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Volume 13

(1882)

Volume notes: Том VIII в предыдущей нумерации. Title pages: 3. Absent pages: 1, 2, 46, 229. Pages with inlay: 7, 22, 59, 109, 111, 215.

Table of contents

Page	Title	Author	Source	Date	Type	Notes
5	<untitled> (We thank the editor of the Theosophist......) ID: 13-005-01		Liberty, Tuesday, 4 April, 1882	1882-04-04	notice
5	<untitled> (The current number of the Theosophist......) ID: 13-005-02		Indian Spectator, The, Sunday, 9 April, 1882	1882-04-09	notice
5	<untitled> (Colonel Olcott is now......) ID: 13-005-03		Brahmo Publiq Opinion		notice
5	<untitled> (The Swami and the Theosophists......) ID: 13-005-04		Times of India, The, Monday 10 April, 1882	1882-04-10	notice
5	<untitled> (Lecturing at Calcutta......) ID: 13-005-05		Times of India, The, Monday, April 10, 1882	1882-04-10	notice
6	<untitled> (Mr. Bennett’s path......) ID: 13-006-01		Truth seeker, February 25, 1882	1882-02-25	notes
6	<untitled> (Col. Olcott, the Theosophist......) ID: 13-006-02		Bombay Gazette, The, Monday, April 10, 1882	1882-04-10	article
6	<untitled> (The Indian Mirror hears......) ID: 13-006-03		Tribune, The, Saturday, April 8, 1882	1882-04-08	article
6, 7	Asia. Bengal ID: 13-006-04		Weekly News of the World, The, Calcutta, April 11, 1882	1882-04-11	article
8	Spiritualism ID: 13-008-01		Bombay Gazette, The, Tuesday, April 18, 1882	1882-04-18	article
8	<untitled> (Mr. Sinnett, the Editor......) ID: 13-008-02		People’s Friend, The		article
8	Family Literary Club ID: 13-008-03		Burra Bazar		article
8	The Split Among the Theosophists ID: 13-008-04		Madras Gazette, The, Tuesday, April 11, 1882	1882-04-11	article
9	Review of a Entitled The Whole Truth about the Theosophical Society and its Founders ID: 13-009-01				Title
10, 11, 12	Theosophy Again ID: 13-010-01				article
13, 14, 15	Progress of Theosophy in Calcutta ID: 13-013-01		People’s Friend, The	1882-04-24	article
15	<untitled> (Colonel Olcott and Madame Blavatsky......) ID: 13-015-01		Local		article
15	<untitled> (The Rev. Joseph Cook......) ID: 13-015-02		Harbinger of Light, The		article
15	Rev. Joseph Cook ID: 13-015-03				article
15	Message Department ID: 13-015-04				article
15	Frothingham’s Recantation ID: 13-015-05		People’s Friend, The, April 24, 1882	1882-04-24	article
16	Theosophy in Calcutta ID: 13-016-01		People’s Friend, The	1882-05-08	article
17	Colonel Olcott’s Lecture at the Town Hall ID: 13-017-01		Indian Mirror, The, Calcutta, Saturday April 8, 1882	1882-04-08	article
17, 18	The Editor of the Pioneer on the Occult World ID: 13-017-02	Sinnett, A.P.	Indian Mirror, The, Calcutta, Saturday April 8, 1882	1882-04-08	note
18, 19	Colonel Olcott’s Lecture on “Theosophy the Scientific Basis of Religion” at the Town Hall ID: 13-018-01		Indian Mirror, The, Calcutta, Sunday, April 9, 1882	1882-04-09	article
19, 20	Colonel Olcott’s Lecture on “Theosophy the Scientific Basis of Religion” at the Town Hall ID: 13-019-01		Indian Mirror, The, Calcutta, Tuesday, April 11, 1882	1882-04-11	article
20, 21	Colonel Olcott’s Lecture on “Theosophy the Scientific Basis of Religion” at the Town Hall ID: 13-020-01		Indian Mirror, The, Calcutta, Wednesday, April 19, 1882	1882-04-19	article
92	<untitled> (The Theosophist for April contains some good things......) ID: 13-092-01		Harbinger of Light, The, No. 142, June 1, 1882, p. 2241	1882-06-01	notice
92	Occult Phenomena ID: 13-092-02		Harbinger of Light, The, No. 142, June 1, 1882, pp. 2238-39	1882-06-01	correspondence
92, 93	The Beginning and the End of Worlds Resurrection ID: 13-092-03	Flammarion, Camille	Harbinger of Light, The, No. 142, June 1, 1882, pp. 2226-27	1882-06-01 (1882-05-11)	article	Translated by C. W. Rohner, M.D., Benalla.
93, 94	The Psychological Review ID: 13-093-01		Harbinger of Light, The, No. 142, June 1, 1882, pp. 2227-28	1882-06-01	review
94	“L’Astronomie” A Monthly Review of Popular Astronomy, Edited by M. Camille Flammarion ID: 13-094-01		Harbinger of Light, The, No. 142, June 1, 1882, p. 2228	1882-06-01	review
94	Hints on Esoteric Theosophy ID: 13-094-02		Harbinger of Light, The, No. 142, June 1, 1882, p. 2230	1882-06-01	review
95, 96	Col. H. S. Olcott on Theosophy ID: 13-095-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 19, Madras, Sunday, May 7, 1882	1882-05-07	article
96	The Theosophical Society: Its Objects and Principles ID: 13-096-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 19, Madras, Sunday, May 7, 1882, p. 146	1882-05-07	article
97	Priest-Craft and Heresy ID: 13-097-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 20, Madras, Sunday, May 14, 1882	1882-05-14	article
97, 98	Why is Col. Olcott a Buddhist? ID: 13-097-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 20, Madras, Sunday, May 14, 1882	1882-05-14 (1882-05-05)	article	Dated Bombay, May 5, 1882.
98	Charles Darwin ID: 13-098-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 20, Madras, Sunday, May 14, 1882, p. 154	1882-05-14 (1882-04-28)	article	Reprinted from The Madras Mail.
98, 99, 100	Olcottism, or the Religion of Ghosts ID: 13-098-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 20, Madras, Sunday, May 14, 1882, pp. 154-56	1882-05-14	article
100	Notes by the Way ID: 13-100-01		Light, v. 2, No. 69, April 29, 1882, pp. 197-98	1882-04-29	article
101, 102, 113, 114, 115	On the World-Soul ID: 13-101-01		Light, v. 2, Nos. 69-70, April 29-May 6, 1882, pp. 199-200, 211-13	1882-04-29	article	The first instalment ends on printed page 200; the article resumes in No. 70 on printed pages 211-13.
102	<untitled> (We have received calls from Mr. J. C. Wright,......) ID: 13-102-01		Light, v. 2, No. 69, April 29, 1882, p. 200	1882-04-29	notice
102	<untitled> (Mrs. Harding Britten has promised to lecture......) ID: 13-102-02		Light, v. 2, No. 69, April 29, 1882, p. 200	1882-04-29	advertisement	Marked “[Adv.]” in the source.
103	Spiritualists and Theft of an Earl ID: 13-103-01				article
103	The Linga Sarira ID: 13-103-02		Light, v. 2, No. 69, April 29, 1882, p. 202	1882-04-29	correspondence
103	The Theosophical Society ID: 13-103-03		বর্ষ-শেষ ব্রাহ্মসমাজ		article
104	Sir Richard Temple and the Bengalis ID: 13-104-01		Indian Mirror, The, Calcutta, Sunday, May 21, 1882	1882-05-21	article	The article presents extracts from Sir Richard Temple’s latest book.
104	<untitled> (The writer whom we have quoted says with great truth:—......) ID: 13-104-02		Madras Native Opinion, Thursday, May 25, 1882	1882-05-25	article	The clipping begins immediately below the masthead without a printed title.
104	Squabbles in India ID: 13-104-03		Sun, The, New York, Sunday, April 9, 1882, p. 4	1882-04-09	article	The Library of Congress facsimile and OCR confirm the complete article on page 4. Its final strip is pasted vertically at the lower right of the scrapbook page.
104	Madame Blavatsky and the Rev. Joseph Cooke To the Editor of “Light” ID: 13-104-04		Light, v. 2, No. 70, May 6, 1882, p. 210	1882-05-06 (1882-04-24)	correspondence
104	<untitled> (We regret to have to record the death of Professor Zöllner,......) ID: 13-104-05		Light, v. 2, No. 70, May 6, 1882, p. 210	1882-05-06	notice
105	Nature and Human Nature ID: 13-105-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 21, Madras, May 21, 1882, p. 161	1882-05-21	article	The signature is accompanied by the place Boulogne, France.
105, 106	Widow Re-Marriages ID: 13-105-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 21, Madras, May 21, 1882, pp. 161-62	1882-05-21 (1882-05-12)	article	The signature and original date are printed at the end on scrapbook page 106: Bombay, 12th May 1882.
106	Colonel Olcott and Materialism ID: 13-106-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 21, Madras, May 21, 1882, p. 162	1882-05-21	article
106, 107	The Supernatural Explained as the Natural ID: 13-106-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 21, Madras, May 21, 1882, pp. 162-63	1882-05-21	article
107	Is not Death the Ultimate End of Life? ID: 13-107-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 21, Madras, May 21, 1882, p. 163	1882-05-21	article
107, 108	Charles Darwin ID: 13-107-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 21, Madras, May 21, 1882, pp. 163-64	1882-05-21	obituary	The article says that its biographical summary is indebted to The Truthseeker.
108	Miscellaneous Notes ID: 13-108-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 21, Madras, May 21, 1882, p. 164	1882-05-21	article
108, 109	Missiles Thrown by Unseen Agency ID: 13-108-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 21, Madras, May 21, 1882, pp. 164-65	1882-05-21	article	The article quotes Revue Spirite and Union Libérale de Tours et Journal d’Indre-et-Loire.
110	The Occult World ID: 13-110-01		Banner of Light, v. 51, No. 12, Boston, June 10, 1882, p. 9	1882-06-10	review	The brief review is credited in print to The Indianapolis Journal. The exact Banner of Light issue confirms the book title, author A. P. Sinnett and publishers.
110	<untitled> (The Pundit of the Somaj “informs the public that neither Col. Olcott nor Mme. Blavatsky knows any thing of Yog Vidya...”...) ID: 13-110-02		Bombay Gazette, The, May 1882; exact issue date not established	1882-05	notice	The June 1882 supplement to The Theosophist explicitly attributes this paragraph to the Bombay Gazette. The exact Gazette issue has not been identified.
110, 111	“The Common Foundation of All Religions.” ID: 13-110-03		Philosophic Inquirer, The, Madras, May 28, 1882, pp. 169-70	1882-05-28 (1882-05-19)	article	The conclusion preserved on scrapbook page 111 is signed M. and dated Bombay, May 19, 1882. The issue number is not printed on the preserved clipping.
110	“Tatva Vivesini,” or “The Thinker.” ID: 13-110-04		Madras Native Opinion, Wednesday, June 14, 1882	1882-06-14	notice	The notice announces a proposed weekly Anglo-Tamil Secular Journal as an organ of the Hindu Freethought Union.
112	First Annual Report of the Liberal Association of New South Wales ID: 13-112-01		Sydney Daily Telegraph, The, Sydney, Monday, May 29, 1882; marked “[Advt.]”	1882-05-29	advertisement	The complete report names A. T. Munro as president, C. E. Johnson as secretary and J. Pettigrew as debating-club secretary. It records correspondence with Madame Blavatsky about a proposed Theosophical section, while stating that the time was not considered ripe.
112	Madame Blavatsky and the Himalayan Brothers ID: 13-112-02	Smith, John	Light, v. 2, No. 82, July 29, 1882, p. 356	1882-07-29 (1882-03)	article	Reprinted from The Harbinger of Light, No. 142, June 1, 1882, p. 2239. The clipping is signed Viator and dated Naples, March 1882. A later letter in Light, No. 86, August 26, 1882, p. 388 identifies Viator as the Hon. J. Smith of Sydney University and the Royal Society of New South Wales.
115	Mediumship in India ID: 13-115-01		Psyche, No. 495 (v. 21, No. 3), May 1882, p. 30	1882-05	article	Printed in the Chronicle section. The exact issue confirms the complete article and its reference to the April number of The Theosophist.
115	A Rule of the Theosophical Society ID: 13-115-02		Psyche, No. 495 (v. 21, No. 3), May 1882, p. 34	1882-05	article	The article is pasted in three pieces: its opening at lower left, continuation at upper right and conclusion at lower right. The exact issue confirms their order and completeness.
115	The “National Reformer” and Mr. McKinney To the Editor of “Light” ID: 13-115-03		Light, v. 2, No. 70, May 6, 1882, p. 213	1882-05-06	correspondence	The letter answers Thomas McKinney’s letter in Light, No. 69, April 29, 1882, p. 205. The signature gives the place as Hotel de la Gare, Boulogne-sur-Mer.
116	A Monument to the Baron du Potet ID: 13-116-01		Psyche, No. 495 (v. 21, No. 3), May 1882, pp. 34-35	1882-05	notice	The exact issue confirms that the opening is on printed page 34 and the conclusion on page 35; the scrapbook preserves the complete notice.
116	<untitled> (Mr. William Eglinton has returned from India and is now in London......) ID: 13-116-02		Light, v. 2, No. 70, May 6, 1882, p. 210	1882-05-06	notice	The exact issue prints this as a separate notice immediately after the notice of Professor Zöllner’s death.
116	<untitled> (Our grand business is, not to see what lies dimly at a distance, but to do what lies clearly at hand....) ID: 13-116-03		Light, v. 2, No. 70, May 6, 1882, p. 210	1882-05-06	notice	Printed as an unattributed aphorism immediately beneath the William Eglinton notice.
116	Notes by the Way ID: 13-116-04		Light, v. 2, No. 71, May 13, 1882, pp. 221-22	1882-05-13	article	Only the excerpt concerning Zöllner and J. P. T. is pasted. The exact issue restores the column title and byline and confirms that the clipping spans printed pages 221-22.
116, 117, 118	Anticipations of Experience ID: 13-116-05	Podmore, Frank	Light, v. 2, No. 70, May 6, 1882, pp. 214-16	1882-05-06 (1882-04-30)	article	A reply to C. C. M.’s article of the same title in Light, No. 68, April 22, 1882, pp. 187-88.
118, 119	Uncertainties of Spirit Identity ID: 13-118-01		Light, v. 2, No. 70, May 6, 1882, pp. 216-17	1882-05-06	article	The editorial introduction states that the unnamed writer was personally known to Light; the conclusion on printed page 217 is signed J. P. T.
120	The “Bombay Gazette” and the Theosophical Society ID: 13-120-01	Sinnett, Alfred Percy, Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna	Light, v. 2, No. 71, May 13, 1882, p. 229	1882-05-13	correspondence	One editorial unit containing two letters reprinted from the Bombay Gazette. The exact Light issue confirms the title, both signatures and printed page. The page header pasted above the scrapbook collage is from No. 70, May 6, p. 218, but all six textual clippings on this scrapbook page match No. 71.
120	Rev. Joseph Cooke in India ID: 13-120-02		Light, v. 2, No. 71, May 13, 1882, p. 222	1882-05-13 (1882-03-08)	notice	Credited in print to a New York World Bombay dispatch of March 8.
120	The Uncertainties of Spiritual Identity ID: 13-120-03		Light, v. 2, No. 71, May 13, 1882, p. 229	1882-05-13 (1882-05-08)	letter	A response to J. P. T.’s Uncertainties of Spirit Identity on printed pages 216-17 of the preceding issue.
120	Spirit Manifestations ID: 13-120-04		Light, v. 2, No. 71, May 13, 1882, p. 229	1882-05-13	article	The exact issue confirms the title, signature and complete short article.
120	Nirvana ID: 13-120-05		Light, v. 2, No. 71, May 13, 1882, p. 228	1882-05-13	notice	The exact issue confirms the title, signature and complete notice.
120	Agnostics ID: 13-120-06		Light, v. 2, No. 71, May 13, 1882, p. 228	1882-05-13	notice	An unattributed notice quoting a recent sermon by Mr. Beecher; the scrapbook preserves it complete.
121	A Sad Look Out ID: 13-121-01	Wyld, George	Light, v. 2, No. 71, May 13, 1882, p. 223	1882-05-13	letter	The exact issue confirms the complete letter and signature George Wyld, M.D.
121	The “Theosophist” and the London Spiritualists ID: 13-121-02		Light, v. 2, No. 71, May 13, 1882, p. 223	1882-05-13 (1882-05-07)	letter	The postscript is dated May 8 and signed G. D.; the complete letter and postscript are pasted.
121, 122	Madame Blavatsky ID: 13-121-03		Light, v. 2, No. 71, May 13, 1882, pp. 223-24	1882-05-13	letter	The letter begins on printed page 223 and concludes on page 224, followed by the editor’s bracketed response.
122, 123	Casts from Wax Moulds ID: 13-122-01	Oxley, William	Light, v. 2, No. 71, May 13, 1882, pp. 224-25	1882-05-13 (1882-04-29)	article	The article and its six engravings begin on printed page 224 and conclude on page 225; the printed signature is William Oxley.
123	Prevision ID: 13-123-01		Light, v. 2, No. 71, May 13, 1882, p. 225	1882-05-13	letter	A response to Frank Podmore’s rejoinder concerning prevision; the exact issue confirms the complete letter and signature.
123	Mr. J. C. Wright’s Appointments for May ID: 13-123-02		Light, v. 2, No. 71, May 13, 1882, p. 225	1882-05-13	notice	Printed as an advertisement listing engagements in Liverpool, Belper, Derby and Walsall.
124	Hindu Widow Marriage ID: 13-124-01		People’s Friend, The (Madras), Madras, Saturday evening, May 27, 1882	1882-05-27	article	The scrapbook preserves the masthead, exact date and complete article. No open scan of the complete issue was located.
124, 125	The Theosophists and Their Movement ID: 13-124-02		People’s Friend, The (Madras), Madras, Saturday evening, May 27, 1882	1882-05-27	article	Marked “Communicated.” The article begins on scrapbook page 124 and concludes on page 125; no printed page number is asserted because it is not securely recoverable from the clipping.
125, 126	The Inventor Falling Victim to His Invention Col. H. S. Olcott and the Philosophic Inquirer (Madras.) ID: 13-125-01		People’s Friend, The (Madras), Madras, Saturday evening, June 3, 1882	1882-06-03	article	Marked “Communicated.” The article begins on scrapbook page 125 and concludes on page 126; no open scan of the complete issue was located.
127	<untitled> (The Publication of the next number of Psyche... Is postponed for an indefinite period......) ID: 13-127-01		Psyche, Publisher’s suspension notice dated June 1, 1882; not a June issue	1882-06-01	notice	The complete notice says that publication is postponed because voluntary contributions have become inadequate and that the copyrights of the titles “Psyche” and “The Spiritualist” are retained. IAPSOP's run ends with No. 495 in May and lists no June issue.
128	The Cheap Edition of Professor Zöllner’s Transcendental Physics Translated by Mr. C. C. Massey ID: 13-128-01		Psyche, Publisher’s advertising sheet, June 1882; exact day not printed	1882-06	advertisement	The advertisement announces publication about June 7 or 10 at 3s. 6d., or 4s. post free. The May issue of Psyche preserves an earlier proposed-edition advertisement, while later 1882 issues of The Medium and Daybreak carry the published-edition form.
128	Books Published at “Psyche” Office ID: 13-128-02		Psyche, Publisher’s advertising sheet, June 1882; exact day not printed	1882-06	advertisement	The catalogue lists ten books available from W. H. Harrison at 38 Museum Street, London.
129, 130	Under the Auspices of the Following Well-Wishers ID: 13-129-01	J. A. Campbell	, Standalone fundraising circular, London, May 1882	1882-05	notice	The appeal seeks support for W. H. Harrison after the suspension of The Spiritualist and identifies a debt of about £300. It begins on scrapbook page 129 and concludes with Campbell's signature on page 130; the following Henry G. Atkinson letter is separated typographically there.
130	<untitled> (My dear Harrison,—You are quite welcome to use my name; it may indicate that non-spiritists are your friends......) ID: 13-130-01	Henry G. Atkinson	, Standalone fundraising circular, London, May 1882	1882-05 (1882-05)	letter	Introduced as a letter for publication by the author of Letters to Miss Martineau and dated Boulogne-sur-Mer, May 1882. A horizontal rule separates it from J. A. Campbell's preceding appeal.
131	Defence of Brahmoism To the Editor of the People’s Friend ID: 13-131-01	A Sadharanist	People’s Friend, The (Madras), Madras, June 1882; exact issue date and printed page number not established	1882-06	letter	The letter answers remarks on Brahmoism in The Theosophists and Their Movement, explicitly identifying the earlier People's Friend article as published on May 27. The preserved page has no issue masthead.
131, 132	The Hindu Sabha ID: 13-131-02	A. Sankariah	People’s Friend, The (Madras), Madras, June 1882; exact issue date and printed page number not established	1882-06	article	The article republishes the constitution and principles of the Hindu Sabha and begins its by-laws. It continues on scrapbook page 132, where the resolutions and Sankariah's signature conclude it.
132	A Brahmin Widow Pregnant To the Editor of the People’s Friend ID: 13-132-01	F. T. S.	People’s Friend, The (Madras), Madras, June 1882; exact issue date and printed page number not established	1882-06	letter	The letter argues that abortion and infanticide cannot end until widow marriage is introduced; an editorial note says that the correspondent should have authenticated the account.
132	Colonel Olcott’s Farewell Address ID: 13-132-02		Madras Mail, The, Tuesday evening, June 6, 1882	1882-06-06 (1882-06-05)	news	The clipping reports Olcott's address at Pacheappa's Hall on the previous evening before his departure for Bombay.
132	A Lecture by Col. H. S. Olcott ID: 13-132-03		Athenaeum and Daily News, Sunday, June 4, 1882	1882-06-04 (1882-06-01)	news	The report covers Olcott's Thursday-evening lecture at Pacheappa's Hall on India's Moral Death and Resurrection and announces another lecture for June 5.
132, 133	Education ID: 13-132-04	M.	Philosophic Inquirer, The, Madras, Sunday, June 4, 1882	1882-06-04 (1882-05-26)	article	The article begins on scrapbook page 132 and concludes on page 133 with the signature M. and the dateline Bombay, May 26, 1882.
133	Malicious Misrepresentations ID: 13-133-01	P. R.	Philosophic Inquirer, The, Madras, Sunday, June 4, 1882	1882-06-04	article	The article rejects a rumour that the paper had joined the Theosophical Society and defends the right of individual freethinkers to express differing opinions.
133	Miscellaneous Jottings ID: 13-133-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, Madras, Sunday, June 4, 1882	1882-06-04	news	The section contains two short notes: one on General Skobeleff's family name and one asking whether an Allahabad paper's “Theosophist Editor” claims assistance from a medium.
133	An Objectionable Act ID: 13-133-03		Philosophic Inquirer, The, Madras, Sunday, June 4, 1882	1882-06-04	article	The editorial objects to an unauthorised altered leaflet reprint of its May 14 criticism, “Olcottism, or the Religion of Ghosts,” and calls the omission of attribution unfair.
134	The Theosophists at Guntoor To the Editor of Vivekavarthani ID: 13-134-01	A correspondent	Vivekavarthani, The, Wednesday, May 31, 1882	1882-05-31 (1882-05-22)	letter	An occasional correspondent reports the Founders' May 15–18 visit to Guntoor, lectures in English and Telugu, and the organisation of a branch with about twenty-two initiates. Authority sources identify the journal's standard title spelling as Vivekavardhani and its place of publication as Rajahmundry; the mounted English masthead itself reads The Vivekavarthani.
134	The Theosophical Society ID: 13-134-02		Madras Native Opinion, Wednesday, May 31, 1882	1882-05-31	news	The notice records the return of H. S. Olcott and H. P. Blavatsky to Madras after a tour in the Nellore and Krishna districts.
134	Lecture ID: 13-134-03		Madras Native Opinion, Wednesday, May 31, 1882	1882-05-31	notice	The notice announces Olcott's lecture on “Aryan Civilisation” at Pacheappa's Hall for June 1 at 6 p.m. and gives ticket prices and the place of sale.
134	The Seeds of Theosophy ID: 13-134-04		Indian, The, [June 3, 1882]; place and issue identity not established	1882-06-03	article	The article considers the effect of the Founders' work on educated Indian youth and argues for evidence and self-examination instead of sectarian denunciation. The clipping preserves the exact masthead The Indian and a bracketed date, but no place, editor or unambiguous serial identity has been established.
134	Madame Blavatsky on Hindu Widow-Marriage ID: 13-134-05	H. P. Blavatsky	Madras Times, The, Madras, Tuesday, June 6, 1882	1882-06-06 (1882-06-03)	letter	Blavatsky's letter to Dewan Bahadur Ragunath Row supports reform of Hindu child-widow marriage law. The mounted masthead explicitly dates this clipping June 6; later bibliographies, including Blavatsky's Collected Writings, cite June 9, so the primary clipping date is retained and the discrepancy is not silently normalised. A handwritten scrapbook note points to A Modern Panarion, p. 245.
135	The Effects of Theosophy in India ID: 13-135-01	Henry S. Olcott	, Standalone Theosophical Society Headquarters circular, Bombay, June 1, 1882	1882-06-01 (1882-06-01)	letter	Olcott asks the presidents of Hindu branches to answer four allegations made in the May issue of The Arya and says that the circular and replies will be published in the Society's magazine. The exact contemporary reprint in the Extra Supplement to The Theosophist, July 1882, p. 10 supplies the editorial title used here. The Arya masthead fragment mounted above the circular is contextual and is not counted as a second text.
136	Girls’ School ID: 13-136-01		Arya, The (Lahore), Lahore, May 1882, p. 63	1882-05	news	The report records the distribution of prizes at the Arya Samaj girls’ school on Sunday, April 16, to seventeen pupils examined in reading, writing and arithmetic. The exact day of the May issue has not been established.
136, 137	A New Champion of the Theosophical Society ID: 13-136-02		Arya, The (Lahore), Lahore, May 1882, pp. 63–65; printed p. 64 absent from the scrapbook	1882-05	article	The report describes Pandit Govind Sahay’s lecture at Hari Gyan Mandir in Ajmer on the Theosophical Society and Swami Dayanand Saraswati. It ends on this scrapbook page in mid-sentence on printed p. 63 and resumes on scrapbook page 137 at printed p. 65; the entire intervening printed p. 64 is not mounted in the scrapbook.
137, 138	Gravitation and Levitation ID: 13-137-01		Arya, The (Lahore), Lahore, April 1882, pp. 45–48; exact issue date not established	1882-04	article	This article begins in a separate lower-right clipping on scrapbook page 137. Its first printed page number is not preserved in that fragment, but the sentence continues directly onto printed pp. 46, 47 and 48 on scrapbook pages 138–140, establishing p. 45 as the beginning. The April month is reconstructed from The Arya’s continuous pagination: March 1882 was its first issue, while the May material on the same scrapbook spread is printed on pp. 63 and 65.
141	<untitled> (...of the blood so rapidly that a sufficient quantity is not left behind......) ID: 13-141-01		Arya, The (Lahore), Lahore, May 1882, p. 53; conclusion only, title not preserved	1882-05	article	Only the conclusion of this discussion of intoxicating liquors is mounted. It begins at the top of printed p. 53 in mid-sentence and ends with the signature “Philanthropist”; the preceding portion and its printed title are absent from the scrapbook. Printed pp. 51–52 are likewise not represented in the mounted May sequence, but the article is not assigned to either page without evidence.
141, 142	The Arya Samaj and the Theosophical Society ID: 13-141-02		Arya, The (Lahore), Lahore, May 1882, pp. 53–57	1882-05	article	The article announces that the alliance between the Arya Samaj and the Theosophical Society has ended and sets out four allegations against the Society’s founders. The July 1882 Extra Supplement to The Theosophist, under “The Effects of Theosophy in India,” explicitly quotes the same four allegations as coming from the May number of The Arya. This article continues through scrapbook pages 142–145 and ends on printed p. 57.
145	The Theosophical Society Editorial Notes ID: 13-145-01		Arya, The (Lahore), Lahore, May 1882, p. 49	1882-05	notice	This editorial note responds to a hostile account in The Philosophic Inquirer of April 16 and rejects its description of the Arya Samaj as “shattered and torn by factions.” It states that Swami Dayanand remained welcome to discuss the disputed points with the Theosophists.
145, 146	The Arya Samaj Editorial Notes ID: 13-145-02		Arya, The (Lahore), Lahore, May 1882, pp. 49–50	1882-05	notice	The note argues that the Arya Samaj is a society rather than a sect and discusses its Vedic basis, admission of members from different religions, karma, rebirth and the Aryas’ conception of God. It continues on scrapbook page 146, which preserves printed p. 50.
147	Editorial Notes ID: 13-147-01		Amrita Bazar Patrika, The, Calcutta, Thursday, June 8, 1882	1882-06-08	notice	The note replies to a letter in The Theosophist signed “Aletheia,” which urged the Society’s founders to be more charitable towards their enemies. The clipping preserves the masthead and exact date but no printed page number; no open scan of the complete issue has been found.
147	Circular Notice to Members For private circulation only ID: 13-147-02		, Bombay; undated circular issued by the manager of The Theosophist		notice	Damodar K. Mavalankar asks members to relieve the correspondence burden at headquarters and to obtain new subscribers to The Theosophist. The circular prints subscription rates for India, Ceylon, Australia, China, Europe, America and Africa. No date appears on the mounted sheet, so the surrounding 1882 clippings are not used to invent a month or day.
147	In Re Rev. Mr. Cook in India To the Editor of the Banner of Light ID: 13-147-03		Banner of Light, v. 51, No. 7, Boston, Saturday, May 6, 1882, p. 10	1882-05-06 (1882-03-24)	correspondence	The exact issue confirms the complete letter, title, signature, authorial date and printed page. Mavalankar encloses Madras and Bombay publications and argues that Joseph Cook’s Indian tour harmed rather than advanced Christianity.
147	Notes by the Way ID: 13-147-04		Light, v. 2, No. 72, May 20, 1882, p. 234	1882-05-20	article	Only the closing paragraph of this recurring column is mounted. The exact issue restores the column title and confirms the signature; the excerpt asks The Theosophist to disavow a recent attack on London Spiritualists and notes that Light had apologised for an attack on Madame Blavatsky.
147	Letter from Dr. Peebles ID: 13-147-05	Peebles, James Martin	Light, v. 2, No. 72, May 20, 1882, p. 234	1882-05-20	correspondence	Light prints extracts from a letter by J. M. Peebles to J. J. Morse. The scrapbook preserves only the opening portion, through the remarks on Buddhism in Ceylon; the remainder of the item on printed p. 234 is not mounted.
148	The Salvation Army To the Editor of “Light” ID: 13-148-01		Light, v. 2, No. 72, May 20, 1882, p. 239	1882-05-20	correspondence	The exact issue confirms the complete letter, title, subtitle, signature and printed page. The writer describes two Salvation Army meetings at the Oxford Circus Rooms, compares the officers' religious experience with mediumship and warns that abrupt conversions may not endure.
148	The Effects of Theosophy in India ID: 13-148-02	Henry S. Olcott	, Standalone Theosophical Society Headquarters circular, Bombay, June 1, 1882	1882-06-01 (1882-06-01)	letter	This is a second physical mounted copy of the same circular catalogued on scrapbook page 135, not a new textual work. Olcott asks the presidents of Hindu branches to answer four allegations in the May issue of The Arya. The exact July 1882 reprint in the Extra Supplement to The Theosophist, p. 10, supplies the editorial title used here.
148	<untitled> (Our readers will find in another column a communication…...) ID: 13-148-03		St. Croix Avis, Christiansted, St. Croix, Saturday, March 11, 1882, scan p. 2	1882-03-11	notice	The exact complete issue confirms this untitled editorial notice immediately above the letter by Axel Emil Valdemar Schou. It introduces Schou's account of a cure by C. E. Taylor and declares the newspaper's discussion of Taylor's merits and demerits closed. The mounted masthead reads The “Avis”.
148	<untitled> (It is with great regret that I have noticed…...) To the Editor of the “St. Croix Avis” ID: 13-148-04	Schou, Axel Emil Valdemar	St. Croix Avis, Christiansted, St. Croix, Saturday, March 11, 1882, scan p. 2	1882-03-11	correspondence	The exact complete issue confirms the full letter and signature. Schou defends C. E. Taylor against recent attacks and gives a testimonial describing his recovery from paralysis after treatment by vital magnetism. Charles E. Taylor later reproduced the testimonial in Banner of Light, v. 51, No. 20, August 5, 1882, p. 5.
149	The Hindu Sabha ID: 13-149-01	A. Sankariah	, Standalone Hindu Sabha broadsheet; undated and without a printed place		article	This single-column sheet contains the same constitution, principles, by-laws and resolutions reprinted in The People's Friend and mounted across scrapbook pages 131–132, but it omits that newspaper's bracketed editorial introduction. The Hindu Reformer and Politician text mounted on scrapbook page 72 says that the resolutions and by-laws adopted at the Hindu Sabha meeting of March 17 appeared in a separate paper; this is strong contextual evidence for the sheet, but no date or place is printed and it is not designated here as the original edition.
150	Model Form ID: 13-150-01		, Standalone Hindu Sabha fundraising and school broadsheet; undated and without a printed place		form	A sample donation table for the Madras Central Hall and Liberal Church of the Hindu Sabha and for special patronage. It sets a minimum donation of Rs. 50, gives examples of donations for a pandit, hall, women's school, furniture, library or press, and asks members and patrons to return the form to the Executive Committee at the Central Hall in Triplicane.
150	The Prospectus of the Hindu Sabha “Women’s Schools” ID: 13-150-02	A. Sankariah	, Standalone Hindu Sabha fundraising and school broadsheet; undated and without a printed place		prospectus	The complete five-point prospectus proposes locally managed schools for Hindu women, including widows, and lists instruction in Sanskrit law and literature, Vedanta, medicine, literacy, history, geography, arithmetic and needlework. It proposes a small women's school attached to every temple and is signed by Sankariah.
151, 152	Address to Col. Olcott by Theosophical Hindoos ID: 13-151-01		Hindu Reformer and Politician, The, v. 1, No. 5, May 1882, pp. 197–198	1882-05 (1882-05-18)	article	The article recounts a reception for Olcott at the Hindu College Hall in Tinnevelly and continues on printed p. 198, where it ends with Iyer's signature, place and authorial date. The isolated A. SANKARIAH line immediately below the issue masthead is treated as publication matter rather than an article byline because the text itself is signed by Iyer.
152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159	<untitled> (We the members of the several associations…...) Beloved Sir ID: 13-152-01		Hindu Reformer and Politician, The, v. 1, No. 5, May 1882, pp. 198–205	1882-05	address	A complete eight-page address from the Tinnevelly Grand Literary Union to Olcott. It begins after the close of V. Veeraragava Iyer's preceding article and ends on printed p. 205, scrapbook page 159, with the signature S. NARAYANASWAMI. The address praises Olcott and Blavatsky and calls for the intellectual and spiritual revival of India; no separate authorial date is printed.
160	Journal of the Hindu Sabha 31st May 1882 — Additional Members ID: 13-160-01		Hindu Reformer and Politician, The, v. 1, No. 5, May 1882, p. 206	1882-05 (1882-05-31)	notice	A dated list of additional Hindu Sabha members and officers headed M. R. Ry. It names office-holders and members at Srirangam, Trichinopoly, Madura, Coimbatore, Dindigul, Salem, Tripatore and Madras. The clipping ends after the final listed vice-president; no continuation is asserted because the next scrapbook page contains unrelated newspapers.
161	The National Secular Society and the Theosophical Society ID: 13-161-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, Madras, Sunday, June 11, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-11	article	The article distinguishes the Theosophical Society from the National Secular Society and argues that Colonel Olcott's personal religious views do not bind the Society. The complete item is mounted on this scrapbook page.
161, 162	Hints on Esoteric Theosophy ID: 13-161-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, Madras, Sunday, June 11, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-11	review	A review of the first pamphlet in the Hints on Esoteric Theosophy series, issued under the authority of the Theosophical Society. The review begins here and ends on scrapbook page 162 before the Correspondence heading.
161	<untitled> (Mme. Blavatsky has written a letter to Mr. Rugoonath Rao......) ID: 13-161-03		Mahratta, The, Sunday, June 11, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-11	notice	The notice reports that H. P. Blavatsky wrote to Rugoonath Rao against child marriage and the enforced celibacy of Hindu widows. The clipped masthead prints only Sunday, June 11; the year is established by the adjacent dated 1882 material and the matching calendar, not by a visible year in this clipping.
161	<untitled> (About the middle of last month, Colonel Olcott and Madame Blavatsky visited Nellore......) ID: 13-161-04		Indian Mirror, The, Calcutta, Saturday, June 24, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-24	news	The report says that Olcott and Blavatsky convened a meeting at Nellore attended by educated Hindus and that about thirty attendees became Theosophists. The clipping is complete.
161, 162	A New Religion Come to Grief ID: 13-161-05		, Newspaper clipping; exact periodical and issue date not established		article	A hostile account of the Theosophical Society and its founders. A handwritten scrapbook note appears to read “Philadelphia Times, June 3,” but no independently matching issue or text has been found, and the year is not written in the note; the attribution is therefore not entered as established source metadata. The article continues and ends on scrapbook page 162.
162, 163	<untitled> (Encouraged by the indulgence hitherto shown to my pen alike…...) To the Editor of the Philosophic Inquirer ID: 13-162-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, Madras, Sunday, June 11, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-11	correspondence	A letter replying to V. V. N.'s article on Olcottism and contrasting Colonel Olcott with Colonel Ingersoll. It begins here under the Correspondence heading and ends on scrapbook page 163 with the signature P. U. V.; the separate letter by V. V. N. that follows that signature on page 163 is not part of this item.
162, 163	Partial List of Books Recommended for Purchase by Theosophical Societies ID: 13-162-02		, Undated printed circular or catalogue; exact publisher and date not established		advertisement	This rotated scrapbook fragment preserves only numbered entries 18–24. Scrapbook page 163 preserves the printed heading and entries 1–17 below it, followed separately by entries 25–70, a Partial List of Journals, and ordering instructions. The page-163 evidence restores the identity and extent of the item, but does not establish a publisher, publication date, or author; the handwritten H. P. B. note there is therefore not entered as a printed author signature.
163	<untitled> (I strongly object to the language used by you in the “Philosophic Inquirer” of the 4th instant…...) To the Editor of the Philosophic Inquirer ID: 13-163-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, Madras, Sunday, June 11, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-11	correspondence	A separate letter printed immediately after P. U. V.’s signature. V. V. N. objects to the wording “an Objectionable act” in the Inquirer of June 4, states that he and friends in the Hindu Freethought Union published a leaflet from his manuscript, and complains that the journal altered the manuscript without his consent.
163	Notice ID: 13-163-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, Madras, Sunday, June 11, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-11	notice	The notice states that The Thinker is not to be conducted by friends and well-wishers of The Philosophic Inquirer.
164	The “Theosophist.” ID: 13-164-01		Reformer, The, June 15, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-15	review	A brief review of The Theosophist and its discussion of Joseph Cook and the editor of Light.
164, 165	Theosophy—Real and Spurious ID: 13-164-02		Madras Times, The, Issue date and printed page number not preserved		article	The article distinguishes theosophy from theology and argues against identifying the Theosophical Society with a single religion.
165	<untitled> (It may be in the recollection of our readers that last cold season Mr. Eglinton…...) ID: 13-165-01		Englishman, The, Issue date and printed page number not preserved		editorial	An editorial account of the reported transfer of letters from the Vega and the evidence offered for it.
165, 166	The Vega Letters To the Editor of The Englishman ID: 13-165-02		Englishman, The, Issue date and printed page number not preserved	1882-05-30	correspondence	Gordon discusses the handling and markings of letters carried from the Vega; the letter ends on page 166.
166	Spiritualism To the Editor of The Englishman ID: 13-166-01		Englishman, The, Issue date and printed page number not preserved		correspondence	A letter questioning the evidential value of the reported Vega correspondence.
166	<untitled> (Permit me to thank Mrs. Gordon for her spirited action in this matter…...) ID: 13-166-02		Englishman, The, Issue date and printed page number not preserved		correspondence	Only the closing portion of the signed contribution is mounted.
166	<untitled> (I haven’t, alas! even the courage to sign my name!…...) ID: 13-166-03		Englishman, The, Issue date and printed page number not preserved		notice	A short satirical note printed after Inquirer’s contribution.
166	The Vega Letters To the Editor of The Englishman ID: 13-166-04		Englishman, The, Issue date and printed page number not preserved	1882-06-06	correspondence	Hume replies to recent correspondence about the Vega letters.
166	The Bengal Philharmonic Academy ID: 13-166-05		Indian Mirror, The, Calcutta, Friday, May 26, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-05-26	news	A report of the academy’s executive council meeting and musical programme.
166, 167	Theosophy, Christianity, and Buddhism ID: 13-166-06	Wyld, George	Light, v. 2, No. 74, June 3, 1882, pp. 262–263	1882-06-03	article	George Wyld contrasts Bombay Theosophy with esoteric Christianity; the article ends on page 167.
167, 168	Society for Psychical Research Report on Thought-Reading ID: 13-167-01		Light, v. 2, No. 74, June 3, 1882, pp. 263–264	1882-06-03	article	A summary of experiments reported by W. F. Barrett, Frederic W. H. Myers and Edmund Gurney.
168, 169, 170, 175	The Systematisation and Application of Psychic Truth By Mrs. A. Kingsford, M.D. ID: 13-168-01	Kingsford, Anna	Light, v. 2, No. 74, June 3, 1882, pp. 264–267	1882-06-03	article	Kingsford presents Spiritualism as a comprehensive principle for thought and conduct.
171, 172	Notes by the Way Contributed by “M.A. (Oxon.)” ID: 13-171-01		Light, v. 2, No. 75, June 10, 1882, pp. 269–270	1882-06-10	article	The column comments on thought-reading, final reprobation, Anna Kingsford’s paper and recent psychical cases.
172	<untitled> (Miss Wood, of Newcastle, has recently attended two members’ private séances…...) ID: 13-172-01		Light, v. 2, No. 75, June 10, 1882, p. 270	1882-06-10	notice	Blyton reports two private séances and invites arrangements for further sittings with Miss Wood.
172	Mr. J. J. Morse’s Appointments ID: 13-172-02		Light, v. 2, No. 75, June 10, 1882, p. 270	1882-06-10	notice	A list of Morse’s forthcoming engagements in Birmingham, Nottingham, London, Keighley and Stamford.
173	Will-o’-the-Wisp To the Editor of “Light” ID: 13-173-01		Light, v. 2, No. 74, June 3, 1882, pp. 271–272	1882-06-03	correspondence	Only the closing portion on printed p. 272 is mounted; the exact issue supplies the title and preceding page.
173, 174	Buddhism and Christianity ID: 13-173-02		Light, v. 2, Nos. 74–75, June 3–10, 1882, pp. 272–273	1882-06-03	article	Meyrick replies to George Wyld’s article of June 3; the article ends on scrapbook page 174.
174	Buddhism and Christianity ID: 13-174-01		Light, v. 2, No. 75, June 10, 1882, p. 273	1882-06-10	correspondence	A separate reply in the same discussion.
174	William Galpin ID: 13-174-02		Light, v. 2, No. 75, June 10, 1882, p. 273	1882-06-10 (1882-06-02)	correspondence	Malcolm corrects a report about Galpin’s death.
174	<untitled> (In introducing Miss Ella Dietz, actress…...) ID: 13-174-03		Banner of Light, quoted in Light, v. 2, No. 75, June 10, 1882, p. 273	1882-06-10	notice	A short notice on the relation between the Church and the stage.
175	To Correspondents ID: 13-175-01		Light, v. 2, No. 74, June 3, 1882, p. 267	1882-06-03	notice
175	The Death Penalty ID: 13-175-02		Light, v. 2, No. 74, June 3, 1882, p. 267	1882-06-03	correspondence
175	Hints on Esoteric Theosophy ID: 13-175-03		Light, v. 2, No. 76, June 17, 1882, p. 282; mounted excerpt	1882-06-17	review	A mounted excerpt from Notes by the Way.
176	Notes by the Way ID: 13-176-01		Light, v. 2, No. 76, June 17, 1882, pp. 281–282; closing fragment	1882-06-17	review	The mounted fragment discusses H. P. Blavatsky’s early mediumistic experiences.
176	Buddhism and Christianity ID: 13-176-02		Light, v. 2, No. 76, June 17, 1882, p. 288	1882-06-17	correspondence
176, 177	Buddhism and Christianity ID: 13-176-03		Light, v. 2, No. 76, June 17, 1882, pp. 288–289	1882-06-17	correspondence
177	Dr. A. Kingsford’s Address to the B.N.A.S. ID: 13-177-01		Light, v. 2, No. 76, June 17, 1882, p. 289	1882-06-17 (1882-06-10)	correspondence
177	<untitled> (In an article on Buddhism and Christianity…...) ID: 13-177-02		Light, v. 2, No. 76, June 17, 1882, p. 289	1882-06-17	correspondence
177, 178	<untitled> (I should like to say through your columns…...) ID: 13-177-03		Light, v. 2, No. 76, June 17, 1882, pp. 289–290	1882-06-17	correspondence
178	A Question for the Occultists ID: 13-178-01		Light, v. 2, No. 76, June 17, 1882, p. 290	1882-06-17	correspondence
178	<untitled> (Madame Blavatsky’s appearance as a practical reformer is welcome…...) ID: 13-178-02		Indian Spectator, The, Sunday, June 18, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-18	news
178	<untitled> (It is against entrenched social prejudices…...) ID: 13-178-03		Brahmo Public Opinion, Issue date and printed page number not preserved		article	A clipping on social reform and H. P. Blavatsky.
178	Spirit Teachings Second Series ID: 13-178-04		Light, v. 2, No. 77, June 24, 1882, p. 297; opening fragment	1882-06-24	article	Only the beginning of the article is mounted.
179	The Nature of God ID: 13-179-01		Light, v. 2, No. 77, June 24, 1882, p. 299	1882-06-24	correspondence
179, 180	Impressibility ID: 13-179-02		Light, v. 2, No. 77, June 24, 1882, pp. 299–300	1882-06-24	article
180, 181	Mr. Eglinton and the Occultists Marvellous Manifestations ID: 13-180-01		Light, v. 2, No. 77, June 24, 1882, pp. 300–301	1882-06-24	article
181, 182	Spiritualism and Theosophy ID: 13-181-01		Light, v. 2, No. 77, June 24, 1882, pp. 301–302	1882-06-24	article
182	Progress in Russia ID: 13-182-01		Light, v. 2, No. 77, June 24, 1882, p. 302; opening fragment	1882-06-24	article
182	<untitled> (A personal account of D. M. Bennett...) ID: 13-182-02		Truth Seeker, The, New York, Saturday, June 24, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-24 (1882-04-05)	correspondence
182	<untitled> (An appreciation of D. M. Bennett...) ID: 13-182-03		Truth Seeker, The, New York, Saturday, June 24, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-24	correspondence
183	The National Secular Society and the Theosophical Society ID: 13-183-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, June 11, 1882, p. 185	1882-06-11	article
183, 184	Hints on Esoteric Theosophy ID: 13-183-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, June 11, 1882, pp. 185–186	1882-06-11	review
184, 185	The Philosophic Inquirer ID: 13-184-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, June 11, 1882, pp. 186–187	1882-06-11	editorial	An editorial announcement concerning the journal.
185	A Friendly Remonstrance ID: 13-185-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, June 11, 1882, p. 187	1882-06-11	correspondence
185	A Second Friendly Remonstrance ID: 13-185-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, June 11, 1882, p. 187	1882-06-11	correspondence
185	Madras Theosophical Society ID: 13-185-03		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, June 11, 1882, p. 187	1882-06-11 (1882-06-30)	notice
185	Notice! Notice!! Notice!!! ID: 13-185-04		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, June 11, 1882, p. 187	1882-06-11 (1882-06-28)	advertisement	Notice of a projected collection of T. Subba Row’s lectures.
186	<untitled> (A closing fragment signed K. V. L....) ID: 13-186-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, June 11, 1882, p. 188	1882-06-11	article	The beginning is not mounted; the printed text ends “To be continued.”
186	<untitled> (A reply to V. V. N. on Olcottism...) ID: 13-186-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, June 11, 1882, p. 188	1882-06-11	correspondence
186	<untitled> (A further letter on Olcottism...) ID: 13-186-03		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, June 11, 1882, p. 188	1882-06-11	correspondence
186	Notice ID: 13-186-04		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, June 11, 1882, p. 188	1882-06-11	notice
187	An Appeal to Our Subscribers ID: 13-187-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 25, June 18, 1882, p. 193	1882-06-18	editorial
187, 188	Can a True Secularist Be a Theosophist? ID: 13-187-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 25, June 18, 1882, pp. 193–194	1882-06-18	article
187, 188	Explanation Wanted ID: 13-187-03		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 25, June 18, 1882, pp. 193–194	1882-06-18	correspondence
188, 189	Mystic Lore ID: 13-188-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 25, June 18, 1882, pp. 194–195	1882-06-18	article
190	A Criticism on Colonel Olcott’s Lectures in Madras. I. ID: 13-190-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 25, June 18, 1882, p. 196	1882-06-18	article
190	Notice ID: 13-190-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 25, June 18, 1882, p. 196	1882-06-18	notice
191	A Declaration ID: 13-191-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 26, June 25, 1882, p. 201	1882-06-25	editorial
191	The Thinker and Its Mouthpiece ID: 13-191-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 26, June 25, 1882, p. 201	1882-06-25	editorial
192, 193	The Pope of India ID: 13-192-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 26, June 25, 1882, pp. 202–203	1882-06-25	article
193	Uncharitable Remarks on Theosophy. I. ID: 13-193-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 26, June 25, 1882, p. 203	1882-06-25	article
194	A Criticism on Colonel Olcott’s Lectures in Madras. II. ID: 13-194-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 26, June 25, 1882, p. 204	1882-06-25	article
195, 196, 197, 198	Colonel Olcott’s Farewell Address ID: 13-195-01	Olcott, Henry Steel	Madras Mail, The, June 7–9, 1882; printed pages not preserved	1882-06-07	lecture
198	Madame Blavatsky on Hindu Widow-Marriage ID: 13-198-01		Madras Mail, The, Friday, June 9, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-09 (1882-06-03)	correspondence
198	<untitled> (A comment on Colonel Olcott’s Madras lectures...) ID: 13-198-02		Unidentified newspaper, Mounted clipping; issue details not preserved		editorial	The clipping comments on Olcott’s lectures and public work.
198, 199	Colonel Olcott and Madras Graduates ID: 13-198-03		Madras Mail, The, Friday, June 9, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-09	editorial
199	<untitled> (Colonel Olcott, in his recent lecture at Madras…...) ID: 13-199-01		Unidentified newspaper, Wednesday, June 14, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-14	editorial
199	The Political Side of Theosophy To the Editor of The Indian Daily News ID: 13-199-02		Indian Daily News, The, June 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-18	correspondence
199	<untitled> (The Same...) ID: 13-199-03		Indian Daily News, The, June 1882; printed page number not preserved		correspondence	A second letter denies political aims to the Theosophical Society.
199, 200	Editorial Notes ID: 13-199-04		Indian Daily News, The, Thursday, June 15, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-15	editorial
200	Mofussil News Simla Jottings ID: 13-200-01		Unidentified newspaper, Simla, Monday, June 19, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-19	news
200	<untitled> (A farewell address delivered in Patcheappah’s Hall…...) ID: 13-200-02		Indian Mirror, The, Calcutta, Tuesday, June 13, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-13	news
200	<untitled> (Madame Blavatsky has written a letter…...) ID: 13-200-03		Indian Mirror, The, Calcutta, Tuesday, June 13, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-13	news
200	Another Lecture by Colonel H. S. Olcott at Madras ID: 13-200-04		Indian Mirror, The, Calcutta, Tuesday, June 13, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-13	news
200, 201	Freethought ID: 13-200-05		Philosophic Inquirer, The, July 2, 1882, pp. 2–3	1882-07-02	article
201, 202, 203	Hints on Esoteric Theosophy ID: 13-201-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, July 2, 1882, pp. 3–5	1882-07-02	review
203	The National Secular Society’s Conference Held at Edinburgh Dated the 28th of May 1882 ID: 13-203-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, July 2, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-07-02 (1882-05-28)	report
203	Open Column V. V. N., the Freethought Missionary ID: 13-203-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, July 2, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-07-02 (1882-06-15)	correspondence
204	Mind in Animals By Professor Ludwig Büchner; translated by Annie Besant ID: 13-204-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, July 1882; printed page number not preserved		advertisement
204	The New Hand-Book of Dosimetric Therapeutics By Burggraeve; translated by Dr. H. R. Allbutt ID: 13-204-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, July 1882; printed page number not preserved		advertisement
204	The Philosophic Inquirer Subscription notice ID: 13-204-03		Philosophic Inquirer, The, July 1882; printed page number not preserved		advertisement
205, 206	Theism ID: 13-205-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, new series, v. 1, No. 2, July 9, 1882, pp. 1–2	1882-07-09	article
206, 207	The Truth Seeker ID: 13-206-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, new series, v. 1, No. 2, July 9, 1882, pp. 2–3	1882-07-09	review
207	Mesmerism ID: 13-207-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, new series, v. 1, No. 2, July 9, 1882, p. 3	1882-07-09	article
207	Market Prices ID: 13-207-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, new series, v. 1, No. 2, July 9, 1882, p. 3	1882-07-09	notice
208	Some Brahmo Samaj Lectures ID: 13-208-01		Unidentified newspaper, Issue date and printed page number not preserved		review
208	Notes on the Week ID: 13-208-02		Ceylon Observer, The, Thursday, July 27, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-07-27	editorial
208	Hints on Esoteric Theosophy. No. I. ID: 13-208-03		Unidentified newspaper, Thursday, August 10, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-08-10	review
209, 210	How to Better the World A Lecture Delivered in the Bellary Literary Society on the 26th of February 1882. Part II. ID: 13-209-01	Jagannathyah, R.	Philosophic Inquirer, The, new series, v. 1, No. 2, July 9, 1882, pp. 5–6	1882-07-09 (1882-02-26)	lecture
210	Uncharitable Remarks on Theosophy ID: 13-210-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, new series, v. 1, No. 2, July 9, 1882, p. 6	1882-07-09	article
210, 211	Freethinking Bigots To the Editor of The Philosophic Inquirer ID: 13-210-02		Philosophic Inquirer, The, new series, v. 1, No. 2, July 9, 1882, pp. 6–7	1882-07-09	correspondence
211	Newark Blasphemy Case ID: 13-211-01		Philosophic Inquirer, The, new series, v. 1, No. 2, July 9, 1882, p. 7	1882-07-09	news
212	<untitled> (A short review fragment on American freethought...) ID: 13-212-01		Unidentified newspaper, Issue date and printed page number not preserved		review
212	<untitled> (The Reis and Rayet says…...) ID: 13-212-02		Unidentified newspaper, Issue date and printed page number not preserved		news
212	Rev. Joseph Cook ID: 13-212-03		Harbinger of Light, The, Issue date and printed page number not preserved		article
212	<untitled> (Invitation to Colonel Olcott’s Lectures at Baroda...) ID: 13-212-04		Unidentified newspaper, June 19–20, 1882; printed page number not preserved		notice
212	<untitled> (The Indian Spectator on H. P. Blavatsky...) ID: 13-212-05		Indian Mirror, The, Calcutta, Thursday, June 29, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-29	news
212	<untitled> (A report on psychical research...) ID: 13-212-06		Englishman, The, Calcutta, Thursday, June 29, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-29	news
213	The Hindu Reformer and the Prostitutes ID: 13-213-01		Thinker, The, July 9, 1882, p. 11	1882-07-09	article
213, 214	The Pseudo-Mesmerists ID: 13-213-02		Thinker, The, July 9, 1882, pp. 11–12	1882-07-09	article
214	Notice ID: 13-214-01		Thinker, The, July 9, 1882, p. 12	1882-07-09	notice
214	The Theosophist ID: 13-214-02		Reformer, The, July 15, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-07-15	review
214	The Rev. Joseph Cook ID: 13-214-03		Reformer, The, July 15, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-07-15	article
216	<untitled> (Belief is the incubus of modern science…...) ID: 13-216-01		Thinker, The, July 16, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-07-16	editorial
216	Theosophy ID: 13-216-02		Thinker, The, July 16, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-07-16	article
216	<untitled> (A closing fragment on animal magnetism...) ID: 13-216-03		Thinker, The, July 16, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-07-16 (1882-07-07)	article
216	A Word of Advice to Hindu Freethinkers ID: 13-216-04	Besant, Annie	National Reformer, June 15, 1882; reprinted in The Thinker, July 16, 1882	1882-06-15	article
216	Mesmerism ID: 13-216-05		Thinker, The, July 16, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-07-16	article
216	A Buddhist Hymn of Praise ID: 13-216-06		Thinker, The, July 16, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-07-16	poem
217, 218	Notes by the Way ID: 13-217-01		Light, v. 2, No. 78, July 1, 1882, pp. 305–306	1882-07-01	review
218	How Zöllner Died ID: 13-218-01		Religio-Philosophical Journal, reprinted in Light, v. 2, No. 78, July 1, 1882, p. 306	1882-07-01	news
218	Mr. Stainton Moses & Mr. W. H. Harrison ID: 13-218-02		Light, v. 2, No. 78, July 1, 1882, p. 306	1882-07-01	correspondence
219	The Nature of God ID: 13-219-01		Light, v. 2, No. 78, July 1, 1882, p. 307	1882-07-01	correspondence
219	The Nature of God ID: 13-219-02		Light, v. 2, No. 78, July 1, 1882, p. 307	1882-07-01	correspondence
219, 220	Deity Anterior to Creation ID: 13-219-03		Light, v. 2, No. 78, July 1, 1882, pp. 307–308	1882-07-01	correspondence
220	Uncertainties of Spirit Identity ID: 13-220-01		Light, v. 2, No. 78, July 1, 1882, p. 308	1882-07-01	correspondence
220	Theosophy and Spiritualism ID: 13-220-02		Light, v. 2, No. 78, July 1, 1882, p. 308	1882-07-01	correspondence
221	Séances with Mrs. Lowe ID: 13-221-01		Light, v. 2, No. 78, July 1, 1882, p. 309	1882-07-01	correspondence
221	Séances with Mr. Younger ID: 13-221-02		Light, v. 2, No. 78, July 1, 1882, p. 309	1882-07-01	correspondence
221	Crowded Table ID: 13-221-03		Light, v. 2, No. 78, July 1, 1882, p. 309	1882-07-01	notice
221	<untitled> (A Calcutta notice on The Theosophist...) ID: 13-221-04		Unidentified newspaper, Calcutta, Tuesday, July 18, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-07-18	news
222, 223	The Occult World ID: 13-222-01	Sinnett, Alfred Percy	Banner of Light, Boston, Saturday, June 3, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-03	review
223, 224	Coming Foretold Statement of Kalycharan Mudaliar, Tamil Pandit of the Presidency College, Madras ID: 13-223-01		Unidentified newspaper, Calcutta, Wednesday, July 12, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-07-12	article
224	Scraps and Comments ID: 13-224-01		Unidentified newspaper, Thursday, June 29, 1882; printed page number not preserved	1882-06-29	editorial	Commentary on H. P. Blavatsky, H. S. Olcott and a foretold advent.
225, 226	Notes by the Way ID: 13-225-01		Light, v. 2, No. 79, July 8, 1882, pp. 317–318	1882-07-08	review
226	The “Theosophist” and “The Perfect Way” ID: 13-226-01		Light, v. 2, No. 79, July 8, 1882, p. 318	1882-07-08 (1882-07-01)	correspondence
227	“Isis Unveiled” and “The Theosophist” on Re-Incarnation ID: 13-227-01		Light, v. 2, No. 79, July 8, 1882, p. 323	1882-07-08	article
227, 228	Spiritualism and Christianity ID: 13-227-02		Light, v. 2, No. 79, July 8, 1882, pp. 325–326	1882-07-08	correspondence
228	Celebration at Keighley ID: 13-228-01		Light, v. 2, No. 79, July 8, 1882, p. 326	1882-07-08	notice
228	Deity Anterior to Creation ID: 13-228-02		Light, v. 2, No. 79, July 8, 1882, p. 326	1882-07-08	correspondence
228	Spiritualism in London & the Provinces Goswell Hall; Quebec Hall ID: 13-228-03		Light, v. 2, No. 79, July 8, 1882, pp. 326–327	1882-07-08	news