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... oonseo -. !•; attend a of the Xor»v«ch Musical inst. His IJoyal Highness also about to review the Norwich Pi fie Volunteers. Palmistry.—Mr W. B. Woodbury recommends th.it, for purposes of identification (of criminals. for example), it i- ; only neees ary to ...
... said the offence under the Vagrant Act was to deceive subtle devices, or craft, or palmistry, or otherwise, with intent to impose. After giving the meaning of palmistry as stated the dictionaries, Mr Flowers went on to Bay that if the writing was written ...
... seutence, and gave account . b* in which the full Court of Queen's jig* decided that sleight-of-hand was reinv - ent thing from palmistry. After these had been delivered the company round Slade who said had affected hearing the sentence o^- flL .\ pected it, ...
... been made did not come within the section imposing a penalty persons who, using any subtle craft, means, or devices, by palmistry or otherwise,''* deceive or impose upon the public. ...
... Matthews appeared for the appellant. Serjeant Ballantine took o ■]' ction to tho wording of the conviction, the words l'y palmistry or otherwise having l.een omitted. SOUTH AFRICAN EXHIBITION. A despatch from I ape Town, dated January 9, saya the Exhibition ...
... Matthews appeared for the appellant, Serjeant Ballantine took a preliminary objection to the of the conviction, the words 9 palmistry otherwise having been omitted. if Hill suggested that the court had power to amend the conviction, a course to which Sergeant ...
... failure of the Monday, without the facts being eutered into, the point of law decided, because of the omission of the words palmistry otherwise in the appeal case. Evidence would now be forthcoming in support of the charge of conspiracy. ...
... spiritualist case, was argued yesterday in th« Exchequer Division, before Barons Pollock and Cleasby. In this case the words palmistry otherwise 7 ' had been omitted in the reoord. Judgment was till Tuesday next. ...
... Huddersfield spiritualist case, confirming the conviction of under the Vagrancy Act. in the case of felade, tha words palmistry or otherwise had purposely been emitted from the record conviction. Yesterday afternoon Mr Hilton, chief-constable of the ...
... for Treasury to have the decision in reviewed by the the Queen's Bench, to decide whether the omission of the words by palmistry or otherwise is fatal to the oouviction, ruled by the Assistant-Judge at Middlesex Sessions. Pr Slade having left his Defence ...
... Harper, aged BG, living at Westdowu, near Barnataple, waa charged with using certain aubtle craft, means, or device, by palmistry and otherwise, to deceive and impose on certain her Majesty's subjects. For some time woman named Elizabeth Sanders, living ...
... FORTONE TELLING. her fortune. oU then told her she „.r - She then asked old dress, but » was taken ° de L«\ tended, for the palmistry, ft* *» \>l brought x > r • pretended * ifflVf** I ...