—James Wason, Esq. Vice-President—Mr. John Lamont.
Secretary .—Mr. Lends Roberts. 68,. Oxford Street, Liverpool..
Treasurer.—Mr. William Davies.
Committee of Management.—Dr. William Hitchman, Messrs. John Priest.
R. Oasson, James Coates, John Williams, Henry Jones, J. Haslam, E. G,
Irving, Mrs. Gay, and Miss Hiltou.
Trustees.—Mr Joseph Shepherd, Mr. John Lamont, Mr. J. Chapman.
Auditors.—Mr. Bretherton,, Mr. H. J. Charlton.
THE object of this Association is the discovery of truth
in connection, with Psychology.
The Society seeks to.attain its object by the following measures, ox such
of them as from, time to time are found to be practicable.
1.—By frequent meetings of its members for conference, inquiry, instruc¬
tion, mental improvement, spiritual culture, social intercourse, and healthful
recreation.
2.—By engaging in the education of children and others, for the purpose
of developing their physical, mental, and spiritual powers.
3.—By the dissemination of knowledge by means of public instruction,
lectures, reading-rooms, the press, and spirit communion.
February, 1875,
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Office hours from 10 till 4, on Mondays from 10 till 9, and on Saturdays
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A Pamphlet containing full particulars may be obtained
post free on application to
FRANCIS RAVENSCROFT, Manager.
BRITISH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
. SPIRITUALISTS. ’
THE READING ROOM AND LIBRAR
38, GREAT RUSSELL-SREET, BLOOMSBURT,
ARE open to the public. Newspapers and periodicals
connected wi'h Spiri'ualism, from, all parts of the world, and1
various high-class journals, are regularly supplied. The library contains,,
in addition to the best writings on Spiritualism, works on historical, specu¬
lative, and scientific subjects by the best authors,
Terms to members ;• One guinea a year, which also includes membership;
Quarterly tickets, 5s.; Monthly tickets, 2s. 6di To non-members, annual
tickets, 80s.; Quarterly, 10s.; Monthly, 5s.
A Stance room can,be.engaged under special arrangements, to be learned
from thaSecretavy.
Open from 10.30 a.m. .to M 80 p.m. Close at 6 p.m. on- Saturdays.
N.B.—The Subscription for the Current Year, 1875, will not be
claimed from Members joining after this date.
BRITISH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SPIRITUALISTS.
SUNDAY EVENING .LECTURES^
MR. J. J. MORSE, TRANCE SPEAKER;
WILL DELIVER;
A SERIES OF INSPIRATIONAL LECTURES,.
At Cleveland Hall, Cleveland-street, near Portland-road Sta’ion, W., on-
the following Sunday evenings:—November 7th; 14th, 21st, and 28ih.
Reserved seats, 2s. and Is. Tickets for the course, 6s. Body of the-
hall, fret)*.
Service to commence at 7 o’clock. Doors open at 6.30
BRITISH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SPIRITUALISTS
WINTER MEETINGS.
During the winter months meetings, will be-, held at--the rooms of the*
Association for reading and discussing papers, on Spiritualism and kindred
topics. They will commeuce-on Monday, November 22nd, at eight o’clock,,
and be held fortnightly till Christmas, and afterwards as may be found
convenient. Friends having papers to communicate are requested to send
them at an early date to the secretary, at 33, Great Russell-street,.
Bloomsbury,;W.C.
IMPORTANT NEW PUBLICATION.
INFORMATION FOR INQUIRERS INTO* SPIRITUALISM..
A PAMPHLET, the full size of The Spiritualist, containing a large-
amount of information, compiled- especially for-inquirers,.will be shortly
issued from The, Spiritualist Newspaper Branch Office at 38, Gi eat Russell-
street, Londop, for sale at public meetings,,
PRICE ONE PENNY:
There has long been, a demand for some such publication as this, the
qurrent spiritual newspapers not always containing the most suitable or-
most condensed information for persons to whom the subject of Spirit-
ua'ism is a<,strange one.. ,
Many thousands of copies of. the publication will be printed, and kept on
sale by vendors, of spiritual literature, audat spiritual .meetings throughout
the country.
From the large circulation thus secured, it will he a.
VALUABLE CHANNEL FOR ADVERTISEMENTS
To Mediums, Mesmerists, Authors of Spiritual Books, and others-. Thai,
charge for advertisements will be One bhillii-g for the first twenty-five
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Special arrangements will be made to supply localisocietien with copies,
at a cheap, rate, if. ordered in large quantities; the-said societies may thus,
considerably increase their income by the profits on sales.
All communications on.this - su -ject should be addressed'to the Editor of.
The Spiritualist, 38, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, London, W,.C.
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who was staying at Richmond Hotel, -Bowling Green Kentucky, U.s, in
Dtcember, 187‘i, if ne will kindly .send-his address to O- J. smith,
Spiritualist office, 38, Great Rusnell-street, London, ti.l called for.