In 1894, Mr. Henry G. Rawson, barrister-at-law, made a long and interesting series of experiments in Thought-Transference, a Report of which was published in vol. xi. of the _Proceedings_ of the Society for Psychical Research. The Report includes fifteen originals and reproductions of drawings. Two sisters, Mrs. L. and Mrs. B., were the operators; and on the two evenings when the two series of drawings were executed, from which the accompanying selections are made, Mr. Rawson was the only other person present. On both occasions, Mrs. L. sat on a chair near the fire, Mrs. R. sat at a table many feet off, with her back to Mrs. L., and Mr. Rawson stood or sat where he could see both ladies. [Illustration: 5 ORIGINAL REPRODUCTION] [Illustration: 6 ORIGINAL REPRODUCTION] Nos. 5 and 6 of the first series are here reproduced. The following selection is from the second series. Mr. Rawson says respecting it: "Mrs. L. began drawing within ten to fifteen seconds, and presently said, 'I am drawing something I can see.' The clock was in front of her on the mantelpiece." It would seem as though the idea of a clock was thought-transferred at once; but that the working out of the idea in the mind was modified by what the percipient happened to see before her. [Illustration: ORIGINAL REPRODUCTION] A final selection of Thought-Transference Drawings will be taken from the records of several series of experiments of different kinds made in 1897 and 1898 by Professor A. P. Chattock, of University College, Bristol. The drawings were made with two old students of Professor Chattock's, Mr. Wedmore and Mr. Clinker. [Illustration: No. 6. ORIGINAL REPRODUCTION (1).] REPRODUCTION (2).] No. 6 of a series done at Harrow, September 1897. Agents, Professor Chattock and R. C. Clinker. Percipient, E. B. Wedmore. E. B. W. about three yards from agents, with lamp and table between. To reproduction (1) these words are added: "I thought of these, and then suggested we should try three musical notes." And to reproduction (2) these words are added: "Got this result." [Illustration: No. 1. ORIGINAL Agent, E. B. Wedmore.] REPRODUCTION Percipient, R. Wedmore.] No. 1 of a series done in London, a little later. The reproduction was drawn in about one and a half minutes after the sitting commenced. The Report of the various series of experiments is printed in the _Journal_ of the Society for Psychical Research for November 1898. Instead of giving detailed references to all the quotations in the descriptions of these various Thought-Transference Drawings, a list of the several Reports is appended. They can be referred to for further information.[65] Second Report of the S.P.R. Committee. _Proceedings_, vol. i., part ii., 1882. See p. 92. Third Report of the S.P.R. Committee. _Proceedings_, vol. i., part iii., 1883. See pp. 94, 95.