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Coupland Castle Haunted? Mysterious sounds heard. (Berwick Journal and North Northumberland News Special and Exclusive). Few are the castles which have not their haunted chambers and ghost stories, and even in our own neighbourhood we

Alleged Assaults. W. Maurice Jones, auctioneer, summoned David Evans, Mitre Inn, for assault. Mr Pryce Picton was for the complainant, and Mr William George for the defendant. Complainant said that he was living at Gallt-felen

Somerset “Ghost” Story. Furniture and Pottery Thrown Downstairs. Occupiers Mystified. Uncanny disturbances are reported from Harter’s Hill, near Coxley, a small hamlet on the edge of the moorland between Wells and Glastonbury. The house where

Crieff shop staff are spooked by strange events. By Richard Burdge. An expert in paranormal phenomena has been called in to investigate a series of unexplained happenings in a Perthshire shop. Moving objects, strange sounds

The Whizzing Ghost. Hospital scared by a “spook.” Practical joker? “Matilda” causes a bit of a stir. From a Special Correspondent. Southend, Monday. Is Rochford being hoaxed by a practical joker, or is there a

The haunting Sara’s full of spirit! By Elizabeth Taylor. The owners of a new craft shop in Waterfoot have taken on something they did not bargain for – the ghost of Sara! For David Howarth

Mystery of the Mallee. Stones that fell from nowhere. (By a Special Reporter). The haunting fascination of a “spook” or spirit story drives my imagination into realms of wildest fancies. But I could not resist

Cudgera Mystery. Houses bombarded. Stones thrown from hills. Mystery surrounds the throwing of large stones on to the roofs of two houses at Cudgera, on the Tweed – it has been going on for over

Girl Under A Spell Amazing Witchcraft Story from Natal. Eerie village incidents. An amazing account of the practice of witchcraft in the uplands of Natal, incidents in which are vouched for by white as well

The Mystery of the “Flying Stones” (By “Swazi”) A weird story related by a South African police officer, who, in accordance with Service regulations, wishes his name to be suppressed. The author vouches for his