Page 156, "Fitzgarald" changed to "Fitzgerald" (Mrs. Fitzgerald was dining with us) Page 158, "Fitzgereld" changed to "Fitzgerald" (returned through Mrs. Fitzgerald) Page 176, "don" changed to "done" (perhaps, than anything else has done) Page 180, Added missing end single quote in probable correct place (through the life that lies before you.') Page 182, "forgetten" changed to "forgotten" (I had almost forgotten Mr. Plummer) Page 185, "mamed" changed to "named" (a photographer in London, named Hudson) Page 189, "instrument" changed to "instruments" (the two instruments pealed forth) Page 198, "ocsion" changed to "occasion" (Mr. Towns prognosticated on that occasion) Page 201, "conducter" changed to "conductor" ("Did you know the spirit?" the conductor asked) Page 220, "aquaintance" changed to "acquaintance" (soon after I made her acquaintance) Page 255, "creature" changed to "creatures" (creatures who were invisible to me) Page 256, "Mr" changed to "Mrs" (Mrs. S---- and I slept in the same room) Page 264, "Christian" changed to "Christians" (Even professed Christians experience what they term) End catalogue, No. 13, "Circumstatial" changed to "Circumstantial" (On Circumstantial Evidence) End catalogue, No. 39, "successfu" changed to "successful" (He has been successful in nothing) N.B. 1. Some punctuation corrections have not been noted here. 2. Two non-matching instances of latin word: "prôpria" and "propria". Left as-is.