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... conclusion of his remarks, which were characterized with much ability, Mr. Matthews performed a number of experiments in palmistry, &c. which were very interesting and amusing, serving as they did to illustrate the former portion of the lecture. A! vote ...
... nt caused by the return to this country of two more regiments &wig the Crimean war, which reduced the number of Queen's Palmistry corps ia the Presidencies from twenty-four to twenty-two. The events at Hong. long, bowevey, rendered it pecuniary to change ...
... Keystone. Wild Honey, Heme, Broadlands.Trabuco, Wanderer. Old Times, Medallion, Dispute, Sunbeam, Lady El_zab-.tn.Lo, 3. Palmistry, Sa_ii_st__a_., ?? Figdale, Conductor, Tbe EngHsh Rose, Apothecary's dam. A Plate of 50 *ov*. (Handicap) for all ages. The ...
... Keystone, Wild Honey, Herne, Broadlands, Trabuco, Wanderer, Old Times, Medallion, Dispute, fihsebeam, Lady Elizabeth, Lot 3, Palmistry, Satinstone, Figdale, Conductor, The English Bose, and eh out of Apothecary's dam. The Gbasd Staid Stakes (20 subs.) —Haymaker ...
... Jo!in i Hodgson was charged at the police-court on Tuesday with hosing milaw fully pretended to use subtle craft,*to wit, palmistry,*to deceive and impose on certain of her Majesty's subjects. Front the evidence adduced it appeared that the informant, Elizabeth ...
... usual very TUB SDAY, from Ten till live. FORD'S PECTOILILL BALSAM OF HOREHOUND DOR the relief and awe el Combe, and all Palmistry el pappartias l. P he hob Herehosad. and its ht those Mamma Leap sad ret*ately ham ever aimittal hy the lama eminent Otydaaet ...
... Newman'. Devoniensis (111 b) Mr ber's Tbe Snipe lb) Mr C Bar opperthweite's !by Trapper- Bartel (61b) Mr W. Day's f by Vedette-Palmistry (Sib) . Mr Formby's e by Filbert. dam by Cotherstone-Polydera (Sib) Mr Hsiford 's Crown Diamond Mr Hargreaves' a by Teddingi ...
... 8D L Newman's Devonfeasts (31b) Mr Barber's The Snipe Mr Copperthwaite's by Trapper —Bache! ( Mb) Mr W. I)ayn by Vedette -Palmistry Mr Formby's* by Filbert. dam by Cotherstoaw—Polydoia (Mb) Mr Belford's • Crows Diamond . .. Mr Hargreaves' e by Teddies ...
... made the fools of the other senses, he relates to his audience, and practically illustrates by some very expert tricks of palmistry or sleight-of-hand tunny of the lesdieg delusions by which the most able wizerds of the day are able to deceive the eyes ...
... project, of which we have not to discuss the practical possibility, but which war so far advanced that there exists at the Palmistry of Foreign Affairs the minute of the circular which M. De La Ferronays addressed to the French diplomatic agents to impart ...
... He was skilful, also, at compounding lovepotions and infallible salves for broken heads, and was an adept in portent and palmistry. He was as welcome to the castle as to the cottage ; and found as comfortable a corner by the abbey fire as in the chimney ...
... it is enacted that Every person pretending or professing to tell fortunes or n-ing any snbtle craft, means, or device, bv palmistry or otherwise, to deceive and impose upon any of His Majesty’s subjects; every person wandering abroad i and lodging in any ...