London, June 17.
The appeal of Mrs, Meurig Morel trance medium, against the, verdict riven. for the. "Di costs against her, was the Court of Appeal to-day, ving judgment, Lord Justice Serutton said that many of the incidents during the case were very regrettable and. to have. public die cussions on matters on which many people felt sincerely and deeply was andi prospect" which ed to do anything he could He was of the opinion that the question whether dead people could speak through the voice of a living Person was a problem practi solvable by the giving of evidence, speak with the greatest rever= ence and in an endeavour not to hurt the feelings of any, sincere believer," his lordship said, "but the idea of trying to establish on evi~ dence before a jury whether there deity or a hell in another world prospect from which any sensible person recoils.
"The existence of w deity or a hell, is a matter for the faith of each individual citizen on such. evidences the individual citizen thinks cone i that he may have faith.
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