... Yikaia and Austrian Gallic:La. Au engagement said to have taken place near Biala, on the frontiers of • heteven a body of palmistry sad a ?sextant of cavalry, which of the latter is stated to have been killed. Great alarin appears to have been felt In many ...

... justice to Inland. first gem of the see. with the oft-repeated rulogiuus of her high mountains. and peen valleys, and fine palmistry. It was • very fine thing, we have little doubt, to the Radicals of Nottingham to listen to the torrent of blarney eloq•renee ...

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... foretelling of future events ledge of the stars, was anciently held in high repute, •wd kings and princes had their star-gax«w. Palmistry, too. or the predicting offortunes the lines oft lie hand, much practised eastern climes, and even in Britain; and the sun-bnrnt ...

... Rey. Tasea.r M nit cosisiater of the Celled Presbyteria (-larch, in the twenty-swath year of his ass ad the first of hi. Palmistry. At No. 4, St Vierat Street, ea the 13th jest., Haar, thseabter Mr Ada. At en the 11114 1001. , Piteous, Esq. of Pilsen* ...

... been imposing upon the credulous the working classes in this town, by pretending to ! rule planets and tell fortunes by palmistry, was brought up in custody of the Police, charged with obj taining various sums money from divers persons by professing to ...

... °nvl en you ' re indiQ,d | V.' ! hell-bred fiend, p. ° Qn beneath VS^'™ 0 scaith, the dead. For nane o' a' the core, In palmistry had siccan lore; 44 In Jenny's bonny hand are more 44 Lines o' guid luck, 44 Than I ha'e read for tomonds four, 44 In—nature's ...

... hoc omne should all down together to the limbo of vanity with the dreams of alchemy, the elixir vitae, the j catholicon, palmistry, witchcraft, astrology, mystery. [ fable, and other forgotten impostures of earlier days. ...

... telling for- tunes by casting nativities, Cupid's noce-gays, dumb cakes, love's cordial, nine keys, physiognomy, cards, dice, palmistry, ring and olive branctes, watches, chains, &c., together with full directions for choosing a husband, making the dumb speak ...

... but there is generally some great characteristic difference between the magicians of one country and those of another. The palmistry of India has now spread all over Europe ; the divinations among the ancient Romans, by the inspection of the entrails of ...

... none others to gather knowledge from but ye; but now that the privilege ours to aearch for ourselves, we will trust in such palmistry yours was no more ! It is a needless disputed question still, to whether Scotland or England was the first to set the example ...

... Encyclopaedia of Geography. The Bohemians. —This name is generally applied to those wanderers who profess to tell fortunes palmistry, und whose talents arc dancing, singing, and thieving. Pasquin makes their origin ascend to the year 1427, when twelve penancers ...