struck, but they could not see the ring on the table, on anywhere else, and a seeing medium who was present said, “ Look under the Bible.” There, sure enough, was the ring, returned in a house several miles distant from that at which it was taken off. The spirits said that they would put the ring on again when the light was extinguished. The ring was placed on the table, the light was put out, and instantly Mrs. Everitt said, “ It's A light was struck, and the ring was found on on!" her finger, behind another ring of exactly the same size though whether it passed over, under, or through it, or neither, nobody knows. It was done instantaneously and Mrs. Everitt felt herself lifted from the chair at the instant it surrounded her finger. From the day of the return of this ring, Mrs. Everitt has been in better health than she ever was before, for up to that time she was generally ill the day after a séance. Often, after wards, while narrating this story of the ring to others Mrs. Everitt would take it off her finger to show to the listeners. John Watt said, last October, he would pre vent her from doing that again, as the influence of those who took the ring marred its beneficial effects upon Mrs Everitt. Accordingly, on awaking one morning she found the ring on another finger, and discovered that it fitted very closely, and could not be slipped over the first joint to be taken off; in fact, the only way to get it off now, is by the file, or by chemical reagents On another occasion also, Mrs. Everitt had a ring taken away, and returned at a distant place Unlike most other voice mediums, Mrs. Everitt is usually, though not always, in a mesmeric sleep while the spirits speak with audible voices. Direct spirit writing is also obtained through her mediumship, and it began three years ago; they exercised full control of the pencil at first trial. Darkness, unfortunately, is re quired for this manifestation. Sentences are written out with enormous velocity, only one or two seconds being required to write senteuces of twelve or twenty words, and then the pencil is thrown down on the table The pencil does not make a scratching noise while writing, but a rattle, as if the point were making a rapid shower of taps upon the paper. All mediums are usually very nervous, but Mrs Everitt is exceptionally sensitive. The presence of strangers at her séances of a suspicious or antagonistic disposition, is felt by her at once, and gives her absolute physical pain. Hence it is not often that anybody is invited to her séances, who has not previously been present at other manifestations, so as to know the reality of spiritual phenomena beforehand, and to come to the circle in a more affable frame of mind than is usually the case with strangers. She has given the Dialectical Society no facilities for investigation although by chance, one or two members of the Society have been present at some of her séances. All along, she has taken very little interest in her own mediumship, but began to value it more when, a few months ago, she saw the character of a man’s life entirely changed in consequence of the manifestations made by her spirits, when nothing else could possibly have reclaimed him from drinking, swearing, and other vices. Mr. Everitt is a respectable master tailor, who has been in business in Pentonville for many years, and neither he nor Mrs. Everitt have ever accepted an payment from those whom they have permitted to witness the manifestations. Mr. Everitt is often be sieged with letters, asking permission to be present at first he answered them, till he found them too great a tax upon him, and that he must either leave them unnoticed, or keep a clerk. Mr. Everitt wishes these facts to be publiely known, that those who write ma not attribute his silence to want of courtesy Mr. S. C. Hall, F.S.A., the Countess de Pomar, and many others, have publicly testified to the genuine character of the manifestations obtained through the mediumship of Mrs. Everitt. The following letter which was originally published in the Spiritual Maga zine, describes one of the most remarkable séances ever witnessed in her presence:  "26, Penton-street, Pentonville, Feb. 22nd, 1868 “ SIR,—The following are a few facts in connection with our spirit circle:—In the first place, I may here state that we are now always directed by spirit intelligenees as to when and where we shall hold our séances; sometimes we are told whom we are to invite, and it is pleasing to know that this is done with an evident knowledge of, and consideration for, my busi ness and other engagements. “I wish that some one who attends our meetings, and whose powers of description are more graphic than mine, would send you some account of the interesting conversationt and eommunications that are given “audibly" by spirits 'John Watt’ is the name of the spirit who attends our séances, and speaks to us more than any other spirit whose individuality and identity has, by the last three months experience, been proved to my mind most conclusively. In more ways than it is possible for me to enumerate here, he has identified himself with the best interests of the medium and he tells that it is his special privilege to have eharge of this circle. “ He has informed us that he has been in the other world aceording to our reckoning, about thirty years ; that he was ill about six months, and died of consumption ; that he was (when in this world) an engineer, and helped to get out the plans for the first line of railway from London-bridge to Greenwich. “On one occasion, a medium who was a seer, described what he saw at our séance. He said we appeared to be sitting