A BORLEY BIBLIOGRAPHY

A BORLEY BIBLIOGRAPHY

BY

BARRY VAN-ASTEN

Adams, Paul, Underwood, Peter & Brazil, Eddie: The Borley Rectory Companion: the complete guide to the most haunted house in England. The History Press. 2009.
Ashby, Robert H.: The guide book for the study of Psychical Research. Rider and company. 1972.
B___, H: ‘Where the ghost threw the tooth-brush at the Headmaster’ (part of the Essex County Standard, Colchester, Sept 14, 1945).
Babbs, Edward & Mathias, Claudine: Borley Rectory: The final analysis. Six Martlets Pub. 2003.
Banks, Ivan, Green, Andrew & Perrott, Tom: The enigma of Borley Rectory. Foulsham. 1996.
Barnard, George: ‘Ghosts at an Essex Rectory’ (part of The Universe, London, Dec 6, 1940).
Bates, H. E.: ‘Most haunted house in England’ (part of Books of the Month, London, Oct, 1940).
Battersby, H. F. Prevost: ‘The ghosts of Borley Rectory’ (part of Light, London, Oct 31, 1940).
Becker, May L.: ‘Whoo-whoo, are these ghosts?’ (part of the New York Herald Tribune, New York, March 23, 1941).
‘Berwickshire Skeleton, A’ (part of the Border Standard, Galashiels, Oct 25, 1940).
‘Borley “Ghost,” The: Extraordinary incidents at the Rectory’ (part of the Suffolk and Essex Free Press, Sudbury, June 13, 1929).
‘Borley “Ghost,” The’ (part of the Bury Press, Bury St Edmunds, June 15, 1929).
‘Borley “Psychic” Fete’ (part of the Newmarket Journal, May 20, 1939).
‘Borley Rectory Fire’ (part of the Suffolk and Essex Free Press, Sudbury, March 2, 1939).
‘Borley Rectory Hauntings’ (part of the Observer, London, August 14, 1938).
‘Borley Rectory Mystery, The’ (part of the Nottingham Journal, Nottingham, Oct 11, 1940).
‘Borley Summed Up’ (part of the East Anglican Daily Times, Ipswich, Nov 27, 1940).
‘Bricking up of nuns’ (correspondence in The Times, London, April 22-May 9, 1939).
‘Britain’s most haunted house; warning of a fire’ (part of the Observer, London, April 30, 1939).
Buckley, R. F.: No ghosts at Borley? Unpublished manuscript.
Bull, J. M.: A short history of Borley and Liston Churches. 1937.
‘Burning of Borley Rectory’ (part of the East Anglian Times, Ipswich, March 1, 1939).
Cannell, J. C.: ‘Rectory Tale of Terror’ (part of the Daily Sketch, London, Feb 6, 1932).
‘Can’t bomb out Britain’s spooks’ (part of the American Weekly, New York, Oct 11, 1942).
‘Chapter in “Ghost” Hunting’ (part of the Brisbane Telegraph, Queensland, May 10, 1941).
Chisholm, A. H.: ‘Eerie no-man’s land beyond our knowledge’ (part of the Melbourne Herald, Melbourne, Dec 14, 1940).
Clarke, Andrew: The Bones of Borley. 2006. Website: www.foxearth.org.uk
Cohen, David.: Price and his spirit child ‘Rosalie’. Forward by R. S. Lambert. Regency Press. London. 1965.
Coleman, M. H.: ‘The Borley Report: some criticisms. Journal of the Society for Psychical Research 38, 249-258. 1956.
_____________.: The flying bricks of Borley. Journal of the Society for Psychical Research 61, pp 388-91. 1996-97.
_____________.: Letter to the Editor. Journal of the Society for Psychical Research 62, pp 372-74. 1998.
Collins, B. Abdy: ‘The most haunted house in England’ (part of Psychic Science, London, Jan 1941).
Dallas, Helen A.: ‘Hauntings and Apparitions’ (part of Light, London, Jan 2, 1941).
Dark, Sidney: ‘Psychical Research’ (part of the Church Times, London, Oct 25, 1940).
Deane, V. M.: ‘Borley Rectory Problems’ (part of Light, London, Jan 2, 1941).
__________.: ‘Borley Rectory Problems’ (part of Psychic Science, London, April, 1941).
‘Deemster, The’: ‘Most Haunted House’ (part of Essex Weekly News, Chelmsford, Sept 27, 1940).
Dicks, Terry: The Borley Rectory Incident. Unexplained. Picadilly Press Ltd. 1998.
Dingwall, Eric J. & Hall, Trevor H.: Four Modern Ghosts. London. Duckworth. 1958.
Dingwall, Eric J. Goldney, Kathleen M. & Hall, Trevor H.: The haunting of Borley Rectory. Duckworth. 1956.
______________________________________________.: The haunting of Borley Rectory: a critical survey of the evidence. Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research. Vol 51. pp 1-181. Jan 1956.
______________________________________________.: ‘Mr Hastings and the Borley Report. Journal of the Society for Psychical Research, vol 45, no 741, Sept 1969.
Downes, W.: The ghosts of Borley. Clacton-on-sea: Wesleys Pub.
‘Do you believe in ghosts?’ 2: ‘The Haunted Rectory of Borley’ (script of a dramatised broadcast talk on March 13, 1946).
‘Dromio’: ‘Can these things be?’ (part of Huddersfield Weekly Examiner, Huddersfield, Dec 7, 1940).
Dycks, Aneurin: The most haunted house in England (part of Life and Letters Today, London, Dec 1940).
Edwards, A. T. G.: ’Ghost and a poet’ (part of the Western Mail, Cardiff, Oct 22, 1940).
Erlington, Aidan: ‘England’s most haunted house’ (part of the Catholic Herald, London, Nov 22, 1940).
‘England’s most haunted house’ (part of Illustrated Weekly of Bombay, Bombay, Feb 9, 1941).
‘Fire in “Most haunted house in England”’ (part of the Evening Standard, London, Feb 28, 1939).
Fodor, N.: Was Harry Price a fraud? Tomorrow Magazine. pp. 53-61. 1956.
Foyster, Rev. Lionel A.: Diary of Borley Hauntings, 1930-32. (Typed manuscript).
__________________.: Fifteen months in a haunted house (Typescript story of Borley Rectory hauntings in narrative form). 1930-32.
Gauld, A.: ‘Mr Hall and the S.P.R.’ Journal of the Society for Psychical Research 43, pp 53-62. 1965.
________.: ‘Recollections of E. J. Dingwall’ Journal of the Society for Psychical Research 54, pp230-37. 1987.
Ghent, Percy: ‘Most haunted house in England and its tenants from Canada’ (part of the Toronto Evening Telegram, Toronto, July 20, 1941).
‘“Ghost” fete at Rectory’ (part of the Daily Herald, London, May 1, 1939).
‘Ghost of a nun’ (part of Cavalcade, London, Sept 28, 1940).
‘Ghosts at the Rectory’ (part of the Glasgow Herald, Glasgow, Oct 5, 1940).
‘Ghosts “live” in burned house’ (part of the Sunday Graphic, London, March 5, 1939).
‘Ghosts’ (part of the Medical Press, London, Dec 25, 1940).
Glanville, Sidney H.: The haunting of Borley Rectory. Private and confidential report. (The ‘Locked Book’). Manuscript. 1937-38.
Gray, Howard A.: ‘The riddle of Borley’ (part of the Observer, London, Oct 13, 1940).
Gregson, W. H.: Account of the Rectory fire (part of the Sunday Graphic, London, March 5, 1939).
Hall, Trevor H.: New light on old ghosts. Duckworth. 1959.
______________.: The search for Harry Price. Duckworth. 1978.
Harrison, W.: ‘The Borley Hauntings’ (part of Light, London, April 24, 1941).
Hastie, J.: The Haunting of Borley Village. Paranormal Review 21. pp 18-24. 2002.
Hastings, Robert J.: An examination of the Borley Report. Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research. Vol 55. pt 201. March 1969.
_______________.: Reply to the author of the Borley Report. Journal of the Society for Psychical Research. Vol 45. no 743. March 1970.
‘Haunted House’ (Advertisement calling for the critical observers to investigate the Borley Hauntings, in The Times, London, May 25, 1937).
‘Haunted House’ (part of the Manchester Guardian, Manchester, Oct 4, 1940).
‘Haunted House’ (part of the News Review, London, Oct 3, 1940).
‘Haunted House, The’ (part of Public Opinion, London, Oct 4, 1940).
‘Haunted Rectory, The’ (part of the Scottish Guardian, Dundee, Oct 25, 1940).
‘Haunted Rooms Escaped, The’ (Article on Borley Rectory fire, Daily Sketch, London, March 1, 1939).
Henning, A. C.: Haunted Borley. Forward by Elizabeth Goudge. E. N. Mason & Sons. Colchester. 1949.
Henning, Mrs A. C.: ‘Most haunted house in England’ (Report of lecture to Women’s Luncheon Club, Cambridge. Part of the Cambridge Daily News, Cambridge, April 19, 1945).
Hope, Norman.: ‘Locked in with a ghost’ (part of Answers, London, Nov 23, 1940).
Inky Way Annual, Book 2, London, World’s Press News, 1948.
Ironmonger, Very Rev. F. A. (Extract from Christian News Bulletin broadcast review, London, Nov 29, 1942).
Jackson, J. H.: ‘Ghost hunt in “The most haunted house in England”’ (part of the San Francisco Chronicle, California, Jan 8, 1941).
Jeffrey, P. Shaw: ‘Mysteries of Borley Rectory’ (part of the Cape Times, Cape Town, Jan 1941).
Jelf, Sir Ernest: ‘A question of evidence’ (Analysis of the Borley hauntings, etc, part of the Law Times, London, Aug 9, 1941).
Joad, C. E. M.: Adventures in Psychical Research (Parts of Harper’s Magazine, New York, June & July 1948).
___________.: ‘Ghosts’ (Part of the Sunday Dispatch, London, Dec 24, 1944).
___________.: ‘The ghosts of Borley’ (Part of the Spectator, London, Oct 18, 1940).
___________.: ‘What I think about ghosts’ (Part of the Star, London, Oct 21, 1940).
King, Richard: Strange case of Borley Rectory (Part of the Tatler, London, Oct 23, 1940).
L____, M.: The most haunted house in England (Part of the Aryan Path, Bombay, April 1941).
Leigh, James: The most haunted house in England (Part of Prediction, London, Dec 1940).
L’Estrange, Guy P. J.: Haunted Houses (Part of the Yarmouth Mercury, Great Yarmouth, Dec 28, 1940).
_________________.: The Haunted Rectory (Part of the Norwich Mercury, Norwich, Dec 24, 1942).
_________________.: Visit to haunted Rectory (Part of the Yarmouth Mercury, Great Yarmouth, Jan 16, 1937).
_________________.: In Town tonight (Broadcast talk, Dec 26, 1936).
Loftus, Harry: What is secret of haunted Rectory? (Part of Reynolds News, London, Sept 30, 1945).
‘Lounger’: Essex haunted house mystery (Part of East Anglian Daily Times, Ipswich, Sept 23, 1940).
Mackenzie, A.: ‘Further tribute to Eric Dingwall’. Journal for the Society for Psychical Research 54, p166. 1987.
Maitland, Rev. R. W.: Borley hauntings: an explanatory theory (Part of Light, London, Jan 23, 1941).
Mayerling, Louis: We faked the ghosts of Borley Rectory. Pen Press Pub. 2000.
Mitchell, Gladys: When last I died (a fictional solution to the Borley mystery. London, 1941).
Morris, Richard.: Harry Price the Psychic Detective. Sutton Pub. 2006.
‘Most haunted house, A’ (Part of the Aberdeen Press and Journal, Aberdeen, Oct 2, 1940).
‘Most haunted house in England, The’ (Part of the Journal of the American Society of Psychical Research, New York, Dec 1940).
‘Most haunted house in England’ (Part of Current Literature, London, Oct 1940).
‘Most haunted house in England’ (Part of The Listener, London, Nov 7, 1940).
‘Most haunted house in England, The’ (Part of Notes and Queries, London, Oct 5, 1940).
‘Most haunted house in England’ (Part of The Prescriber, Edinburgh, Dec 1940).
‘”Most haunted house in England” is investigated, The’ (Part of the Star, London, Sept 23, 1940).
‘Most haunted house in England, The’ (Part of the Sunday Dispatch, London, Sept 22, 1940).
‘Most haunted Rectory’ (Part of Reading Standard, Reading, Oct 8, 1940).
‘Mystery of Rectory’ (Part of The Times Literary Supplement, London, Oct 5, 1940).
‘Mystery of Borley Rectory in Essex, The’ (Part of the Essex County Standard, Colchester, Sept 3, 1943).
Nairne, Campbell: ‘Borley keeps its secrets’ (Part of John O’ London’s Weekly, London, Oct 4, 1940).
Northend, P.: ‘The Borley Enigma’. Prediction. pp 24-26. Oct 1964.
Oneil, Robert Vincent: The most haunted woman in England. Website: www.borleyrectory.com which is no longer available.
__________________: The ghosts that will not die. 2001. Website, no longer available.
__________________.: Fifteen months in the most haunted house in England. 2001. Website, no longer available.
__________________.: The ghosts, poltergeists and phantoms of Borley Rectory, the most haunted house in England. Website, no longer available.
Owen, Iris M. & Mitchell, Pauline: Borley Rectory. Toronto: New Horizons Foundation. 1968.
Owen, Iris M. & Mitchell, Pauline: The alleged haunting of Borley Rectory. Journal of the Society for Psychical Research. Vol 50. no 781, Sept 1979.
Page, Philip: ‘Story of a peace-time ghost hunt’ (Part of the Daily Mail, London, Sept 26, 1940).
Paul, P.: Some Unseen Power. London. Robert Hale. 1985.
Phythian-Adams, Rev. Canon W. J.: ‘Plague of Darkness’ (Part of the Church Quarterly Review, London, Jan-March 1946).
Price, Harry: ‘A really haunted house’ (Published script of a broadcast talk on Borley Rectory. Part of The Listener, London, Nov 10, 1937).
__________: ‘Borley Rectory: A century of poltergeists’ (Chapter XXV, Poltergeist over England, London, 1945).
__________: ‘Borley Rectory hauntings’ (Part of the Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research, New York, Aug 1929).
__________: Leaves from a Psychist’s case-book. Victor Gollancz Ltd. 1933.
__________: The Confessions of a Ghost-Hunter. London. Putnam & co Ltd. 1936.
__________: ‘My enchanted Rectory’ (Part of the John O’ London’s Weekly, London, May 10, 1940).
__________: ‘Mystery of Borley Rectory’ (Part of the American Weekly, New York, Dec 11, 1938).
__________: Fifty years of Psychical Research: A critical survey. London. Longmans, Green & Co Ltd. 1939.
__________: Christmas Ghosts. London. St Hugh’s Press Ltd. 1939.
__________: The alleged haunting of B[orley] Rectory: Instructions for observers. London, 1937.
__________: The end of Borley Rectory: ‘The most haunted house in England’. London, Harrap & Co Ltd. 1946.
__________: ‘The ghost of Borley Rectory’ (Part of Everybody’s Weekly, London, Aug 7, 1943).
__________: ‘The inside story of the Borley mystery’ (Parts of the Sunday Graphic, London, Nov 3 and 10, 1940).
__________: Search for Truth: My life for Psychical Research. London. Collins. 1942.
__________: ‘The most haunted house in England’ (Names pseudonymous. Chapter II, the Confessions of a Ghost Hunter, London, 1936).
__________: ‘The most haunted house in England’: Ten years’ investigation of Borley Rectory. London, Longmans, Green & Co Ltd. 1940.
__________: Poltergeist over England. London. Country Life. 1945.
__________: ‘The most haunted house in England’ (published script of a broadcast talk on Borley, in The Listener, London, Aug 14, 1935).
__________: ‘Ten years’ investigation of Borley Rectory’ (Lantern lecture, with list of slides. Manuscript. London, 1936).
__________: ‘Ten years’ investigation of Borley Rectory’ (Report of lantern lecture, in The Times, London, April 20, 1939).
__________ [and Hole, Christina]: ‘Close up’ (script of broadcast talk on Borley Rectory etc, London, Dec 21, 1941).
Pritchett, V. S.: ‘The haunted Rectory’ (Part of the Bystander, London, Oct 23, 1940).
Private and Confidential: The alleged haunting of B___ Rectory: Instructions for observers (Instruction book [the ‘Blue Book’] issued to official observers. London, 1937).
‘Queer’ (Account of happenings during demolition of Borley Rectory. Part of the Suffolk Free Press, Sudbury, May 24, 1944).
R__, N.: ‘Examination of the Rectory that was haunted’ (Part of the Rand Daily Mail, Johannesburg, Nov 16, 1940).
Randall, J. L.: ‘Harry Price: the case for the defence. Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research 64. pp 159-177. 2000.
‘Rectory ghost goes West (in flames)’ (Part of the Daily Mail, London, March 1, 1939).
‘Rectory of legend on fire’ (Part of the News Chronicle, London, March 1, 1939).
Rendall, Rev. Canon G. H.: ‘The haunted house at Borley’ (Part of Light, London, Jan 9 1941).
_____________________.: ‘The haunted Rectory house at Borley’ (Part of the Essex County Standard, Colchester, Jan 18, 1941).
Robertson, Andrew J. B.: ‘Ghost-hunting at Borley Rectory’ (Part of The Eagle, Cambridge, June 1943).
___________________.: ‘Some recent investigations into the Borley Rectory case’ (Part of the Journal of the Society for Psychical Research, London, Jan-Feb, 1945).
Salter, W. H.: ‘The most haunted house in England’ (Part of the Journal of the Society for Psychical Research, London, Sept-Oct, 1940).
Slomann, A.: ‘Letter to the Editor. Journal for the Society of Psychical Research 42. pp 31-33. 1963.
Smith, Mrs M. Eric: Murder in the Parsonage. (Novel inspired by the Borley hauntings. Manuscript. 1929).
Stevenson, I.: ‘Reflections on Mr Trevor Hall’s The Spiritualists’. Journal for the Society of Psychical Research 57. pp 215-226. 1963.
‘Story of a much haunted house’ (Part of the Northern Whig, Belfast, Oct 26, 1940).
‘Story of Borley Rectory’ (Part of the Bury Free Press, Bury St Edmunds, Oct 5, 1940).
‘Story of Borley Rectory, The’ (Part of the Essex County Standard, Colchester, Dec 28, 1940).
‘Strange doings in a Rectory’ (Part of the Sunday Mercury, Birmingham, Oct 13, 1940).
‘Strange happenings at a Rectory’ (Correspondence re Borley Rectory in The Times, London, April 20-May 3, 1939).
‘Strange tale of Borley’ (Part of Truth, London, Sept 27, 1940).
Stevens, William O.: ‘The nun at the Rectory’ and ‘The Borley Rectory again (Parts of Unbidden Guests: A book of real ghosts, New York, 1945).
T____, E. M.: ‘A haunted Rectory’ (Part of the Natal Mercury, Natal, Jan 4, 1941).
Tabori, Paul: Harry Price: the biography of a ghost hunter. London. Athenaeum Press. 1950.
__________ [with Underwood, Peter]: The Ghosts of Borley. Newton Abbott: David & Charles. 1973.
Thouless, R. H.: ‘Letter to the Editor’. Journal for the Society of Psychical Research 38. pp 95-96. 1955.
Tindal, Martin: ‘Curious but true’ (Part of Time and Tide, London, Oct 5, 1940).
Turner, James E.: My life with Borley Rectory (novel). Bodley Head. 1950.
_____________.: Seven Gardens for Catherine. Cassell. 1968.
_____________.: Sometimes into England. Cassell. 1970.
Underwood, Peter: No Common Task: The autobiography of a ghost-hunter. London. Harrap. 1983.
______________: The Ghost Hunters: Who they are and what they do. London. Robert Hale. 1985.
______________ : Borley Postscripts. Surrey. White House Pub. 2001.
Ure, Philip S.: ‘A psychic fete: “Ghost Club” excursion to haunted house’ (Part of The Times, London, June 22, 1939).
‘”Visions” about’ (Part of the Birmingham Post, Birmingham, Sept 24, 1940).
W___, M. M.: ‘The most haunted house in England’ (Part of the Sunday Times, Johannesburg, Dec 15, 1940).
Wall, V. C.: ‘Ghost visits to a Rectory’ (series of articles in the Daily Mirror, London, June 10-17, 1929).
‘What’s New? The most haunted house in England’ (Broadcast review from station W.E.V.D., New York, Jan 18, 1941).
‘Why Dr Joad is puzzled’ (Part of Light, London, Nov 21, 1940).
Wilson, A. J.: The Battle of Borley. Typescript. Hull. 1980.
Wood, Robert: The widow of Borley. Duckworth. 1992.
Wortham, H. E. (‘Peterborough of the Daily Telegraph. Comments on the Borley case in ‘London Day by Day,’ Daily Telegraph, London, Oct 2 and 7, 1940; Dec 9, 1942, June 16 and Aug 28, 1943).
Yates, Roland R.: ‘Posers for the Brains Trust’ (Part of Light, London, Dec 4, 1941).