... the man of destiny, bet of all our Imes is our fortunes in the hollow of his hand, and Dre Par ed to play very equivocal palmistry with our planet. Pekes this star-learned sage, who takes tremendous tsl 7 o • nit fulfilled predictions fast year, and insists ...

... but of all our p re holdin g our f ortunes i n th e h o ll ow o f hi s h an d, an d S o lisared to play very equivocal palmistry with our planet. e red ,P,akes this star-learned sage, who takes tremendous e nor for fulfilled pre di c ti ons last year ...

... a clodhopper from Cockerbani, named Thomas Gardner, out of half • crown, by a trick not unlike the pea and thimble . ' palmistry of bygone days. The fellows were taken before the Preston magistrates, on Monday, for this offence, when their dupe said ...

... walking across the water with his bead under his arm. No witchcraft is reouired for all such divination. Slight knowledge of Palmistry indeed will point this moral, namely— , that, knowing the band, it is easy to know what the hand will do, if you also know ...

... walking across the water with his head under his arm. No witchcraft is reauired for all such divination. Slight knowledge of Palmistry indeed 'will point this moral, namely—that, knowing the hand, it is easy to know what tho hand will do, if you also know ...

... hel , bees of Jerveaux (6 lb.) b (61b.) f by General Williams-Miss f by Pussborougb-ltch 1 Agnes (B lb.) f by Yedette - Palmistry iJuturna(8 lb.) a (S lb.) f by Teddingion-Sister to c Nrlsfred (3 lb.) Singapore Blanche sf Lancaster _. Princess Helena ...

... q„„„..t„„ Capers Bright Cloud oot 6 dam 1 Mr A. Tavlor's Overture m H. Hill's The Knave of Trumps Mr W. Day's f Vedette—Palmistry. V.' V \ Betting—2 1 agst Elcot's dam colt. sto agst Overture and Knave of Trumps, and 5 to 1 ags* Bright Cloud —Won ...

... would be delighted to behold in his own case; only he won't, even though a London alderman try his hand at puffing the Palmistry from the metropolitan civic bench. What has become of that Tatar? Is he identical with the Nena, and what has become of ...

... would be delighted to behold in his own case; only he won't, even though London ' - alderman try his band at puffing the Palmistry from thenietropolitan civic bench. What has become of that Tate's.? Is be identical with the Nene, and what has become of ...

... sceptre of Belgium, to wit, Lord Palmerston. The Viscount's handiwork on that occasion has certainly been his most prosperous palmistry, however much of cloven foot seen under the table when he pushed forward the King as primary pawn on the chessboard of dynastic ...

... of Belgium, to wit, Lord Paluaerston. The :Viscount's handiwork on that occasion has certainly been ' his most prosperous palmistry, however much of cloven foot !e.en under the table when he pushed forward the King as Pis primary pawn on the chessboard ...

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