Arthur meets his uncle to discuss the Roxburgh inheritance.

In which we learn the correct pronunciation of ‘butter’, how to order a drink, and how Banjo got his name.

In which we learn the correct way to deal with Dangerous Supernatural Artefacts.

While the Glasgow Chapterhouse defend Hell’s Darkest Pit from the malign forces against them, elsewhere in the Empire other illuminates reflect on their recent adventures.” A guest episode by Andy Rafferty, produced by Bill Thomas.

Space and time prove to be relative, plans come to fruition, Hieronymus’s fortunes rise and fall (again) and the truth is at last revealed.

Banjo, Cadwallader and Jessie chance their luck with varying degrees of success. Sophia uses the light to reveal the truth while Arthur summons up unspeakable horrors and Godalming continues to act as the perfect servant.

Cressida takes charge of Hunter House while Jessie and Hieronymus catch up with an old society member. Arthur takes a trip to visit family. Banjo pushes his luck.

Cressida returns from Edinburgh and hosts a party. Uncle George and the Tribune reflect on Society business. Godalming makes a friend.

Pride comes before a fall for Doctor Cadwallader while the rest of the society visit a famous mathematician and take her out. Banjo’s luck takes a turn for the better, then worse.

The Roxburghs return to Glasgow to discover Dr Cadwallader in a delightful state of equilibrium. Jessie finds herself out of time.

A volume of the excellent Glasgow Ghost Stories has escaped from the vault, leaving the Aletheian Society currently unable to save the world.

Some of the Society’s darkest secrets are about to come to light, with disastrous consequences for the rules of time and space. Will the residents of Hunter House be able to avoid being dragged into yet another awful, sanity-shredding mystery, or…— no, who are we kidding? They’re definitely going to get dragged in, like it or not!

Sophia finally takes Dr. Cadwallader’s advice and test fires her pistols. The Society visit Edinburgh castle where Banjo gets a promotion.

A prisoner is interrogated, Banjo keeps an ear out for trouble, the horrors of salt-and-sauce are confronted, and a Society member makes the ultimate sacrifice…

The Cadwalladers take a stroll through Edinburgh while Jessie seeks alternate employment. Meanwhile, Sophia has a surprise for Arthur.

Reunited at last, the Society’s usual state of harmony is restored in time to see the sights of Edinburgh above and below.

Aunt Cressida takes Jessie to meet her nephew off the train while the rest of the society make friends with the locals.

A day-trip to Edinburgh leaves the Society taking care of the elderly.

Heironymus is overjoyed to receive a letter from a family member.

What’s the connection between a missing train, Bonnie Prince Charlie and a cholera epidemic in Edinburgh? The Aletheian Society don’t know, but Miss Cadwallader — Hieronymus’s elderly maiden aunt — is determined to find out.

Dragged to the perilous lands of the east, the Society find themselves plunged into a murky conspiracy that threatens the peaceful future of the United Kingdom — to say nothing of their own lives…

Witness a day in the life of Mr. J. C. E. Stewart, esq.

The Society find their lost artefact, with explosive consequences.

After a quick trip to the vault, the Society have an edifying chat with a former colleague.

The Society visit a friend of the former chaptermaster then pop out to the pub.

No monkeys were harmed in the making of this audio drama.

Cadwallader and Sophia get to know each other while Arthur and Jessie take a stroll into town.

In the tradition of all good superhero movies, please remain in your seats until after the credits.

Jessie takes Sophia to meet some locals while Cadwallader unearths some of Hunter House’s most valuable secrets.

This episode contains scenes involving death by fire which some listeners may find disturbing.

Cadwallader receives a much deserved promotion, and enjoys a relaxing trip north with Arthur and Sophia.