FREEMAN WILLS CROFTS
... every one America either praising or protesting. BERNARD GILBERT TYLER OF BARNET A long, novel the author Old Kuylaud ALEISTER CROWLEY THE DIARY OF A DRUG FIEND A brilliantly written and human document. ...
... every one America either praising or protesting. BERNARD GILBERT TYLER OF BARNET A long, novel the author Old Kuylaud ALEISTER CROWLEY THE DIARY OF A DRUG FIEND A brilliantly written and human document. ...
... monologue; just talk. And at the end 300 pages of Cumberland's entertaining gossip come again to the Cafe Royal, meet Aleister Crowley. He heavy, dark man. and he sat in conspicuous place looking as picturesque Nature would allow him. discussed poetry ...
... arranged for to-night to be addressed Hr. Aleister Crowley on subject of “The Mediaeval Magician,” but at the last minute the lecture was cancelled. The Secretary of the Society, Mr. H. Speaight, sent a letter to Mr. Crowley as follows: am writing to tell you ...
... LECTURE. Reported Intervention by Roman Catholic Chaplain. With reterence to the banning of a lecture on black magic by Mr. Aleister Crowley to the Oxford University Poetry Society, the Vice-Chancellor is said to be annoyed at the impression conveyed that the ...
... vulgar, was the subject of a motion before Mr. Justice Lawrence in the Vacation Court, to-day. Mr. Edward Crowley, an author, known as Aleister Crowley, asked for an injunction against Mesers. Constable, publishers, and Messrs. Charles Wittingham and Griggs ...
... Griggs, Ltd. Plaintiff in the action is Mr. Edward Alexander Crowley, an author. Mr. C. Gallop (for plaintiff) said that Mr. Crowley was an author who wrote under the style of Aleister Crowley, and he complained of passages in the book, and in particular ...
... who was a defendant in the action. The other defendants were the publishers and printers. Mr. Crowley was an author who wrote under the style of Aleister Crowley, and he complained passages in the book, and in particular,” said Mr. Gallop, “of passages which ...
... AUTHOR SUED Mr. Aleister Crowley Alleges Libel “STRONG” AFFIDAVIT In the Vacation Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice du Parcq. mention was again made of the motion by Mr. Edward Alexander Crowley, the author, whose penname is Aleister ...
... grant an interim injunction to stop further pub- lication of Miss Ethel Mannin’s book “Confessions and Impressions.” Mr. Aleister Crowley, the author, seeking the injunction against Jarrolds Publishers (London), William Brendon and _ 6ons, printers, and Mrs ...
... Christt- contempt for all anity?—I think that is quite wrong. I have not contempt for all the doctrines of Christianity. Mr. Aleister Crowley ...
... defined in a remark able libel action before Mr. Justice Swift and a special jury in the King’s Bench Division to-day. Aleister Crowley, an author, sued Miss Nina Hamnett, authoress of a book called ‘“‘Laughing Torso.”’ He alleged that passages in the book ...
... Years. Asked about another poem, Mr. Crowley the author of those words has been “dead for years.” Mr. Hilbery: Is the Aleister Crowley who wrote that dead? Plaintiff: Do I look like it? It is not Aleister Crowley who wrote that. It is an I ...