... left the Inkandhla district of ' Zululand. ! The Cabinet met to-day. } At Liverpool to-day, four fashionable exponents of palmistry were summoned for fortune-telling. The Stipendiary fined each £19 or six weeks. THe New Cuter ConstaBLeE oF a meeting of ...

... Bill and asked it shonld read a second time. It snuffed out the antiquated Acts that inflicted whipping on people addicted palmistry, on those who asked for alms—whirh would come rather hard at the present day when everybody was engaged iu gathering sub ...

... said that Lycidas was a touchstone of poetic taste. . Scarborough Corporation will this summer prohibit the practice of palmistry on the sands. At Guildford County Bench Lady Wharncliffe was fined £35 for keeping five dogs without licences. The mails ...

... . The Hcwrborough Corporation will eummer la:bit the practice palmistry the aged 25. of li Heaton, who hi ...

... in truth, doubtful whether reading and writing do combat siifierstition in any great degree ; fortune telling by cards, palmistry, and thn stars does not seem to l>e decreasing, and some of its professors make large incomes, taking lees t.ar higher than ...

... Middlesbrough, described graphologi-t, or ** delineator character handwriting, was accused pretending to tell fortunes palmistry with intent to deceive Her Majesty's subjects at Consett, April 20. The proceedings arose out Lil>eral carnival and trade- ...

... described as a “graphologist,” or ‘‘delineator of character by handwriting, was accused of pretend- ing to tell fortunes by palmistry. The proccedings arose out of a Liberal carnival and trades’ exhibition. The defendant had a saloon in one corner of the ...

... wlio went waxw >rk ex.hibition vvfnre defendant plied her business, and 1:;* fortune told. ■ defendant contendeil that palmistry wa* ahsohittl' a - ...

... JOURNAL, Over 111 nit ratio ns. Latest with FuO Descriptions. A Lesson is rest nuking Free Advertising In Bargain Column. Palmistry. ...

... blazoned forth on their windows, Season over, alarming sacrifice. of their precious comniodites ; the gi[ Sies and the palmistry folk were destitute of the presence of charming young ladies ; one had a whole tram ear to oneself; the donkeys hung their ...

... tin evening those who were minded to P»p int** the future were able consult Madame reen. lady learned in the gentle art palmistry. 9.30 number of hungry one* made tract* for tho supper rooms, whilst many of others joined tho set lancers with which the ...

... questioned as to the cause shed she of viands on Booth's plate, kindly add: inherits* prise the& es bed told by an expert in palmistry that Friend, shall I not help thee to the breast q ' II &skies Little children are hew ing was to hare two husbands, and ...