... mantel lay, Read by the righteous on each holy day; 2lle Book of Raswled~qe too: Thor learn't, it seems, By moles and omens, palmistry and dreams- Learnt when to ploughlla his eld-wijat dsy to sow- To reap his corn, and when his grass to mow. We observe that ...

... and Iily, tbeMa1taras,+ 4 acd Casaubon, wonlcs on Geoncacey, Astrology, Ihzar or the I Summoiing of Devils, Osteonsency, Palmistry, Oneiromancy, and Divication. The relics of his library still stand side by side there, to be eaten by the worms. to Late ...

... RuiedaLime Kiln, by W. Gastineau. No. 350. Two Views of Caruarvon Castle, and at Bettws- y.Coed, by Francis Bedford. No. 381. Palmistry, in the oxymel process, by J. D. Llewelyn. No. 382. Glacier de la BreUva, AUlie Blanch, sky of negative slightly touched ...

... evidence that thousands of the people, male and female, regularly resort to diviners by cards, teacup turners, the skilled in palmistry, the crystalI peepers, and the astrologers, for information re ative to events they believe are set down to their lot; and ...

... ilinsianist nod wizard, has been grtifying the pablica during the prasnet week, Hile triche nra wcli axe- cated, end his palmistry nnquastionaahl noad. GYMNASIUMr HALL.-Tha ' Imperial Dramaticl Ccmpacy'e perfoam. ance an Saturday, the 27th nIt,, wao trot ...

... or lesS In their hands. The attempts to Indicate chtrac ter from externals have been very curious iadeed. We hav e had palmistry, oraniology, physiognomy, and even gloss ology, bot all these are far less trustworthy than some definite act of the individual ...

... Art Season, and an interesting paper based on MIr Beamnish's work on The Psychonomy of the Hand -a grand new word for palmistry. DUBLIN UNIVERSITY AIAGAZIE .-In this ma- gazine we had recently a paper on dwvarfs; this month, we have one treating Of ...

... discovery of auspicious and the avoidance of unlucky days, the sats of obtaining male succession, secrets of fortune- telling, palmistry, omens of good and evil-' Francis Moore, physician,' a hundred times out-Moored; and there is no slmanac in which suck rubbish ...

... occupation as horse-dealers, innkeepers, workers in iron, musicians, astrologers, jug- :glers, and fortune-tellers by palmistry. They were also accused, it is added, of cheating, lying, and witchcraft, and, in general, charged with being thieves ...

... their livelihood as horse-dealers, innkeepers, workers in iron, musicians, astrologers, jugglers, and fortune~talers by palmistry. '1'hey were also accused of cheating, lying, and witch- craft, and, in general charged with being thieves and robbers. They ...

... their livelihood as horse-dealers, innkeepers, workers in iron, musicians, astrologers, jugglers, and fortune-tellers by palmistry. They were also accused of cheating, lying, and witch- craft, and, in general charged with being thieves and robbers. They ...

... considerable attention. Miss Agnes hardet was again to be consulted in the Gipsy Cave by those who chose to test leer skill in palmistry and profit by that talismanic ?? which would faithfully reveal the form of the one best loved. SMr. Emery and Mr. Eldred ...