... WITCHCRAFT CASE APPEALS Mrs. Helen Duncan, the medium, sentenced to nine months' imprisonment in the Witchcraft Act trial at the Old Bailey, is appealing before three Judges in the Court of Criminal Appeal on Tuesday. Her appeal is against conviction ...

... Raymond Worth, told the court. There was a muttered conversation between the two, and I caught the words: B-- twister.' M= Helen Duncan, 46, a They grabbed the ghost at the seance. Lieutenant S. 11. Worth, left, and P.C. T. C. Cross, of the Portsmouth City ...

... TO SIGN ON Men born between April 1, 1926, and June 30, 1926, register under the National Service Acts on Saturday. Helen Duncan . was invited to shake hands with his dead sister Sally. He took hold of fat, clammy hand which was undoubtedly human At another ...

... for trial at. the Old Bailey Fake seances to cheat be- reaved people. including war bereaved were alleged. The medium, Helen Duncan, 46, giving addresses in Edinburgh and Portsmouth, was accused of conspiring to cheat and defraud for the average price ...

... never falter or withdraw their hands from the task they have undertaken. WITCHCRAFT CASE APPEALS DISMISSED Appeals of Mrs. Helen Duncan, Mrs. Frances Brown, Ernest Ed w a r d Hartland Homer and Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Jones against their conviction at the Old ...

... peared on a screen, and found it was a spiritualist medium. This was alleged at Portsmouth Police Court yesterday when rs. Helen Duncan, 45, of Kirkhill-drive, Edinburgh, and Miln-road, Portsmouth, was remanded charged under the agrancy Act with pretending ...

... , went into the witness-box at the Old Bailey yesterday to describe experiments carried out to test the powers of Mrs. Helen Duncan, spiritualist medium. Mrs. Duncan, Ernest Edward Hartland Horn e r, druggist, Elizabeth Anne Jones, and Mrs. Frances Brown ...

... HAIR awry, her brown felt hat fallen to the floor of the dock, and with a sobbing moan, Oh, isn't there a God? Mrs. Helen Duncan, who had collapsed when the Recorder, Sir Gerald Dodson, passed sentence of nine months' imprisonment on her, left the ...

... causing a public mischief at services In a Psychic Centre above a drug store in Copnor-road, Portsmouth, are: — Mrs. Helen Duncan, 46, a medium; Ernest Edward Hartland Homer, druggist; Elisabeth Anne Jones, said to be known as Mrs. Homer; and Mrs. Frances ...

... at the end of yesterday's hearing the defence announced that they were going to call forty or fifty more witnesses. Mrs. Helen Duncan. a medium. Ernest Edward Hartland Homer, a Portsmouth druggist, Elizabeth Anne Jones, said to be known as Mrs. Homer. floor ...

... public mischief. Duncan could produce spirits, shown a p arrot Lieutenant Worth that Mrs. ■ T he n the audience were Min Helen Duncan, 46, a M.P. hints at an. other members being Lady If the prosecution's case and that her spirit guide lased 5.4 Astor ...