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... telling fortunes by casting nativities, Cupid’s nosegays, dumb-cakes, love’s cordial, nine keys, physiognomy, cards, dice, palmistry, ring and olive branches, watches, chains, &c. together with full directions for choosing husband, making the dumb speak ...
... lover, and hv tlie lovc-sinitten danis'd. Mo « , tt p’lysiogiiiunist, ronld ealcul even?; | the car Js, vt - the su’di s,- palmistry, nnd could c:i»t nntivirv a h, ;1 .. in one instance alone, respectable vonng lu 'as persuaded by hint to break ofl'a i ...
... the loan of a few millione—the bite and the ballet—will be recommended. The pro- posal of coercive measures by the Whig Palmistry is not a new step on their pert; but we remember that they turned out Sir Robert Peel last year on this question. Circumstances ...
... this description Every person pretending to or professing to tell fortunes, or using any subtle craft, means, or device, by palmistry or otherwise, deceive and impose upon any of her subjects. ** He (Mr. Williams) would suggest that one of the gentlemen who ...
... persons pretending to be Gipsies; all persons pretending to tell “ i fortunes, or using any subtle craft, means, or device, by palmistry, or otherwise to deceive and impose on any of his Majesty’s subjects,” should be deemed ‘ offenders within the meaning of ...
... of the astonished lady. ** I have faith io thy mystic art.” exclaimed the fair Israelite; but dost say thou hast skill in palmistry ?” Have lan existence warmly replied the gypsy ; and with the deep enthusiasm a tenlc daughter of the lonely woods, she proceeded ...
... reward thy kindness with the piesent of her hand and heart- Farewell! * Stay ! —how knowest thou this ?• * By my skill in palmistry.* * strange J’ * Rut ‘tis most true • * Canst thou inform me of the lady's present residence ?' Most certainly.’ * Will gold ...
... niorniug, was poor Southern, who, despite the late lamented Thomas Darts’s” denunciation of tho Saxon shilling,” had, the palmistry of that talismanic coin, bound himself her Majesty, her heirs, and successors, un:U discharged from service in the ” Fighting ...