... have done I' The dee rie g b the Art is •• pedeoeine or orotonohog to tell, 2 wing any subtle craft, novena. or device like palmistry - o r to uleCtive and impose On any of Her Ilai;gsfs subjects I think that, in order constitute this two thing, are neceaaery ...

... came before the Middlesex Sessions on Monday. Sergeant Ballantiue represented on behalf of the appellant that the words by palmistry and otherwise,” upon which only Slade could have been convicted, were omitted from the charge made against him, and consequently ...

... was quashed in consequence of an informality in the record conviction, which, by omitting tho words of the statute, “by palmistry or otherwise.’ did not fatly describe the nature of the offence. The Latest Naval Monster. An amazing activity has reigned ...

... under the Act 5, George IV, Cap. 83, Section 4, with baying unlawfully used certain subtle craft, means and devices, by palmistry or otherwise, to deceive and impose on certain of Her Majesty's subjects. The Justices of the Peace considered the case ...

... decision in Dr Slade’s case reviewed by the Judges of the Queen’s Bench to decide whether the omission of the words “by palmistry or otherwise is fatal to the conviction, as ruled by the Assistant-Judge at the Middlesex Sessions. Mr A. Grothe, the su ...

... revenue applicable to the benefit of the sick poor, amounting to upwards of £250 annually, is so paid over to the Di.-; palmistry. But while that is so, the Infirmary • is still burdened with a number of patients applying for outdoor treatment greatly ...

... sheep fairs- which are held the hills, and perhaps stay a few days; and by the®, to some extent, the belief in astrology and palmistry is strengthened. The carters who lmve to spend some considerable tinae every day their horses in tbe stable still retain ...

... fairs which are held upon the hills, and perhaps stay a few days ; and by them, to some extent, the belief in: astrology and palmistry is strengthened. The carters who have to spend some considerable time every (4ay t with their horses in the stable still ...

... fairs which are held upon the hills, and perhaps stay few days ; and by them, to some extent, the belief in astrology and palmistry is strengthened. The carters who have to spend some considerable time every day with their horses in the stable still retain ...

... wersfort It is, however, quite that wherever& hard has bees set up, frees which drink sad alteeyences have bests ezehrded, the palmistry meows el the proprietor and the satisfaction and conifeet of the pate have all been secured. If pecuniary be • little slower ...

... party of Zulus, and fell with his face to the foe. PALMISTRY.—Francis Lowry was charged at thf IVandsworth Police Court, London, on Saturday with cheating her Majesty,' subjects by means of palmistry. He stood on the towing path on the morning of the ...

... The charge was laid by Mr Lowther himself, who stated that the woman came to his house and offered to tell his fortune by palmistry and other means. He allowed her to do so, and gave her Is. Shortly afterwards she returned, saying that the planets could ...