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... erc is Tragedy— JUDGE HORRIFIED BY “BLASPHEMOUS STUFF” SURPRISE VISIT TO GIANT LINER PRINCE OF WALES AT CLYDEBANK Aleister Crowley in hit ceremonial ...
... erc is Tragedy— JUDGE HORRIFIED BY “BLASPHEMOUS STUFF” SURPRISE VISIT TO GIANT LINER PRINCE OF WALES AT CLYDEBANK Aleister Crowley in hit ceremonial ...
... the hearing of libel action in which Crowley was the pluiutiff. The letters referred to the payment certain expenses firm solicitors to Mrs. Sedgwick, who was witness iu the action. Giving evidence yesterday, Crowley described himself author and poet writing ...
... thews firemen trying to extricate the trapped victims. for alleged libel in the High Court yesterday. The plaintiff, Aleister Crowley, author, was questioned about poems and hoots had written which counsel held to bo indecent. Mr. Orswlsy admitted that ...
... IN LONDON FLAT Libel Suit Admissions Reference to ‘‘human sacrifice'’ was made in* the High Court yesterday, when Mr. Aleister Crowley, the author, was further cross-examined about his writings, during the resumed hearing of his action for alleged libel ...
... Thoroughly Enjoy..WHEN PARTNERS SIT SIDE BY SIDE. ROVER, or Pirate, Bridge originated in America, its inventor being a Mr. Aleister Crowley, and was introduced Into this country about the end of the Great War. Its outstanding feature is the introduction into ...
... series of articles dealing with the career of a Mr. Aleister Crowley he was charged with immorality, The defence was that the articles did not libel the plaintiff, but referred solely to Mr. Crowley. Mr. Samuel McGregor Mathers, a witness, said he assumed ...
... Secrets of magical elixir which ' old can be anade young again were parti revealed Mr. Aleister Crowley National Laboratory of Psychical 1 London la'St night. Mr. Crowley is well-known and occultist a.nd a member of the mysteri l Cult Adepts. He said this ...
... magical elixir by ■which * can be unade young again were parti , ■evealed Mr. Aleister Crowley y Mational Laboratory of Psychical Res^* 1 ' ,u London last night. Mr. Crowley is well-known ind occultist a>nd member of the mysteri Cult »>f Adepts. He said ...
... Alfred Wingate (Herbert Jenkins. 7'6). “Voices Off.” Alfred Gordon Bennett (G. Duckworth and Co.. 7/6). “ Moonebild.” by Aleister Crowley (The Man drake Press, 10/6). “Who are You?” by Henrietta Leslie (Jarrolds, Ltd., 7/6). “Sketch of a Sinner,” Frank S ...
... DISCLOSURE OF UNCLEAN POEMS JURY’S “SENSE” THE Court of Appeal yesterday dismissed the appeal of Mr. Aleister Crowley, the author, with ■osts. r. Crowley appealed from the meat of Mr. Justice Swift in >el action brought against Nina Hammett, authoress ig-hing ...
... Foyle Literary Luncheon to-day. He sat at the top table with the chairman, the Marchioness Townsend, on one side, and Mr. Aleister Crowley the other. He was a very silent guest, which is probably a virtue, but then he was a wax-work figure from Tussaud’s, ...