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... would be considered fully equipped for their profession without a knowledge of palmistry. ( Mrs. Ida Ellis read a paper entitled Where Palmistry Fails. She said palmistry failed because it did not disclose the surroundings and environment of'an individual ...
... PALMISTRY. Axyboot who is disposed to put Hit or her trust io palmistry shon'd study the article by the Hon. Mrs. in the New Review.' The philosophy of the palmist’s craft i« there set f jrth, tofrether with illustrations from somi noteworthy hands.” ...
... ON PALMISTRY. 8h«: “Wouldn’t you like to hare me tell you all about yourself—your diaposition and your temperament, and your past and your future, and your impulses and your judgment, and your faults and your virtues, and '* Ho: “A few of the last, please/ ...
... BAN ON PALMISTRY Peterborough ('orporat ion. who control the rights of Peterborough Bridge Fair, which was chartered in ro gn of Henry 111., have decided to prohibit the allotting of spaces for palmistry, character-reeding, swinging balls, slot machines ...
... ••FREE” PALMISTRY. A London firm of drapers have engaged Mr. and Mrs. Keiro to read the hands of ail customers purchasing over two pounds’ worth of wares. Tie Koircs, who are to bo the premises, will receive a month, the engagement being for year. CIGARETTE ...
... PALMISTRY AT BLACKPOOL. At the last Council meeting at Blackpool, a letter was read from Mr. Burrett from Hampstead respecting palmistry and other such practices Blackpool. It decided to refer the matter to the Chief Constable. who. however, had bad tho ...
... PALMISTRY PROSECUTIONS, The stipendiary magistrate at the Clerkenwell Court had before him on Tuesday four persons charged with infringing tho Vagrants’ Act by professing tell fortunes palmistry. He pointed out the desirability of obtaining a decision ...
... PALMISTRY ABANDONED. At Clorkenwcll Sessions, yesterday, the trial was concluded of the charges against West End palmists. The jury found Oharlea and Martha Stopheuson. known as ” the Keiros guilty’, and they wore bound over to appear for judgment called ...
... THE LEGALITY OF PALMISTRY. After having taken the advice of Mr. * Frederick Hyndman, the newly-appointed standing counsel to the Occultists’ Defence League, who is of opinion that, under proper conditions, _ the practice of palmistry is both legal and ...
... PALMISTRY INSTEAD TEA. borne curious evidence was given during the hearing of case Bradford yesterday, vrhi.h a woman summon'd her husband, z c a.l hawker, named Sor| gcant Pnestiy, 62, Parkside-road, for persistent cruelty The complainant said she had ...
... PALMISTRY BAY. IMuinUff during »unim«>r at t'olwyn |ira, loiag tn the • hull •*.« alwa>a kepi l>r(en ...
... GIPSIES AXD PALMISTRY. PROSECUTION OF THREE WOMEN ...