No. 1. Mr. Garford.
No. 2. Miss Langton.
No. 3. Colonel C---- (I had planned for him to go in the
wing, but the butler, an old soldier with two medals,
seemed to think it due to such a distinguished
officer to put him in the haunted room).
No. 4. Mr. MacP----.
Nos. 5, 7, and 8 as before.
The Colonel and Mr. "Endell" unchanged.

The glen was visited by Colonel C---- and Mr. MacP----, escorted
by Miss Langton.

_February 28th, Sunday._--All slept well. I assisted Miss
Langton with some Ouija experiments in the presence of, first,
Mr. "Endell," then Mr. MacP----, then of Colonel C---- and Miss
"N."

_March 1st, Monday._--Mr. MacP---- reported at breakfast that he
had awakened at 5.45, and almost immediately heard a loud
clanging sound in the north-west corner of his room; he was
fully awake, struck a light, saw nothing, and looked at his
watch. We tried later to reproduce this noise, which he
described as resembling a loud blow upon a washhand basin. I
shut myself into No. 1, and found this a fair, but too faint,
imitation of the sounds Miss Moore and I had heard there.

Colonel C---- and Mr. MacP---- left.

Miss M---- and the Colonel have to-day had some talk with ----