... a fellow of that body in 1572. CIIARGM or PIIKATIN(i BY PALMISTRY. - Francis Lowry was charged at the Watd*w.•rh Police•court, London, with cheating her Slisies•‘'s stibjecta by menus of palmistry. lie stood on the b•w-ing•pnth on the morning of the expected ...

... Eluetton. The charge was laid by Mr. Lowther himself, who stated the woman came to his house and offered to tel: his fortune by palmistry and other means. He allowed her to do so, and gave her Is. Shortly slierwards she returned, saying that the tames could not ...

... Ilrentford Petty Sessions, London, Mary (;teisii, to year 4 of age, was ch arr.' with obtaining frateln:ently, and kV .‘ palmistry, a pair of earrings, the pr. per v of :nate Blake, alomesti.. servant, l'ark-reed, The prison -r went to the kitchen der ...

... Many • time she foretold me good f at which I laughed, end yet believed her. She me something of the mysterious science of palmistry imrich [still remember), and I practised it at school, • ''' fortunes • for half-pence and sweets. e Tticidents were mingled ...

... —And not infrequently a pair of braceieta added later on.) _ . . A Spring Ded—Crocusie and primrose& A Norm of Hand—Palmistry. A POPULAR Bank Director—A City 'bus conductor. (From .Fum) CR tRACTERISTIC.—MRS. PRINDIROIIABT (to Wigton, in s whisper ...

... Predestination.” and enables adepts to know all that has happened, is happening, will happen in the moat remote future. Palmistry, phylacteries, physiognomies, and prayers explain themselves; phantasms is the name given to the act of producing images ...

... Duntaven and bn daughters and Mrs. were among the etailbalden, nod Mrs. Welter R.D Forbes (who wrote the little book sn palmistry entitled and Fortune) told fortune* tor her Royal Higbaeee te ample of hoora on Tuesday afternoon, when eome of the leveiieel ...

... J Harris and P. Lewis bad tbe Fairy Well and Talker was charge of monitor bran tab. was the usual weighing machine, and palmistry tent charge of Misses F. Richards, H. Hopton, and Beetle L*wis. The lad let had beta hard work for many months attending ...

... Bbitaiss exports of iron laat year wars valued something like £4,600,000 leaa than for 1800. . . enterpriting professor of palmistry has announced bis intention of reading fortunes front his clients’ feet. , Tina is the pledge eolemnly taken hy soctef off ...

... Among other things he referred that deeply-interesting subject, the markings of the fingertips young and old. Speaking oi palmistry, he quoted the readings of palmist in periodical, in which marriage and money formed the main pr«»g-nostications. One subject ...

... Tea RAT.F. OF WORK, ON SEPTEMBER ana. and OCTOBER Ist, 1*96 INCH UIXO Private Theatricals, Doll Show, Shooting Gallery, Palmistry, Ac. Admiaaion —Firsl day to ioclodc Teal. la.: Second day. Sixpence. Abergavenny Amateur Banjo, Mandoline, & Guitar Orchestra ...

... Tea SALE OP WORK, ON SEPTEMBER *rrn. and OCTOBER Irr, 1896 IaCLI'OINd Private Theatricals, Doll Show, Shooting Gallery, Palmistry, Ac. Admission—First day (to include Tea). Is.: Second day. Sixpence. LLANWENARTH CITRA. HARVEST LOANS. From £25 to £lO,OOO ...