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New in the library The PURSUE files The Department of War's UAP release, mirrored in full: the videos, recordings and images, each beside its case file.Document scans in the stories6,607 scans · page 9
RELATION CURIEUSE, VÉRITABLE ET REMARQUABLE. DE la mort & des désordres commis par une bête séroce, aux environs de Sarlat dans le Périgord. IL vient de paroître, aux environs de Sarlat dans le Périgord, une Bête féroce, que l'on a jugé être un Loup enragé, d'une grandcur extraordinaire. Cette Bête …
Tragödien und Komödien des Aberglaubens. Nachbrud verboten. Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Der Klopfgeift zu Dibbesdorf. Es ist eine weitverbreitete Anjicht, daß die Spiritisten das "Geisterflopfen" entdeckt und in ihm ein Mittel gefunden hätten, jich mit den Seelen Abgeschiedener zu verständigen. Diese A…
Dieje bisher noch nicht gefannte Eigenschaft des nun erst mertwürdig werdenden Klopfegeistes, von nun an unzähligem durch allerlei figliche Fragen erprobt, wurde bald überall betannt. Aus den braunschweigischen Brauerhäuern, wo die Dibbesdorfer bei einem Kruge Bier den Naje, Mund und Augen aufsperre…
The butter proposed missing him a glass of brandy and chubarb, and J. of Dyttellon agreeing it, Mr Russell wrote his Lordship a good night and took leave of him. On his way through the offices one of the gardeners whom he happened to meet, lighted him out, and was making some observation to him on t…
705:104 6A5806/13(1) 23110115 Remarkable Dream of Thomas Lord Lyttelton . On Thursday the 25th of November 1779 Thomas Lord Lyttelton when he came to breakfast declared to Mrs. Blood Wife of Frederick Blood Egert of the Kingdom of Ireland & to the three Miss Amphletts who were lodged in his House in…
& particularly inquired of him what care had been taken to provide good Roles for his breakfast the next morning; Stepd into Bed with his Waistcoat on, and as his Servant was pulling it off, put his hand to his Side, Sunk back and immediately expired without a Groan. He ate a good Dinner after his a…
Mr Russell had not played long when he was astonished at hearing a loud noise of shouting and laughter from the company in the drawing room, the gentlemen hulling out their watches and exclaiming, "We shall jockey the short after all - there will be no ghost tonight I fancy" - other words to that ef…
" Sapper talks - he admitted that when in bed he fell into a feverish sleep , but was waked , between thieves , by somebody opening his curtains - it was Lord Tyfflow , in a night-gown & cape , which Andreas requited - he also plainly spoke to him , saying ' he was come to the hine all was over ' . …