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... Justices of Appeal have discharged an interim injunction against Mr. Aleister Crowley preventing him doing so in the Lquinox, a mystical magazine of which he is editor. Mr. Crowley appealed on the griund that there was no cause for action, and, furthermore ...
... greyer. of The Avenue, IleeketiLae . ite head: Dr. W. Wynn Weeti,,,i, late Dr. W. R. Woodman. The appeal in queetiou . Mr. Aleister Crowley, an exi of the order and editor of the . magazine, who was re..ently . Mr. Judith,* Bucknall not to secrets of the order ...
... To Aleister Crowley, Esq., Editor of The Equinox. MY DEAR CROW,—Congratulations on the result of your appeal. It is rather nice to have law-suits about Rosicrucian mysteries in this prosaic twentieth century. Incidentally, there is also a fine advertisement ...
... A MODERN MYSTIC A ROSICRUCIAN OF TO DAY. THE EDITOR OF THE EQUINOX, THE REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC ILLUMINISM MR. ALEISTER CROWLEY Photographs by the Dover street Studios. r The original Rosicrucians, members oi a supposed secret society said to have been founded ...
... in the present litigation. The editor of the Equinox is Mr. Aleister Crowley, who had been a member of the order. He was the defendant. The matter came before Their Lordships on Mr. Crowley's appeal from an order of Mr. Justice Bucknill in chambers granting ...
... Joetry and AMBERGRIS. from the Poems of Aleister Crowley. Cr. Bvo, pp. viii—l9B. E. Mathews vmm Tt ses oy Seb S e ske OR3OO BARBE (Louis A.) Bannockburn. A Poem for Recitation. Fcap, Bvo, pp. 16. Blackie. BESIER (Rudolf) Don, a Comedy in 3 Acts. A Selection ...
... from designs b 3 Pamela Coleman „Smith, 6s. net. The key to the 'rarot;* by A. E. Waite, 2s. net. Wm. SUNS. iS, by Aleister Crowley, 3s. 6d. net. El 114TTFIEWS. 11,e Chill eh and Social Betterment, by J. Wilson Harper, D.D. ls. net. A. and C. Bi WE ...
... Literature. books of the day. symbols and life. (By LASCELLES ABERCROMBIE.) • 'Ambergris.” A selection from the ws of Aleister Crowley. Elkin Mathews. ss. fid. net. • •Daily Bread; Book 1. The House cf randies. Book 11. The Garret.” By yyilfrid Wilson ...
... of Mr. Aleister Crowley, when he is not occupied with Berme!. Orders of Golden Dawns and magical mysteries, contrives to an astonishing amount of verse, whit is subsequently published at prices tat beyond the purses of the vulgar. 31r. Crowley is a very ...
... along with this, according to the meaning which the poet himself expounded as being his true intention. Ambergris. By Aleister Crowley.—The author of the poems of which those in this volume are but a selection, humorously announces in a preface that he ...
... is noteworthy is have said Mr Aleister is poet receive quarter from the all for damning him be wrong a in (4) a works Swio-buraian eg ease is light of tell they are pleasanter than commonly the case On the hand Mr Crowley to say that is it in memorable ...
... A NEW RELIGION. A CERTAIN number of literary people know the name or Aleister Crowley as a poet. A few regard him as a magician. But a small and select circle revere him as the hierophant of a new religion. This creed Captain Fuller, in a book on the ...