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... of his fiddle. CHAPTER IV. Leah White the Gipsy—Her death wail over her departed Hughie—Her grotesque grief—Her skill in Palmistry—What was on Charlie Lorimer's hand— • Thrice the icy hand of death. Threatens hard to stop your breath. Every time his fingers ...
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... fiddle. CHAPTER IV. Leah White the Gipsy — Her death wail over her departed Hughie — Her grotesque grief — Her skill in Palmistry — What -was on Charlie Loiinicr's hand — Thrice the icy hand of death, Threatens hard to >.top your mvath. Every time his ...
... ribs his fiddle. CHAPTER IV. Leah White the Gipsy—Her death wail over her departed Hughie—Her grotesque grief—Her skill in Palmistry—-What was on Charlie Loiinier's hand Thrice the icy hand of death, Threatens hard stop your hreatli, Every time his fingers ...
... hearing evidence, the judge held that the defendant had not displayed reasonable skill, and awarded the plantiff £20 damages. Palmistry.—Mr W. B. Woodbury recommends that for purposes of identification (of criminals, for example) it is only necessary to get ...
... ''an outlandish people . . . using great subtle and crafty means to deceive the people ; bearing them in hand that they by palmistry could tell men's and women's fortunes ; and so many times by craft and subtilty have deceived the p.ople of their money. ...
... an outlandish people . . . using great subtle and crafty means to deceive the people ; bearing them in hand that they palmistry could tell men's and women's fortunes ; and many times craft and subtilty have deceived the people of their money. The Lochgelly ...
... appeal Monck v. Hilton was heard, The appellant, a so- called spiritualist, wss convicted under the Vagrancy Act for using palmistry and subtle devices to defraud Her Majesty's subjects. The appeal against the deci- sion of the Hudtier- field Bench was grounded ...
... appeal Monck v. Hilton was heard. The appellant, a socalled spiritualist, was convicted under the Vagrancy Act for using palmistry and subtle devices to defraud Her Majesty's subjects. The appeal against the decision of the Huddersfield Bench was grounded ...
... case Monck v. Hilton—the Huddersfield spirit- ualist case—was argued in the Exchequer Division yesterday. The words by palmistry or otherwise are omitted in record. Judgment is reserved. It is believed that the house at Amsterdam in whioh r Spinczi ...
... decision in Dr Slade's case reviewed by the Judges of the Queen's B^nch, to decide whether the o.niision of the words by palmistry or otherwise is fatal to the conviction, as ruled by the Assistant Judge at the Middlesex Sessions. ...