Mr. H. D. JENCKEN, M.R.I., F.R.G.S., Barrister-at-Law,* of Kilmorey House, Penge, deposed that he had often seen the levitations of Mr. Home’s body. He had seen Mr. Home’s bodyrise in the air, and pass out of one open window and into another at Ashley House, near the Victoria Railway Station and he had seen him gliding in the air, several feet above the ground, at Adare Manor. He had often heard the raps, and seen tables suspended in the air without visible means of sup port, and once, at the house of Dr. Gully, at Great Malvern, he had seen an accordion suspended in space, and played by invisible agencies, the music being accompanied by three spirit voices chanting a hymn. He also deposed that he had seen Lord Adare hold in his bare hand, without pain, a burn ing live coal which Mr. Home had placed there, and which burnt the hands of other persons who only touched it momen tarily. He had likewise seen a burning coal similarly placed on the top of the head of Mr. S. C. Hall, F.S.A., Barrister at-Law, without any injury resulting. He had seen Mr. Home place his head in the flames of the grate, and seen the flame playing between the locks of Mr. Home’s hair, but no injury or pain resulted. He had seen the elongation and the con traction both of the body of Mr. Home and Miss Bertolacci; he had also often seen spirit hands and forms at circles. Many witnesses besides himself had seen these things at the same time. The Rev. J. MURRAY SPEAR, of 14, Ampthill-square, Hamp stead-road, N.W., deposed that he was an American, and had no belief in Spiritualism, till one day he found his hand moved as a writing medium. The first message was— "We wish yor to go to Abingdon to see David Binning.” He knew no such person, but made inquiries for David Binning at Abingdon U.S., and found him very ill with neuralgia. Instantly some thing passed from his (Mr. Spear’s) hand to Mr. Binning, the latter felt a shock or two, then all pain ceased, and he was cured. These facts he considcred proved intelligence and benevolence on the part of the unseen power. Mr. Spear nar rated also other incidents. Mr. E. L. BLANCHARD, the well-known author, deposed that he went to Marshalls’, the paid mediums, for the express purpose of showing them up in the newspapers. The mani festations he saw there compelled him to know that they came from spirits. He had seen a small spark appear on the floor and gradually grow into a hand, which had power to lift up a handkerchief when thrown upon it. He had been uplifted by the spirits himself, and kept for some time in the air, but for somc years past he had refused to let them use him as a medium, as it was inconvenient to be interfered with by them when printers were waiting for “copy." Mr. J. JONES, of Enmore-park, South Norwood, deposed that when in Mr. Home’s presence he had seen a chair floating through the air, and had seen his own mother, an aged lady, raised off the ground, chair and all, by invisible agencies. These things all occurred in the presence of many witnesses, Apart from the physical manifestations, the communication made by the spirits were of a high order of intelligence and benevolence, and had done much good in his family. Mr. C. F. VARLEY. C.E., F.R.G.S., the electrician, deposed that the first spiritual message he ever received told him that on a certain day, hour, and minute, an ulcer would break in the throat of a lady relative, and that if he made certain pre parations there was a chance that she would survive the trial. Everything took place as predicted. As he did not knov beforehand that the ulcer would break then, and as the lady did not know it, and was not told of the message till the danger was over, he believed that his communicants told the truth when they said they were spirits. He also narrated hov a spirit gave the same message to himself at Beckenham, and to a gentleman at Birmingham on the same night, neither of them expecting any such message, or anticipating the con tents. The forces called electricity and magnetism by Spiri tualists are not electricity, and are not magnetism. He said that all who give evidence on Spiritualism should always doubt the accuracy of the observing instrument, namely, “themselves,” and chiefly select cases in which their testi mony can be amply supported by other witnesses of the same facts. † Mrs. HONEYWOOD said that at one of her sittings, at which Mr. Home was the medium, the table rose, and the roon vibrated so violently that an engineer present said that nothing but the strongest machinery would cause such oscilla tion. An accordion was played in the air, Mr. Home holding one strap. Three or four persons mentally wished for par ticular tunes, unknown to Mr. Home, and they were played. The Hon. Mrs. EGERTON deposed—Tle most remarkable manifestations I have seen were those of last Sunday evening at my house. We were scated in a room which would have been dark but for the light outside. We first heard raps, and then we saw a figure at the window. It entered, and then figures came trooping in by dozens. One waved its hand and passed through us—the atmosphere became fearfully cold. A figure—that of a relative—passed behind my chair, leaned over, and brushed my hair lightly with its hand. It was eight feet high, and approaching the person of Lindsay, passed through him. He sobbed hysterically from the intense cold But the most extraordinary thing of all was, the laughter One of us said something, and all the spirits laughed with joy. The sound was indescribably strange, and it appeared to us as if it came from the ground. We were seven in number. Five of the seven saw just what I have described, and the others saw something, but not so distinctly. Mr. Home said there were nineteen spirits in the room at one time, and I could see their eyes—peculiarly brilliant cyes—looking at us Mr. Home said to me, “Don’t be frightened, there is a spirit coming to you !” and in a few moments I saw the bright eyes of the spirit looking at me. The figure was defined. There were no clothes, but there was a peculiar rustle like that of silk. The faces were not defincd to my view, but Mr. Home said he could see them; they had bare faces. Mr. Home was in the trance state, walking about the room. I did not sleep much that night, for the spirits followed me to my room. Mr. Home had no previous access to the room where the séance took place beyond having dined there. Mr. DANIEL D. HOME, in the course of his deposition, said that once his body was elongated about eight inches, when Lord Adare had hold of his head, and the Master of Lindsay had hold of his feet. He had seen a pencil lifted by a spirit hand write on paper in the presence of the Emperor Napoleon. This took place in a large room, the Salon Louis Quinze. The Empress was also present. The hand, after writing, went to the Emperor, who kissed it; it then went to the Empress; she withdrew from the touch, and the hand followed her. The