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... doctors, Our forefatberalead not mote implicit faith 14i the trickeries - and ? and jejeglecies of the sciences of antrotogy, palmistry, and wixardism,- than too many of their posterity-the wiser feola of our time-have in the medical sclence? of alleviating ...
... Migratory hordes, whose whereabouts from September to May is as much a secret vVrCyjJA the swallow’?, and whose profession is palmistry in all its branches. Behold pantomime in real life : processions of harlequins and columbines, clowns in cavalcades; and ...
... landscape drawing, a We of Sir Joshua • Mr. Bolton, ditto, for room landscape &swiss, • of Mr. Macdonald, dine, for descriptive palmistry, a wink fa Fronk. The following gentlemen mists of the theoretical clue, having passed their examination. at the academy ...
... the Irishman's crab—it adyanced backwards. Englishmen were men of progress, and they would have none of the Jesuitry or palmistry either of that or of Popery (cheers). Mr. G. R. Clarke spoke in support of the motion. Lord John Russell had stated in his ...
... the Irishman's crab— it advanced back- wards. Englishmen were men of progress, and they would have none of the Jesuitry or palmistry either of that or of Popery (cheers). Mr. G. R. Clarke spoke in support of the motion. The paragraph of the address was carried ...
... the Irishman's crab—it advanced backwards. Englishmen were men of progress, and they would have none of the Jesuitry or palmistry either of that or of Popery (cheers). Mr. G. Rochfort Clarke supported the resolution. He said that even when this country ...
... should be able to survive the judicial subtleties and refinements. Bentham classed law with the sham sciences of alchymy, palmistry, and astrology, on the ground of its dislike to the use of plain language; and a more edifying exhibitionof its jargon has ...
... any Act ebould able to intyire the indkSmibtletie* and refinement*. Bentham clamed {aw with the sham sciences of alohymy, palmistry, and lh, ground of it* dislike the us* of its jargon haererely been presented than the Tarions ronetrnotiona to which the ...
... that any Act should be able to vive the judicial subtleties and refinements. classed law with the sham sciences of alchymy, palmistry, and astrology, on tiie ground of its dislike to the use plain language; and a more edifvin'g exhibition of its jargon has ...
... spelt or not. The terms used may also indicate the writer's ordinary temper. Oraphiology Ia not to be ranked exactly with palmistry. Vie answers given to enquiries partake more of quizzing than Curling, New Bond-street; or Mr. Stafford, Burlingtonstreet ...
... and Iily, tbeMa1taras,+ 4 acd Casaubon, wonlcs on Geoncacey, Astrology, Ihzar or the I Summoiing of Devils, Osteonsency, Palmistry, Oneiromancy, and Divication. The relics of his library still stand side by side there, to be eaten by the worms. to Late ...