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... Chetwynd Plate.—Hazelwood 1, Bright Light colt 2, Perea filly 8. Six ran. Windsor Handicap—Plantagenet 1, Hungarian 2, Palmistry 3. Sii ran. Mile Selling -Lady John 1, Princess Maud Palmyra 3. Four ran. Scurry Welter—Frederick 1, Chcveley 2. Lady Beauclerc ...
... Nursery—Rhythm beat Satirist. Eclipse Stakes—Bendigo 1, Candlemas 2, St 3. Twelve ran. RoyalStakes—Hedge Priest 1, Chatter 2, Palmistry 3. Six ran. National Breeders'—Gallinule 1, Martley 2, Maxim 3. Seven ran. Selling Handicap—Commissionaire 1, Mint Lozenge ...
... Fouiteen ran. Corporation Stakes—Jack O'L intern 1, Intruder 2, Bachelor 3. Four ran. Brighton Stakes—Chelsea 1, Pizarro 2, Palmistry 3. Four ran. Juvenile Stakes—Song Bird 1, Bella Agnes colt 2, Woodball 8. Three ran. The objection to Crafton for the Steward's ...
... Fourteen ran. Corporation Stakes-Jack O'Lantern 1, Intruder 2, Bachelor 3. Four ran. Brighton Stakes-Chelsea 1, Pizarro 2, Palmistry 3. Four ran. Juvenile Stakes-Song Bird 1, Bell, Agnes colt 2, Woodhall 3. Three ran. The objection to Crafton for the Steward's ...
... DERBY SEPTEMBER MEETING Ch»tswottb Stakes—Palmistry 1, Candia 2, Cassia S. Three ran. # . Devonshire a Handicap—Belli cent filiy I, 2, St Helen 3. Fourteen ran. Portlacd Plate—rcaoeroaker 1, Walton 2, Dog Rose 2. Twelve ran. Friary Selling Plate— -Lifetime ...
... Louden, June 7, 1836. don correspondent, because is ty,,,cal of our times Sir, —In reply vour letter, 1 beg let you know Palmistry has now become one of the amusements of that hav/aiready promised to read the ‘Christmas the drawing room “I don think anything ...
... :Fortune, a guide to palmists. I notice the volume, said at Lou- I don correspondent, because it is typical of our times.i Palmistry has nOW become one of the amusements of E the. drawing room. I don't tbink anything of it said an austere old lady; it ...
... Thk Latest 'London Craze. A correspondent writes to the ** Standard protesting against the latest craze of society amateur palmistry. The practice is (he says) easy table; turning or working planchette, and therefore spreading rapidly. A couple hours’ study ...
... at ill, Pendent writes to the 1Standard protesting loel ,es, against the latest craze of s'ociety - amateur ored :iss palmistry. The practice is (he says) as easy as table,' tota Ire turning or working planchette, and therefore is play on, sprea-dinig ...
... hover in- ce the distancewatch theactorsin this sad comaedy with an s) interest which never tires. Their future-what - w palmistry can reveal it ? The Old World' gladly parts with them,, and it is questionable whether the New.. Wbii4 wsll i-eceive'' themi ...
... crowds which hover in the distance watch the actors in this sad comedy with interest which never tires. Their future—what palmistry can reveal it? The Old World gladly with them, and it is questionable whether the New World will receive them unless they ...
... crowds which hover iu the distance watch the actors in this sad comedy with interest which never tires. Their future—what palmistry can reveal it ? The (fid World gladly pa'-ts with them, and it is questionable whether the New World will receive them unless ...