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... the family were refused. They assisted at I numerous church bazaar* and other undertakings of a similar kind, and their palmistry business never failed to attract considerable attention. At the grand Maeonic bazaar in the Edinburgh Waverley Market in ...
... PALMISTRY- [COMMtJ N tCATBD. ] Palmistry and palm reading a.e not to-day only, but back many centuries and beon looked upon by many eminent men, even Diving beiog , place amou K the sciecce. the later ages. How it ha* been acquired, aud how it came to ...
... secu'ion of fashionable \Vest-End soothqt.yers. Sir M. White Ridley said the determining point for a prosecution was whether palmistry and such-like practices were followed with a view of fraud or any other un:awful purpose. Mr Swift Mac Neill endeavoured ...
... foresee the nature of the misfortune that was to befall him, or the help ; that be would need. What learned from the : science palmistry, which I have studied, was I that a terrible danger lay before him; that j would subjected to it for period I | could not ...
... IS PALMISTRY FOR GAIN ILLEGAL? At Clerkenwell yesterday four persons were 1 charged on remand under the Vagrants Act with pretending and professing to tell fortunes by palmistry. The defendants practised at Islington —one being the Worlds Fair, Agricultural ...
... pefaznstry for gain waa not 1 offence In the House 1833 Mr Asquith, the then Home Secretary, stated that the mere practice of palmistry not illegal; the essence of the offence created the statute 'wm the intention to impose. Is 1898 Sir Mat' the# White Radley ...
... monkeys are covered with various ridges. Those the palm are bounded the well-known, creases whioh the «o-oaJled science palmistry has been built, bat which are easily explicable by the different flexures the thumb and fingers. These ridges are studded ...
... extensively throughout the country a? Celeste, was fined 40s and costs for unlawfully pretending tell fortunes the practice of palmistry. Edinburgh and Leith Fish Trade Association Dinner.—The annual dinner of the Edinburgh and h Trade Association was hela the ...
... lr find sensible man like Sir vi:> lvttnp ifj his recently pubn 111 the reminiscencea his practical .. bj', |. science of palmistry. Many tatnov.,, ? us. had ihis hand ‘'read” ■v,- ~ es °rier af character Thw notthc tiand' i°okin.g carefully Sir hkli {’ ...
... respects. an ordinary girl except lor hea sensitiv©- nca* to what are known as psyobio impressions. She had some faith in palmistry, astrology Spiritualism, and everything that had anything occult about it. and Hettg sat in tfea sun at Praatwick °o« morning ...
... CHURCH, Loxoside, On WEDNESDAY, 31st July, 1901. Opening at 2 p.m. WORK STALL. REFRESHMENT STALL. FLOWER STALL. JUMBLE STALL. PALMISTRY Miss RUTH KENNEDY from London. 4 to 5 p.m. and 7 to B*3o p.m. HALF-HOUR CONCERTS 3 30 & B*3o p.m. The N lines on the Programme ...
... Milne, Village. Mrs Anderson, Miss Pratt, and Miss Mossie. Flower—Mrs Lawrence, Bridgend. Among other attractions wern a palmistry saloon, presided.over by Miss Ruth Kennedy, London; lawn tennir, and the new game of ping-pong. Half-hour concerts were given ...