... cannot put vou on the track of “ Palmistry Made Easy’ or * The Grammar of Palmistry,” but av edition of Lavater’s work on physiognomy is pub lished by Ward, Lock, & Co. for 8s Bd. Sampson Low publishes a hook on palmistry, by Ketharine St Hill, at Is. Carved ...

... ISS PALMISTRY A SCIENCE ? BACHELOR POLICEMAN AND HIS « WIFE.” AMUSING POLICE COURT CASE. At the Consett Petty Sessigns Madame Zarima was charged with unlawfully professing to tell fortunes by meang of palmistry, with intent to deceive and impose upon ...

... his left leg broken. The men’s injuries were attended to at the Hebburn Infirmary, where they were detained. Police Court Palmistry.—At Halifax on Saturday Joseph Barnes, a tramp charged with begging, stated that he had worked as recently as three weeks ...

... student in New York. Two days before he arrived at the farm and murdered the family, Huron, his predecessor, who practised palmistry among the rural inhabitants, prophesied to Mr Sheppard’s visitor that the entire houschold was destined to be killed by the ...

... football matches instead of spending his time in picture galleries so as to give it a chance. 25 ’ ; . ‘l'thought I would try palmistry next That was rather difiicult to manage without Jack’s guessing what t was doing, but at last 1 got an_ imprint of his hand ...

... ‘more Be Seven feet long. ' ?trxce Kate Greaseley was sent to priao, fourteen days at Brighton, in default £3 fine, for palmistry. ‘‘l ocongratulate Sister. Go to prison for the truth’s Temarked a gentleman in Court. . Young man of Vienna who thoughtlessly ...

... docters and specialists,{ fails to cflect @ cure we cannot be expected to é\) £O. : 2 h _Coostant Reader (J. M.)—' Modern Palmistry,” pub. lished by L. U. Gill, Bazaar Buildings, Druzy Lane. London, W.C.. at 2s 6d, by poest 2s 9d, should help you in your ...

... and study palmistry. She did pledge a wedding ring for 245, and also some cutlery; she dici‘ that to support the accused. She! did not go up to London to buy a gowß to match a pair of blue boots he had given her in which to practise palmistry. When shc ...

... attached to him,” commented ‘the Magistrate drily. ! Miss Alice Dufour, of Clarendon Buildings, Oxford Street, who paid 5s for palmistry, said lshe was certainly deceived by the accused, for none of the things she said was true. | This witness said that accused ...

... found in the accused’s room. . A married woman, named Nina White, of Cedar Avenue, Twickenham, who paid accused 10s for ‘¢ palmistry “and crystal,” said that, after looking at her palm, the accused said, ““You have a very long life, and will live until you ...

... widow, to pretend to tell fortunes by palmistry. Rosembaud and York were cflarged with 'the offence. o o yBE The police evidence was that Rosembaud and York were in the street with a crowd round them. A palmistry chart was displayed on an easel, the man ...

... on the marker ground at Ardwick, Manchester, by Policewoman Birch, Cowley was alleged to have told her she could have * palmistry, cards and crystal” for a shillingi. ~ “Thig is a hard-working hand, and never brought idle bréad,” she said, examinin ‘the ...