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... exchequer, he was convinced, was oa_ .a-», against would ujfljft. Wedgewoad considereu that required amendment, and the palmistry' & had te, expunge Be-would see the summary magt»raie» cases removed. . tmea t3i» j. Rogers the getJae-unii - instead for ...
... on a preliminary point as to the formality or informality of the conviction, the informality being that the words, by palmistry or otherwise, which brought the case within the Act of Geo. IV., known as The Rogue and Vagabond Act, had been omitted ...
... any subtle craft. ~r device, by palmistry or otherwise, to deceive idol imps. on nay of her Majesity's subject.. is liable to .Via , 1 a rogue and a vagabond, and that the .iivic. lion omitted the words M palmistry or utherwier. It was held by the ...
... and clerical conspirators. In a month Ise two it will probably be acknowledged as a mislake to have believed that Trench palmistry and shopkeepers will buy tranquillity on any tootthat they care nothing for their institutions, or for their reputation as ...
... DEVON the neighbarred of Meth Deer, yesterday, 1 old as.. aged living at seer helm seamed with erg err. erne, or drier *palmistry and otrewhe, b deer. end hyper es arra of her Marilee Ter sore pet • wares named Elizabeth a her 01 ; deers rye ben of no ...
... old man, aged 86, lith e at Westdown, near Barnstaple, being ebiame.l with owing oertain sulotle craft, motors, artier by palmistry and otherwise, to deceive anal impose on certain of her Majesty's subjet.t.s. For some time past • woman runnel Eli.heth ...
... illustrious dames, retailed milk fresh from rows, which were inatalled rustic shed. A real marchioness, dressed dairymaid dealt palmistry, and professional fertnae-tellei divined the future with the help of cards. Dor. : Protais, Detaille, and many other no leas ...
... that every person was guilty who pretended or pV0 fesked to tell fos tunes, or used any subtle orart, raeO or device, by palmistry Pr othes wise, td' deceive or is lose on any of her lajesty's subjeccs. 'llhiere had bee Lo deception, because the servant ...
... well-known to the police, was charged with having i pretended and professed to tell fortuns and used subtle and crafty means by palmistry and otherwise to deceive and impose upon her Majesty's subjects.r Wiliam Vice, a fireman at the Landore CoppIer Woksldpoed ...
... yesterday 'chargd with having pretended and professed to tell fortunes, and used subtle and crafty means and devices by palmistry and otherwise to deceive and impose upon her Majesty's subjects. -The case was adjourned from last week for the decision ...
... artifex, accustomed to inspect every bit of workmanship brought before him, the delicate tentative manner suggestive of palmistry. This kind of delicate sensibility, not always present in the votaries of pure science, as it is called, is thoroughly c ...
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