from Adyar archives of the International Theosophical Society
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vol. title: vol. period: 1882 pages in vol.: 229 Composite mounting. The page concludes Gordon’s Vega letter and contains six further newspaper items catalogued below. |
< The Vega Letters (continued from page 13-165) >
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Spiritualism
To the Editor of The Englishman
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<Untitled> (Permit me to thank Mrs. Gordon for her spirited action in this matter…)
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<Untitled> (I haven’t, alas! even the courage to sign my name!…)
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The Vega Letters
To the Editor of The Englishman
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The Bengal Philharmonic Academy
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Theosophy, Christianity, and Buddhism
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<... continues on page 13-167 >
Editor's notes
- ↑ Spiritualism by unknown author, Englishman, The, Issue date and printed page number not preserved. A letter questioning the evidential value of the reported Vega correspondence.
- ↑ Permit me to thank Mrs. Gordon for her spirited action in this matter… by unknown author (signed as Inquirer), Englishman, The, Issue date and printed page number not preserved. Only the closing portion of the signed contribution is mounted.
- ↑ I haven’t, alas! even the courage to sign my name!… by unknown author, Englishman, The, Issue date and printed page number not preserved. A short satirical note printed after Inquirer’s contribution.
- ↑ The Vega Letters by unknown author (signed as A. O. Hume), Englishman, The, Issue date and printed page number not preserved. Hume replies to recent correspondence about the Vega letters.
- ↑ The Bengal Philharmonic Academy by unknown author, Indian Mirror, The, Calcutta, Friday, May 26, 1882; printed page number not preserved. A report of the academy’s executive council meeting and musical programme.
- ↑ Theosophy, Christianity, and Buddhism by Wyld, George, Light, v. 2, No. 74, June 3, 1882, pp. 262–263. George Wyld contrasts Bombay Theosophy with esoteric Christianity; the article ends on page 167.