... hearing was resumed, before Mr. Justice and a special jury, in the King's Bench Division yesterday, of the libel action by Aleister Crowley, an author, against Miss .Nina H&mmett, authoress of a book entitled Laughing Torso, which he alleged imputed that ...

... a re Coward Alexander Crowley. author. ceiving order made on February 1 against Senior Official Receiver. Mr. E. Parke, said that Crowley, Who had stated that he was also @ psychiatrist, and was commonly known as Aleister Crowley, estimated his Habilities ...

... that they should he cisclosed when Mrs. Sedgwick was in the witness-box?— Yes. Crowley. giving evidence, said he was an author and poet writing under the name of Aleister Crowley. He was plaintiff in the He heard action of Constable and another. that Mrs ...

... Chancery Court yesterday of a pending action between two rival colliery undertakings Page 12 Cross-examination, of Mr. Aleister Crowley, the plaintiff the black magic libel action, was continued throughout yesterday the King's Bench Division. Page 12 at ...

... Black Magic libel action came before Lords Justices Greer, Slesser, and Roche in the Court of Appeal yesterday. Mr. Aleister Crowley, the author, appealed from the Judgment Mr. Justice Swiff action brought by him against Miss Hlna Hamnett, author a book ...

... Hilbery referred to articles in which Mr. Crowley was described The king depravity.' The wickedest man the world, The ma,n. we would like to hang. u Another traitor trounced. and 4t The notorious Aleister Crowley. Mr. Justice Swift: It said of you ...

... Little Sunshine Alleging that passages in a book, entitled Laughing Torso, imputed that he practised black magic, Aleister Crowley brought libel action before Mr. Justice Swift and special jury In the King's Bench Division yesterday. The defence was ...

... 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 ...

... e@unce, & ber, 1932, when Mr. William Brewis (76), a oe wealthy retired farmer, of Rowley, near Con- FOUR BRADFORD WOMEN. Aleister Crowley’s Security Se, sett, and Miss Catherine Nesbitt (24), his =e >. bi es housekeeper, were found in their cottage for Costs ...

... London, Mr. Wilfrid Latter, on behalf of the son, Mr. Edward Alexander Crowley (Aleister aie ted uipment 32/6. ‘eporter to-day that pilots It was announced itn London to-day that Crowley, the author) said to-da: he had Matron of a School Takes Glass 72/6 ...

... that the extension of (prosecuting), said he would be Bone SAILS. new crop A. Hawkyard, the. presiding magistrate Mr. Aleister Crowley is alleged to unable to call any evidence as to a G. 50125012 L.Mid.Goot.iet.P 84 83!2 Plate st the Corporation terminal ...