... or device, by palmistry or otherwise, to deceive or impose on any of her Majesty’s subjects. I think that, in order to constitute this offence, two things are necessary—namely,using some subtle craft, means, or device, like palmistry, and attempt deceive ...

... brought up, under tne Vagrant Act, charged with having, on the 23rd of October, by certain subtile means.craft, or device, by palmistry or otherwise, imposed on George H. Hepplestone and Henry Bedford Lodge, at Huddersfield, and he pleaded not guilty. Mr Lockwood ...

... brought up, under the Vagrant Act, charged with having, on the 23rd of October, by certain subtle means, craft, device, palmistry or otherwise, imposed on Geo. H. Ilopplestone and Henry Bedford Lodge, at Huddersfield, and pleaded not guilty. Mr. Lockwood ...

... taken before the magistrates Huddersfield yesterday, on the charge of having, certain subtle means, craft, or device, by palmistry, or otherwise, imposed upon certain persons. He pleaded not guilty. Several witnesses were examined, and the Court adjourned ...

... befor thle HAddersfild m agistrates on Satur- ; day, chalged with having used certain subtle craft, naeans, or devices by palmistry or other- wise, whereby he had imposed on certain of her Majesty's subjects. Monck gave out that he was a mediium, and, ...

... charged under the Vagrant Act with having, on 23rd October, at Huddersfield, by certain subtle means, craft, or devices, palmistry or otherwise, imposed upon >nd deceived George Henry Heppleston, Henry Bedford Lodge, and others of her Majesty’s subjects ...

... before the magistrates at Haddoreficht on Friday, vu the chatage of basing, by certain subtle means, craft, or device, by palmistry, or otherwise, imposed upon certain persons. He pleaded not guilty. Several witnesses were examined, and the Court adjourned ...

... of Monck v. Hilton was heard. The appel- lant, a so-called 8piritualist, was convicted under the Vagrancy Act for using palmistry and subtle devices to defraud her Majesty's subjects. The appeal against the decision of the Hudderefield Bench was grounded ...

... appeal of Youok r.lto* was beard. The spell/set, who is a ao-called Spiritualist. convicted soder the Vagratry Act for using palmistry sad other subtle devices to defraud her Majesty's ratierts. The appeal, which was agroinst the derision of the Huddersflekl ...

... Monek r. Hilton was herir.l. The appellaat, who is a so-called Spiritualist was convicted under the Vograncy A 4 for using palmistry and other subtle to defraud her 'Mak-4We . subjects. The .tprewl, which,,seta the deoision of the li ulderitiekl Bondi, was ...

... appeal case coming to-day, Serjeant Ballantine, for the defendant, objected to the wording of the conviction, the words by palmistry or otherwise” having been omitted. After a long discussion, magistrates declared Serjeant Ballantine’s objection fatal, and ...

... cases from the clutches of the law, took exception yes- Iterday to the wording of the conviction, owing to the words 1by palmistry or otherwise having been omitted. After a long discussion, the Court held the objection fatal, and the convic- tion. was ...