... for bearing yesterday, blzrjeant Ba'tontine, for the ddendant. objected to the wording of the conviction, the words by palmistry or otherwise having been omitted. After a long dis. cussion, the magistrate' , declared %Dentine's objection Wel, and that ...

... case coming on yeaterday, Sergeant Ballantine, for the defendant, objected to the wording of the conviction, the words by palmistry or otherwise having been omitted. After a long discussion, the Courtdeclared Sergeant Ballantine's objection fatal, and ...

... the case yesterday without the facts being entered into or the of law deoided, because of the the omission of the words “•palmistry oc otherwise” in the appeal case. Evidence will now forthcoming in support of the charge of conspiracy. ...

... ap* plied. If I had set out palmistry” friend might have said this offence is not palmistry,” while it I had added or otherwise” he would have said the offence waa not clearly set forth. The offence however, cognate to palmistry. Mr. Cooper observed that ...

... whom there were about thirty present. When Serjeant Ballantine took his preliminary objection that the omission the words palmistry or otherwise” from the conviction must prove fatal to it, and the Court retired to consider the point, the judge locked himself ...

... money by illegal crafts, and subtle devices having broken down because the indictment did not a'so set out the words by palmistry or otherwise, the learned professor has applied for another summons, and it has beel granted. The luxury of prosecuting ...

... coming on yesterday, Serjeant Ballantine, fee the defendant, objected to I the wording of the conviction, the words by palmistry or otherwise having been emitted. After a loug decussion, the magistrates declared Serjeant Ballantine's objection fatal ...

... ether. mite. t.. Or I a opus her Hamill s oullerrs, .terami • foga. • ragaho. If. submitted that asks@ the. ors ed using palmistry:* or similar sea tho tot maid Asa apply to hits After heartas the spiv, Lordskup def. f ZO4 radvnent I. • M' RE TEAORDIES ...

... upon her Majesty subjects, shall deemed rogue and a vagabond.” He submitted that unless the offender was convicted of using palmistry,” or similar acts, the Act could not apply to him. After hearing the arguments on both sides, their Lordships deferred judgment ...

... limited to the words palmistry wise/* The clause included all persons who to fortunes provided deception was practised by so, including palmistry or otherwise.” r quite clear the act complained of was not broui: within the words ** palmistry or otherwise,” ...

... judgment confirming the conviction of Monck under the Vagrancy Act. It is said that, as in the case of Slade, the words palmistry or otherwise” had purposely beA omitted, but the omission docs not afiect the prisoner’s conviction. fire broke out yesterday ...

... Queen’s Bench. The principal question for the decision of the superior court will be whether j the omission of the words palmistry or other- wise” iuralidatod the conriotion ruled by the Assistant-J udge. A ,r ross case of cruelty to bnlloct came before ...