... PALMISTRY. At Halifax on Tuesday, Professor Benjamin Whitehead was charged with deceiving and imposing upon persons by moans of palmistry, and was fined 20s. and costs. At Sheffield on Tuesday summons was heard against Professor Bowness, who styles ...

... of doing good in his mind. He was convinced of the legality of palmistry, because it had been stated in the’ House of Commons by the Home Secre- tary on four distinet occasions that palmistry was legal, the last occasion being in the early part of this ...

... PALMISTRY CHARGES. Three Defendants Before Gloucester Bench. WHAT POLICE WITNESSES WERE TOLD. At Gloucester City Petty Sessions Tuesday—before Mr. Harley K. Butt (in tho chair) and other magistrates—Gertrudo Parker, alias Madam Lilley and Thomas Parker ...

... PALMISTRY AT ILFRACOMBE. At Ilfracombe, oq Monday, Vera von Braadt, Marie Lantrow, and Cecilia Stafford were charged with profeasing to tell fortunaa by means of palmistry. Constables in plain clothes r&ited the place, and paid to bare their hands examines ...

... subtle craft, to wit, palmistry,'' on June 22nd, to deceive and impose certain of his Majesty's subjects. Defendant denied the offence. The Deputy Chief Constable (Mr. A. W. Hopkins) said several complaints with regard palmistry in the city had been received ...

... RESEARCHES PALMISTRY. MR. LABOUCHERE'S EXPERIENCES. Mr. Labouchero does not see why the person who tells fortunes at sixpence time should be haled beforo magistrates and fined imprisoned, and the Inspirationists, who practically do the same thing at ...

... PALMISTRY AT ILFRACOMBE. At Ilfracombe, on Monday, Vera yon Brandt Mane lantrow, and Cecilia Stafford wero charged with profeea.ng to tell fortunes by means of palmistry Constables plain clothes visited , ™ have their hands examined V Place, and paid ...

... THE PRACTICE OF PALMISTRY. Four persons were on Tuesday charged, Clerkenwell Police-court, under the Vagrants Act, with professing to tell fortunes by palmistry. For the defence, it was contended that the practice of palmistry for gain was no offence ...

... THE PRACTICE OF PALMISTRY. POLICE OFFICERS AS CLIENTS. Clair St. Clair, alias Professor Francisoa, voluble lady of 50, who described herself as a phrenologist, of Upper Holloway, was charged before Mr. Bros, at the North London Police-court on Wednesday ...

... NO MONEY IN PALMISTRY Hilda Cherry (41). Leicester. was £.'» and at Leicester lor pretending tell fortune*. Slu» told one woman that if she had rim-on the stage she would have been second CJracie Fields, and aeother that she would live till she was s ...

... PALMISTRY AND ASTROLOGY. The quiet little village of Ererdou, Northamptonshire, has bad an extraordinary Herniation, for Evelyn Walker, the daughter of the principal farmer of the locality, suddenly disappeared early last week. For several days she hid ...

... PALMISTRY CHARGES. Three Defendants Before Gloucester Bench. WHAT POLICE WITNESSES WERE TOLD. • At Gloucester City Petty Sessions on Tuesday—before Mr. Harley K. Butt tin the chair) and other magistrates—Gertrude Parker, alias Madam Lilley and Thomas ...