Article on “Ghosts and their Photographs,” by the Rev. H. R. Haweis, M.A., in the _Fortnightly Review_, January, 1893. _Chronicles of the Photographs of Spiritual Beings and Phenomena Invisible to the Material Eye._ By Miss Houghton. Illustrated by six plates, containing fifty-four miniature reproductions from the original photographs. E. W. Allen, Ave Maria Lane, 1882. Sold also by Jas. Burns, 15 Southampton Row, W.C. Price 10_s._ 6_d._ CONTENTS. PAGE PREFACE v INTRODUCTION 1 What led to the recent Experiments in Psychic Photography 1 Testimony relating to David Duguid 3 “SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHY,” WITH REMARKS ON FLUORESCENCE. By J. Traill Taylor 9 Origin of “Spirit” Photography 10 Some Investigators of the Subject 11 Photographing the Invisible 15 Fluorescence 17 A Lady’s Joke 20 Some Personal Experiments 23 How the Psychic Figures Behaved 31 The Stereoscopic Camera in Use 33 REMARKS BY MEMBERS AND VISITORS 37 Portrait obtained without Exposure in Camera 49 PRESS NOTICES OF MR. TAYLOR’S PAPER:— From the “Practical Photographer,” April, 1893 53 From the “Review of Reviews,” April, 1893 57 From “The Morning” (Daily Newspaper), April 4th, 1893 59 From the “Medium and Daybreak,” March 24th, 1893 60 From “Light,” March 18th, 1893 63 From “Light,” March 25th, 1893 64 From “Light,” May 6th, 1893 67 From the “Two Worlds,” March 24th, 1893 69 GHOSTS AND THEIR PHOTOGRAPHS. By the Rev. H. R. Haweis, M.A. 71 “Will you Show me the Ghost?” 73 “Authentic” Ghost Photographs 76 The late Editor of “Light” 78 SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHY. By Jas. Robertson, Glasgow 85 His Opportunities for Observation 89 David Duguid prevailed on to try Experiments 90 Experiments in Mr. Robertson’s Warehouse 91