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... H. ILLIDOR, ESQ.. Representing an old Sybil telling the Fortune of a beautiful Young Lady. *' Gre*l skill tare they palmistry.”—Cowreß. There are lilies round iby angel brow. Fair child of hopeless sorrow; Like thee their glories all shall fade before ...
... the small frythe little counties, as It were, in sibedule B; and nest those places have the fewest electors. Saccesa is palmistry and election arts render them yet bolder, they will soon fly ate higher game, and theu the Whigs will rub their eyes and ...
... gipsey, looked extremely interesting. The character was well sustained, and she appeared a perfect mistress of the art of palmistry. King Mr, as a fencing master in the reign of Louis XV Kirby Mr, in a fancy dress Kidd Charles, as a Tyrolese chamois hunter ...
... fortunes told by parties who could s nen `'n„ their own. He read that part of the Act of Perlman,' against fortune-telling, by palmistry , or other device, n as „Sentenced the elder prisoner to three m o nths' im p rison- The child was discharged. ,LUE ACADIA ...
... fortunes told by parties who could not tell their own. He read that part of the act of parliament against fortune-telling, by palmistry or other device, and sentenced the elder prisoner to three months' imprisonment. The child was discharged. MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE ...
... fortunes told by parties who could not tell their own. He read that part of the act of parliament against fortune-telling, by palmistry or other device, and sentenced the elder prisoner to three months' imprisonment. The child was discharged. MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE ...
... fortun* s told by parties who could not tell their own. read that part of the act parliament against fortune-telling, by palmistry or other device, nnd sentenced the elder prisoner three months' imprisonment. The child was discharged.— Liver/km! Si an ...
... Glass—Water produced from a dry stick, a knife, other suMance proposed—Chinese ribbons—Culling and restoring the handkerchief—Palmistry and Legerdemain. Thise tricks will be introduced afterwards explained, to illustrate the Lecture, and give philosophical ...
... arrived in the c time of Henry VIII., they inet the taste of tire vulgar _ by pretended skill in astrology and the art of palmistry, bringing with them their native tricks of juggling. That the Gipsies are of the race mentioned can scarcely be doubted, ...
... 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 tor pretending to do the same by palmistry, or the cards, or any other device. The defendant was held to bail for his ru-appearance for tbe com- pletion of the depositions ...
... pretended to tell fortunes by the stars, and any poor Gipsy who might be brought before him for pretending to do the same palmistry or tbe cards or any other device. Tbe defendant was held to bail for his re-appearance for the completion of the depositions ...