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... chiefly consists running a silver coin along the lines that cross the palm, may pretend to importance under the designation of palmistry; chiromancy was of a much more pretentious nature. tract which has appeared in Paris connection with the Pantin murders shows ...
... Bath.—At the Bath potty session yesterday an old gipsy, named Mary Davis, was charged with pretending to tell fortunes by palmistry and cards, thereby defranding two servant girls, named Elizabeth Jliison and Emily Garland, October last. It appeared that ...
... Vagrant Act. By that Act it is provided that every person professing to tell fortunes, or by subtle means or devices, by palmistry or otherwise, to deceive or impose upon any of her Majesty's subjects, shall be deemed to gudty of the offence of vagrancy ...
... under the Vjjrsnt Act with having, at Huddersiield, on the 23rd of rctober, used certain subtle craft, means, or devices, palmistry or otherwise, whereby he had imposed npon (irtsin of her Majesty's subjects, Geo. Hepplestono and Bedford Lodge. MrLcsiwooJ ...
... brought charged under the Vagrant Act with on the 23rd Oct., Hudderafield, by certain subtle means, craft, or device, by palmistry or otherwise, imposed upon and deceived George Henry Heppleston, Henry Bedford Lodge, and others of her Majesty's subjects ...
... queation to be disposed of is whether the words or otherwise can be construed to apply the case of a spiritualist, neither palmistry nor anything of the ordinary practice fortune telling was resorted to the seances oi Dr. ...
... brings itself within the cognisance of our law. There undoubtedly persons who stiU believe that fortunes may be told by palmistry and such other processes, but old women are punished for extorting money out of raw country servant-girls under the pre> ...
... appeal; Monck r. Hilton '' was heard. The appellant, socalled spiritualist, 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 Huddersfield bench was grounded ...
... from the old Act against gipsies or Egyptians, and was aimed at the practice of telling fortunes by palmistry or by things ejusdem generis with palmistry such as chromancy, or looking at the lines of the face, and did not apply to the evocation of spirits ...