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... Duke of Norfolk will head the forthcoming British to Rome in connection with the Papal Jul An enterprising Professor of Palmistry has his intention of reading fortunes from his clients’ feet. Mr Waiter Besant says the calling of literature centuty to ...
... who is not ?—are now crowding to 106 New Bond Street to consult the mysterious **Chiero”—a Saul amongst the prophets of palmistry. The man whose identity is con- cealed beneath this nom de querre is young and —what is almost better — handsome. His skill ...
... he knew her os gratification, when the quietly added, ind sure, yer honner, they ena Tf Princess May is a believer in palmistry, as has been asserted, Prince George ought to be a firm believer in astrology, for some who in 1866, by one cast the verified ...
... would be dealt with in their turn. PALMISTRY. The HOME SECRETARY, in reply to Mr A. C. Morton, said his attention had been called to an advertisement in the Daily Telegraph headed Palmistry. The mere practice of palmistry was not illegal, but it became ...
... to Mr A. C. Morton, said hi* attention bail been called to an advertisement the Duilp Ttir-jraph headed ' Palmistry.** The mere practice palmistry was not illegal, but became offencw when it was followed with tbe object of imposition. The object of the ...
... yesterday, Miss Mary Gaines, a lady of gives as Medline’ was convicted as a rogue and 10s and costs, using subtle means—to wit, palmistry—to deceive and impose. Unusual in- terest was exhibited in the case, a large number of ladies being present. So Se eee wee ...
... but it cannot go on spend- ing more money than it receives. ‘Whether the conviction of a iady in Darlington for practising palmistry has had anything to dc with the determination of Cheiro, the fashionable London palmiat, to leave England I do not know, ...
... to be supported. on the Gilflian Memorial last night Miss Helen Murphy ad- dressed a fairly large audience upon the “ of palmistry. She was accompanied on the plat- form by ex-Bailie Macdonald (whe tl Rev. Holder, The lecturer deseribed i and Mr George ...
... ON — in the Memerial night Miss Helen Murvh ad- dressed a fairly large audience upon the “ science” of palmistry, accompanied on the plat- form ly ex-DBaitie Maedenald (who presided), the Rev. Joveph } ler, and Me George S. Hood. ure the pri sles upon ...
... Mary's Stall, * 15 » Children's Stall, s , Drawn the Door, * ® j Refreshment Stall, ••• 4 1, Flower Stall, 3 Palmistry Tent, ••• ••• 1 Musical Entertainments, . £591 Total, organise In the evening the series of c > •, me' Mr Brady, the ...
... Stall, St Andrews stall and Siall, 3 gu Mt Mary « St jldren's Stall Ty 0 Deen at door, wv Flower Sunil, Refreshment Stall, Palmistry Tent, vertainmente, in £9 351 The bazaar will be reopened to-d: his Lordship, the Bishop of Dunke’ at noon by Sy Derponan ...
... Children's Stall, .. 0 12 10 27 Drawn at the Door, 10 8 0 9 18 8 3 Refreshment Stall,.. 700 12 Flower Stall, .. 418 163 11 Palmistry Tent, .. 363 300 663 Musical Entertainment?, 1 11 0 104 2 11 4 £591 8 1 4 4 £798 7 5 During the evening a very interesting ...