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• The laird of Cool's ghost : Being, a wonderful and true account of several conferences betwixt the Revd. Mr Ogilvie, late minister of the Gospel at Innerwick, and the ghost of the deceast Mr Maxwell, late laird of Cool. Written by Mr. Ogilvie's own hand, and found in his closet after his death, which happened very soon after these conferences
  by: Ogilvie, William
  Published: (1786)
• The wonderful, strange, apparition and ghost of Edward Ashley, the Widdow Ashley's son, that lives in Little Russell-Street in Bloomsbury, near the Hole in the Wall, who several times appear'd to his wife, Mary Davice, living in Ray's Court, in Cross-Street, near Holbourn. How he desired her to Ride out of Town with him; and the 23th of March the Spirit brought another Ghost and a White Horse, and setting her thereon, they Rode in Lambs-Conduit Fields and Bloomsbury-Market, then set her down at the Hole in the Wall by the Market. How he discover'd to her the Wedding Ring, and upon taking his Leave, Vanished in a Flash of Fire. Upon her Screeking out, Joseph Hill, a Watchman, found her in a Shift and one Petticoat barefoot; and upon her Examination and Confession, carried her to her Lodging, where she lies in great Torment; and several Divines and Thousands of People flock daily to see her. You have also Added an Excellent Sermon Preach'd by a Reverend Divine of the Church of England on that Miraculous Occasion, and very suitable to the Subject
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• The laird of Cool's ghost : being a copy of several conferences and meetings that past betwixt the Revd. Mr Ogilvie, late minister of the gospel at Innerwick in East Lothian, and the ghost of Mr Maxwell, late laird of Cool, as it was found in Mr Ogilvie's closet after his death, which happened very soon after these conferences, written by himself
  by: Ogilvie, William
  Published: (1800)
• The laird of Cools ghost : Being a copy of several conferences and meetings that passed between the Reverend Mr. Ogilvie, late Minister of the Gospel at Innerwick, in East Lothian, and the late Laird of Cool's ghost, as it was found in Mr Ogilvie's closet after his death, which happened very soon after these Conferences, Written by his own hand
  by: Ogilvie, William
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• An exact relation of the wonderful cure of Mary Maillard, ... who was lame for the first thirteen years of her life: And the manner in which she was instantly healed, ... with some reflections on the whole
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