... num. bers ; explanatory treatises upon dreams ; .disqui- sitions upon the most approved modes of cutting cards ; guides to palmistry ; observations upon the new method of casting nativities j with hints., im, provements, and criticisms, on the various other ...

... r some. ?? similar to a hoar 'rost, and which had a sul. \ aT> us taste arid effluvium- ' M rs . W- , hose knowledge of palmistry has rendered her s ' celcbtated, is I ere : su-p'cious hus- bands and d --jetted wives have applied to her by Jhc-ves to ...

... ORIGINAL POETRY. TO THE SIBYL. •* tome— s_e*7 thy little white hand to me, Thou shalt be taught by palmistry. Sibyl! Thou hast sent to me Words of blessed augury ; Thou dost speak of happiness — Kind and soothing Prophetess ! Wilt thou, wilt thoo ...

... study from the life. Every line of aii expressive and marked countenance tells of the rough gales of the ocean. There is a palmistry in the face of the weather-beaten veteran which makes it impossible to mistake his nautical calling. 9. A Solicitor. Henry ...

... it the better is the only obsersa- tion we can tru-t ourselves to apply to it. No. 51. A Ru-iic ; No. b7. Juvenile Palmistry ?? No. 84. 'lhe Bu*tic Toilet; No. 92. Interior of a Stable : No. 98. Candlelight Fffect ; No. 178. Miss Jemima ( ...

... exceeding thirty -Bine upon the bare back Now, under that Act, persons who went about in the West Indies practising the obi, or palmistry, or any other nonsen- sical superstition, were subject to punishment; but the Act , c! George 111. did not allude to such ...

... reviewed at pleasure. But the selection is good, and there is no conceal- ment of its being a selection. There is no humbug or palmistry, for Captain Marryat, with sailor-like frankness, seems to be aware that, like all other pe- riodical writers, he must have ...

... description:— Every person pretending to or professing to tell fortunes, or using any subtle craft, means, or device, by palmistry or otherwise, to deceive and impose upon any of her Majesty's subjects. He (Mr. Williams) would suggest that one of | the ...

... pretended to tell fortunes by the stars, and any poor gipsy who might be brought before him for pretending to do the same by palmistry or the cards, or any other device. The defendant was held to bail for his reappearance for the completion of the depositions ...

... se- cures an interest in the feelings of the interesting (litana. I'he chief, who is an adept in physiognomy as well as palmistry, discovers that something like a love affair is growing up between the young Frenchman and the female whom ho considers as ...

... spair, he has recourse to a young gipsy, who is the familiar spirit of the place, and mixed in every epi- sode of intrigue — palmistry being only the least of her talents — she is an enchantress, and our roue, who dis- believes everything else, believes in ...

... eminent and learned professor, and had practised it for four years. He bad alco learned the mystery ofthe cards, and practised palmistry and the use of the planets, and he was not before aware that Le was liable to punishment unless-he practised witchcraft. ...