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... the county ; bat if above that ems IN our of the asperior Courts of Westminster. E. It. ( Jeld.street.)-I',rame protasis, palmistry or fortune-telling are deemed rogues andeagaboseds ; and Bible, for the first effence, to be imprisoned tor 3 calendar months ...

... bate, administration will be granted to one or more of the children. T. NV. S. OThitechapel..)—Any person pretending to palmistry, or to'. t, fortunes, is deemed a rogue and vagabond, arid punishabk by statie• • George IV., e. 83. A. B. C. (Chelotes.)—ris ...

... novelty, contains:— Secrets of the Invisible World; *. &unedited Cases of oupernatural Vhdtation ;'' The Whole Art of Palmistry; enabling every person, from the lines In their band, to tell their future fate; Carteildts for the original Tricks with ...

... upwards of 2.010 Id. 4 ~rah. t , Mr. T Harper. The Orehestni will be complete in every department . 5. THE SC lENI T OF PALMIsTRY, or Fortune Telling the Hand, ed. Leader and Musleal Di r ector , Mr. Raw G. STI:ADEI.I..‘, or the roner or soul. by W. S ...

... will always have spade and t m he ore o t nig ha h n , a or sh t a h t e lo t w uol of s inclined to have more faith in palmistry—the • try f re li it. e Voe futu re thae fortune of a may be nim:h easier read ty the use of these than by any astral art ...