... Literature Society, last week, by the vicar of Sidcup, the Uov. C. E. S. Woolmer, who carefully distinguishing chiromancy from palmistry, said tflat ho believed in the truth of the general features of the hand having a characteristic significance, though ho ...

... THERE WILL BE MUSICAL, lilt MAT IC, AND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENTS, ART GALLERY, FORTUNE TELLING PALMISTRY. FAIRY WELL, and other attraction*. Admission. Each Day, One shilling, and after Six p.m., Sixpence. Children Half-price. NATIONAL SOCIETY FOH THE IEVKNTIOS ...

... THERE WILL BE musical ™ VARIETY pivp ART (lALLKBY. FORTUNE TELLING BY “PALMISTRY. FAIRY WELL, and otbor attrmcUoM. AdmiMion, K%ch Day. One ShiUing. and after Six p.m.. Ixpcuce. Children lfalf*price. NATIONAL HEALTH SOCIETY DK.OWEN LANKESTER PHt'tOSES ...

... Tatham, Mrs. Tlmrsfield. Amongst other attractions there will lie musical and dramatic entertainments, fine art gallery, palmistry, fairy will, Ac. It ia intended to form Druids Lodge at 6t. Mary Cray shortly, aoon a anffiaent number have given in their ...

... Miss Heyward, and others.. In a recess at the further end of the hall, Miss Charlton created a centre interest with her palmistry, and a f;real many entered and learned from Miss Charlton’s ips the outline of their future lives, taught art which relics ...

... COUNTESS STANHOPE. HON. MRS. WARD. MRS. BURNABY ATKINS. MRS. A. T. BEVAN. MRS- A- HALL HALL. TIIEATR.CALS. ART GALLERY. PALMISTRY. POST OFFICE COMPETITIONS FOR VALUARLE PRIZES. BOATING. KNOCKEMDOWNfs COCOA NUTS. PROMENADE BAND, Visitors by rail showing ...

... (without which no bazaar would be complete), is present in the person of Miss Parsons, who is wonderfully clever in the art of palmistry. The Italian mandolin players (in native costume) are present on each day, and tlieir presence likewise contributes much ...

... of Hands.” ‘CTe tlnmtrfU pertona: are a pair of lovers—Kdward and Angela. The lady's fatlier would appear to believe in palmistry, and reading the lines of Edward’s hand discovers that tire? indicate murder, burglary, and arson, ami declines bestow the ...

... THE OPENING CEREMONY WILL BE PERFORMED GENERAL FORSTER, 2.30 p.m . on WEDNESDAY. -.Mih June. VTT IIACTIONS— Cafe ChanUnt, Palmistry. Sulla of Useful and Fancy Aiti ...

... ftArCRRS'* will be performed Mre. Miller and M-. de The borne ter Ite of but year will again delineate ...

... MAKINI* A GRAND EVENING CONCERT (Cwfca, Norman Bath). DRAMATIC FKRFOHMANtV TABLEAUX VIVA NTS, ARTS AND CRipS EXUIBITION. PALMISTRY, Ac., Ac., ADMISSION.— Friday, 25., alter o’clock, Saturday, 3 4,2 j-, 0, Is., alter odot»,(j Passes for both days 3s. BRITAIN'S ...

... Reynolds-Stephens, &c. To this, of course, special rates of admission were charged. Other general sources of income were palmistry demonstrations by Miss llarward, dip superintended by Mrs. Ridge, a weighing machine, and a phonograph. There were, addition ...