... that the same is also stamped and marked out in the face and hands of every man —the one is called Physiognomy, the other Palmistry ’ After which spirited commencement, who would not believe that not one syllable about the stars occurs again throughout ...

... intently to the two serratts, Gentilla Small with the hand of ono the female shopassistant’s in het’s, so deep in the art of palmistry that she could not tell her own fortune (or misfortune,) tie., that she would be locked up in minute or two. tho sight of ...

... talkiug very iutently to the two servants, Small with the hand of one of the shop assist-41118 in hors, so deep in the art of palmistry that she oould not toll her own fortune (or misfortune), viz., that she would be locked up in a minute or two. At the sight ...

... as a complex deed of trust or partnership. Launcelot Gobbo was startled by the matrimonial prospect which his studies in palmistry revealed to him. Go to, here's a simple line of life. Here's a small trifle of wives. Alm, fifteen wives is nothing eleven ...

... woman named Jane Marshall was on Wednesday charged at the Henley polic«-court with using subtle craft, means, or devices, palmistry or other .vise, to deceive or impose upon her Majesty's subjects. was stated in evidence that on Tuesday r. girl call- the ...

... case of fortune-telling which ends disastrously for tho gipsy in a police court there ore five hundred undetected bits ot palmistry, and a score of gross impostures which the victim does not care to expose. Withiu an hour's w ilk of the scene of the story ...

... lines. She said— Tour life has been free from care, any one may see who looks into your undimmed eyes, without the aid of palmistry. It promises to be a prosperous and happy one, a near and imminent danger is avoided. I warn yon not to take sea voyage. ...

... defined by the Vagrancy Act is professing or pretending to tell fortnnee, or using hny subtle craft, means, or device, by palmistry or otherwise, deceive .impoeo any of her Majesty's eubjects. I think that order to eonstitate this offence two things are ...

... means, or device, palmistry or otherwise, to deceive and impose on any of her Majesty's subjects. I think that in order to constitute this offence two things are necessary, ri*., using some subtle craft, mean*, or device, like palmistry, and an attempt ...

... ejusiem generis with those that followed relating to the ‘‘subtle means, craft, or device, palmistry, or otherwise.” Mr. Lewis: I say this is done by palmistry—by sleight of band. Mr. Munton would next contend thatthere was no evidence false pretences ...

... word* on the elate; and if did se, did be thereby, under all the circumstances, use subtle craft, means, or derioes, by palmistry otherwise, to dece’re Professor Lankeotcr and Dr. Donkin ? That was really the tingle issue before him. He proposed that ...

... came 00. Monday, the Middlesex Sessions. Sergt. Ballantine, for the appellant, argued that the omission of the words by palmistry or otherwise *' in the record of the conviction rendered it void in law, inasmuch the defendant was really before the Court ...