... ushered in as dumb woman, was greeted with a hearty which was considerably increased when it Was that sie was skilled in palmistry. Her sand the sixpences of her fair: taiuers Were at ouce accordingly turned to account, aid by means of pointing out such ...

... She said¢ Your life has bheen free from care, a 3 any oue Ny gce who looks into your undimmed eyes, withont the aid of palmistry. It promises to be a prosperons anrid happy one, if a near and imminent davger inavoided, I warn you not to take a sea voyage ...

... ejusdem gemeris with those that followed relating to the ‘““subtle rheans, craft, or device, palmistry, or otherwise.” Mr. Lowis: I say this is done by palmistry—by sleight of lhand. Bl Munton would next contend thatthere was no evidence of falze pretunces ...

... fth George 11., cap. 83, for having on the 23rd October, 1876, unlawfully used certain subtle craft, means and devices, palmistry or otherwise, to deccivo and impose certain of her Majesty's subjects. It was then contended on the part of the appellant ...

... convicted are : “ Every person pretending or profesding to tell fortuaes, or using any suhtle craft, means, or device, by palmistry, or otharwise, to devise, deceive, or impo:e on any of her Majeaty's subjocts shall be adjudged and be liable to the penalties ...

... her Majesty's subjects, but the words *' palmistry or otherwise were omitted. The learned counsel said was prepared to argue the *ase, first, on the ground that the facts as stated did not amount to palmistry or otherwise, and then also upon the other ...

... not brough ¥ palmistry or otherwise. \,,“_‘ il to limit the effect of (), c1._,1, ruction. His lordship wys h’(_‘ & the words “by p:lllnisn-\.;r”{ iken in connection with thy r‘.t?, jelause must_be applied t, =\‘d¢)~‘~ which palmistry might be said ...

... to be limited to the & palmistry or otherwise.” The elause nghg persons who told fortunes, provided deosy practised by doing so, including P or otherwise. It was quite clear act complained of was not brogg the words “by palmistry or otherwie, appellant ...

... my task., A #ruce to books—to-night they’re out of place— Lo other efforts I my mind would brace. Without the skill which Palmistry imparts, I’ll read your Fortune; but, first of all your Hearts; *Our hearts?” Twere base to tell each tender joy Of stalwart ...

... any apparent religious im‘-r-'vi--u. or knowledge of a Diety, they dealt in “destiny’s dark counsels,” telling fortunes by palmistry and other modes ; but not by astrology, as they know nothing of astral and planetary ...

... will come when you will know, Young man, let me see your hand.” Incredulous as to all that savourad of fortunetelling by palmistry, or any other of its numerous arts, 1 nevertheless held out my hand, curious to know what she would say. She looked at it ...

... the ow' and havens (manner:al that the font & our has t She was versed in social mien But did not understand The art cf palmistry, and said, When asked to give her hand. Yee, dear George, with all my hem% Pray lead me to papa. And when we have his blessing ...