... Contingencies; containing the Art of Divination by the Sciences of Astrology, Physiognomy, Geotnan,cv, and Chir,mancy or Palmistry; the Signification of Moles, and the Method of receiving Oracles by Dreams, also Mathematical Magi ; to which is added the ...

... George Ben bow. this torn, in fear of his life ; Sarah Wat- on, A*to;i, a rogue and vagabond, pretending skilled the science palmistry, and tellinir; Whlliam for leaving his wife and tamily the irifli of Merivale. Committed Stafford gaol. IVter Southall and ...

... slick proper dimensions, and there, enclosed between the fsggot pile and the coal-shed, stood the gipsy, in the very set of palmistry, conning the lines of fate in Harriet’s hand. Never was stronger contrast than that between the old withered sybil, dark ...

... peep therein. her possession was found work disclosing some of the mysteries of the art, commencing with the science of palmistry, and thence proceeding into the more occult branches of the profession. She had also a bag weli filled with silver, acquired ...

... peep therein. In her possession was found work, disclosing some of the mysteries of the art, commencing with the science of palmistry, and thence proceeding into the more occult branches of the profession. She had also a bag well filled with ailver, acquired ...

... at learned the art eminent and learned professor practised it four years He also learned the of the cards and practised palmistry the use of the not before aw are liable to punishment unless witchcraft Mr Clive said if case relied on the the complainant ...

... eminent and learned professor, and had tised it for four years. He had also | earned the mystery of the cards and practised palmistry aud the use of the planets, and he was not before aware that he was liable to punishment unless he practised witcheraft.—Mr ...

... handed down to their children as heir-looms, and frequently remained in one family for many generations. Their practice of palmistry was the next prominent feature of their character : the minor characteristics—such as their trades, dress, &e.. he should ...

... game,and just as honest, as the little knack his lordship had of “ the King at ecarte!—A pretty aame for a pro- fessor of palmistry—Lord de Kuse! in one Word, it 13 Cie er than the comet, or the claim to it con- tested by Le Verrier Adam, (my vote ana interest ...

... electric which sure game and just as as the little knack his lordship of nobbling” at ecarte pretty name for professor of palmistry— Lord de Ruse! one word it clearer the comet or the claim it by Le Verrierand vote interest were all for Father Adam) and ...