... Sir Walter Scott's novel of Guy Itlannering. She, like many of her tribe, either had or pretended to have, a knowledge of palmistry, and many a young lass ha. had to pay the fee to Meg after she was told who was to I be her husband, and good fortune that ...

... immemorial . has been a liubject of vituperation the world over. The Noticing Eye hay this month taken up the subject of palmistry, and gives very racy and shrewd gnomes at character. position, and profession from the appearance and 1,41 which a man makes ...

... touching the forehead, while the Chine-n, Burmese, and most other nations do something equally as simple. Those learned in palmistry and kindred sciences affirm that a person's character may be determined by his hand, and especially in the 'way he takes ...

... teller was laid on as an attraction. He . was induced to hive his fortune told, and the Gipsy, who was amateur idiulent of palmistry, told him th.it he was about to enter upon a periol of Ira life whieis would be the most unfortninit.. Ut 4 1 I. experiences ...

... teller was laid on as an attraction. He was induced to have his fortune told, and the Gipsy, who was an amateur btudent of palmistry, told him that he was about to enter upon a period of his life which would be the most unfortunate of all his experiences ...

... an expert in palmistry that she was to have two husbands, and she should, therefore, she foresaw, sooner or later lose the precious one she bad just acquired. That individual thereupon sought to comfort her by the assurance that palmistry only told half ...

... Spiers, jun. and George Macneal had most amusing loan collection gathered together, while in another enclosure the ait of palmistry was practised by Miss Edith Alexander. Inside the bazaar proper a horse racing machine was largely patronised, and as all ...

... iile to tout for patrons. Tb. 'mu-- - snits otherwise inc'edel the grand %Wow pont, in , me, the ma-ion.tt.e. the talk's; palmistry f 0 and tir,-..,laa* ii i s u . byline th-4t •e F Th., frt.l deswines for the day of the biaaar amoi..l-d1 to £5030. PILUI ...

... outside to Mat for yahoos. The amusemots otherwise hesluded the mead shadow pantomime, the markmettes. the talkies eseethee, palmistry mid fortasobiling, mad mu& by the band of the Royal Sots luelises. The fetal drawings for the first day of the bazaar assmated ...

... including Saturday. There is a programme for each day, but the contents are largely the same, including such attractions as palmistry and phrenology, sketches by Boz, race game and phonograph. Punch and Judy, Herr Iff’s band, the candidate for Muddleton, ...

... because O’Fiynn called her mavourneen that he must he a single man. He suggested that she should in the WhxttKtilL Review on palmistry. She understood this as amusement. She had examined the lines on O’Flynn’a hand, but she had never told him would end by ...

... A. SPENS, Esq. Admission Thursday and Friday, Is; Saturday, 6d. Various Entertainments. Concerts. Dramatic Performances, Palmistry. Tableaux Vivanta, Ac., at intervals. Through the kindness of Wm. Douglas, Esq., there will be a loan Exhibition of Photographs ...