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DANIEL DUNGLAS, a Scotch spiritualist; born near Edinburgh, March 20, 1833. He was taken by an aunt to the United States, where in 1850 he had become a famous medium. In 1855 he removed to London and made many converts. He was presented at several courts and to the Pope; and he joined the Roman Catholic Church, but was ultimately expelled for spiritualistic practices. He published two series of "Incidents of my Life" (1863 and 1872), and "Lights and Shadows of Spiritualism" (1877). (1877). He died in Auteuil, June 21, 1886.