LONDON:

PRINTED FOR THE BOOKSELLERS.

1814.

James Clarke, Printer.

CONTENTS.

RelationPage
1.Touching the troubles of Sir George Maxwell[1]
2.Being a wonderful discovery of murder by an apparition[13]
3.The witchcraft of Agnes Simpson[15]
4.Proclamation over the market cross of Edinburgh[19]
5.A miraculous cure of a Dutch Woman[20]
6.Strange pranks played by the devil at Woodstock[22]
7.An apparition appears to king James IV. and his courtiers[27]
8.A major returns from death[28]
9.Remarkable story of discovered witchcraft at Lauder[31]
10.True narrative of the drummer of Tedworth[38]
11.A very surprising story of the devil of Glenluce[51]
12.Old mother Jackson’s witchcraft[65]
13.King Duff, the 78 king of Scotland, bewitched[68]
14.The apparition of Edward Avon, to his son in law[70]
15.Anent Bessie Graham[74]
16.The apparition of Sir George Villiers[82]
17.Hataraick, an old Warlock[83]
18.The apparition of the Ghost of Mrs. Bretton[87]
19.The servant returns to his shop, after he had been dead[89]
20.Wonderful story of one Robert Churchman,[91]
21.Touching Isobel Heriot[97]
22.Anent a Magician at Antwerp[104]
23.Concerning a Doctor of divinity that rose out of the bier,[105]
24.Concerning some Drunkards destroyed by the devil[106]
25.Anent William Barton, a Warlock[107]
26.Wonderful accident, which happened at Lyons, France[110]
27.Marvellous prank played by the devil at Hamelen[111]
28.Strange witchcraft discovered in Monra, in Swedeland[112]
29.Apparition seen at Gladsmuir, &c.[124]
30.Concerning one Spalding in Dalkeith[126]
31.Of the devil of Mascon, in France[128]
32.Concerning Margaret Wilson[133]
33.Information about Janet Douglas[135]
34.Of Helen Elliot, burned at Culross[137]
35.Prayers and charms, used in the Highlands[141]
36.Lizzie Muidy at Haddington[145]
37.Concerning Major Weir and his Sister[146]
38.Apparition seen in a dwelling house, in Mary King’s Close[158]
39.Apparition of a deceased Wife to her Husband[164]
40.Concerning some Witches in the shire of Renfrew[168]
41.Concerning the witches of Pittenweem[170]
42.Concerning the bewitching of a Child, in Ireland[172]
43.Concerning the Witch of Calder[173]