... pretending to be gypsies, I cr wandering in the habit or ozrm of Egypians-, or pie- :. tending to ha ve ;kill in physiognomy, palmistry. or ?? crafty BciCex, or pretendingg to fell fortunes, or using any 7 subtle craft to deceive and impose on any of his Majestys ...

... °L a who could calculate a fu? the aTnaz * n exactness, who had a wondrous knowbi?^ove the ‘ n, es > aud whose skill in palmistry was bin Patient conimon - His rising reputation soon brought U ' ,W amongst men of rank, and his being for- Cllre these placed ...

... Borrow’s works, to show what the gipsy can reach. Thereare capabilities in such a being, if tamed and soothed, when weaned from palmistry and thieving, and deep heroism, fervid religion, and devotion. Secure in these swarthy arms, and beneath that black torrent ...

... illustrations are very amusing. In addition to the nine stories of the different countrymen, are —a very appropriate chapter on Palmistry comic opera, “The New Game of Sortes“Moralities in Rhyme;” and no end of grotesque woodcuts. A pretty illuminated almanack ...

... must refer to what had occurred long ago, such fortune telling, but there was no pretence for saying that Slade practised palmistry or the like. There was no evidence of false pretence which must be | the allegation of a fact or a pretended fact, and that ...

... what had occurred long ago, thi such as fortune telling, but there was no pretence for an', saying that Blade practised palmistry or the like. su~ is There was no evidence of false pretence whvlich must be P id the allegation of a fact or a pretended ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 25th inst. I understand Mr Gladstone has permitted an outline of his hand to be made for the book about to be published on palmistry by Mr Olaud arren ; so also has the President of the Royal I Academy. Mr J. L. Toole, the well-known 1 actor, and Mr Holyoake ...

... Syrian—Wax ..Huxtabie Marden, by Hermit—Barchettina Wyatfc Real Grit, by Brown Bread—Lady Emily.-Giles Psycho, by —Palmistry . ..Groves 0 Mr Lorillard declared to win with Sachem. Betting Racing.—ll to against offered, 3to 1 wanted; 11 2 against ...