... the Court any opinion as t.. It. lUrritß. PALMISTRY PROSECUTION. ♦ cipsy nam , 4l Selina Lovell has been arrested • Macy. m•ar !ttourbridge. and at Brier:ey Hill,on the chime( ailing +oink moans by palmistry to defraud William Deny. found On,, in trouble ...

... Phrenology never did have such a fashionable vogue as palmistry. and now a rival to the latter has entered the arena of fashionable erases, or thrills, as our American cousins have it. We are told palmistry is doomed. The new cult is prettily named Glo ...

... Harris; whilst millinery competitions were superintended by Mimes Lobb and Brewer. Mus Thorns. conducted experiments in palmistry. A shooting gallery occupied the attention of the visitors, and was in the capable hands of Meese. N. Ennor and C. Phillips ...

... well-dressed woman, who re- timed her was charged, on remand, before Yr. Rose, with *professing to tell fortunes by means of palmistry with intent to deceive.—A. police-constable Raw tar going front home to house in Holland Park. Kensington, and found she ...

... A MONTH TOR PALMISTRY.. At AIM silos owl to winos toe swath la Mita d =was It said. laid that they with what he told thus. ...

... fortune was related at the !Allier , Coon on Thursday morning last, when Sophia Broadway was accused of telling fortunes by palmistry. The magtstrates were Messrs. H. Hodge. R.N., and Jno. Lovering. Lilian Lightfoot. wife of Sydney Lightfoot. !of East Hill ...

... PALMISTRY AND PATRIOTISM. In these days, when every woman is ammoun to do her heat to swell the war fund, it would be as well, perhape, if all would make mime+ pea as ponsible out of eny particular talent they may posses, not by belling their goods •t ...

... Cara, and Mrs. Richards the refrechmeats Various amusements were provided. including rams., hat trimming for gentlemen, and palmistry for character reading) by Mrs. N. Rowe. The greatest attraction for the younger fraternity was the donkey and goat rides ...

... is Hawke, Arthur Hugh, Morley Richards, who also arranged the con- when they started their lights were lit but the coin Palmistry ledge the direction of Mr. H. E. Warne. had condition of the road stook thern out. THE LUNCHEON. _ The opening ceremony was ...

... days greeted. , CHARACTER READING. Frederck Gray. Plymouth. pleaded not guilty to attempting to deceive by fortune telling palmistry at the Plat, Wadebridge, 4111 lath P.C. Warne said he as on duty in plain clothes on Whit Monday and saw defendant with a ...

... E. Ede received numerous entries. Most feacinating and popular diversions of the afternoon, however, was undoubtedly the palmistry and character reading carried out by Madame A. H. James. of Eseter, the well-known West of England psychologist. First to ...

... crowd was The attractions were numerous and Included hoop-la, shooting galleries. nail driving, Sower. sweet and cake stens. Palmistry, revolving bonne, bowling for prises. weight judging. The competitors were bent on joy-making and showed keenness in the ...