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... pretended to tell fortunes by the stars, and any poor gipsy who might be brought before him for pretending to do the same by palmistry, or the cards or any other device. '1 Le defendant was held to bail for his re-appearance fur the completion of the depositions ...
... has not done so. Old Scores. — A correspondent in the Keighley- polling district asks us a question which all our skill in palmistry will not enable us to answer : it is this, When do the Conservatives intend to pay their Blue Bills for the Keighley polling ...
... admonition, discharged. A Prophet in Trouble.— Charles Stewart, a predicter of fortunes, and who said be was professor of palmistry and phrenology, was sentenced to month’s study of the gyrations of the axle, as developed in the treadmill, he having endeavoured ...
... 'Stled a warrant for the apprehension of Mr. Joseph btaten, medical practitioner and wiseman, on a Onbare of practicing palmistry, &o., so as to impose an her jesty's subjects. About an hour after, he appeared and denied the charge. The Mayor held 5little ...
... and learned professor, and had practised it for four years. He had also learned the mystery of the cards, and practised palmistry and the use of the planets, and he was not before aware that he was liable tc punishment unless he practised witchcraft. ...
... eminent and learned professor, and bad practised it for four s. bad also learned the mystery of the cards and practised ; palmistry and the use of the planets, and he was not before aware , that be was liable to punishment unless he practised witchcraft ...
... learned pro- he fessor, asid had practised it for four years. He had also pc learned the mystery of the cards, and prgctised palmistry re and the use of the planets, and he was not before aware that he was liable to puiishment unless he practised of witchcraft ...
... lesrned pro- fiasor, acid had practised it for four years. He bad al6o learned else mystery of the earids, and practised palmistry and the use of the Itlonete. astd lie wros not before aware that lie wtas liable to piunishmenet unless lie practised ,witchcraft ...
... A stream purls close beside them, and a dark-haired woman is dipping her pan into it. She can tell you by the science of palmistry what honours or joys await you. 0, she can, with her withered hand, lay open the black or bright clouds of futu- rity. What ...
... telling. The clause is Every person pretending or professing to tell fortunes, or using any subtle craft, means, device, or palmistry, with intent to deceive or im)>ose upon any of her Majesty's subjects, &c. Our duty to protect the public against such ...
... mercenary doctors. Our forefathere lead not more implicit faith in the tricikerles and juggleries. of the sciences of astrology, palmistry, and wizardism, then too many of their posterity-the wiser fools of bur time.- have in the medical seeences of Alleviating ...
... moerlenary doctors.. Our forefathers had hot more implicit-faith il the tricktries asid juggleries of the sehences ot amtrolog. palmistry, sad wizardistm, tbit t 'toonmatny of their.pestetny-tel wiser fools of our tixe- have in the medical Menacio of alleviating ...