... d spiritualist case was argued to-day, in the Exchequer Division-. before Barons Pollock ami ( 'leasby. The words. by palmistry or otherwise had been omitted int the record. The case was, however, allowed to proceed. — Judgment reserved till Tuesday ...

... under the title of Fingers and Fortune ; a Guide to Palmists, I notice the volume because it is typical of our times. Palmistry has now become one of the amuse- ments of the. irawing- room. I don't thinkany- thing of it, aaid an austere old lady ...

... month. 48. Every person — (1.) Pretending or professing to tell fortunes, or using any subtle cratt, means, or device, by palmistry or otherwise, to deceive and impose on any of her Majesty's subjects : 12.) Every person wandering abroad and lodging in ...

... good account of himself : rret.-n.linii or prulessinc to tell fortunes, or 'ising any auntie craft, means, or device, by palmistry or otherwise. If the clause is left tbat way it will confine it to people living in tents and having no visible means of ...

... of State is advised that we have omitted some words what are in a similar law in England in reference to the offence of palmistry — fortune telling —that we have omitted the words to deceive and impose on any of her Majesty's übjects. Those words ought ...

... Then fagain his chir omantic enter- tainment, in which he expounds some of the more interesting details of the science of palmistry, forma a very pleasing feature of his evening seances, aod there can be no doubt that he is doing much to spread a knowledge ...

... lectures at the LoehPsJ^J Si-hoolrooni on Jealousy ; ' to-morrow nod day on Love. Courtship, and Marriage; lU Fri.lay on Palmistry or ?? Chiromancy. ~~Dlßg* Marvellous Tea, ls 3U per lb. [18- 17 THE ISLE OP MAN TIMES is now published on WEDNES- DAYS ...

... for a living, there are some individuals who set upas Phrenologists, and they include in their business the practices of palmistry, curing boalily j complaints by electrical treatment, and me-- . merism. These men devote ah. ut one evening ' each week ...

... have been The use of Phrenology, i How to succeed in Life, How to gain ability, ' and Palmistry. At each lecture he gives by the , aid of palmistry the characters of persons selected ; from the audience, and he astonishes these people j by c ...

... week have been The use of Phrenology, '•' How to succeed in Life, How to gain ability, and ?? Palmistry. At each lecture he gives by the aid of palmistry the characters of persons selected from the audience, and he astonishes these people hy correctness ...

... teiiaining lectures on phrenology, palmistry, and health. They are given in a plain homely style, which makes them the more enter- taining, and at the same I ime instructive. At each leciure he gives by the aid of palmistry the char- acters of persons selected ...

... Easter and the idea was favourably received. — ' Next Tuesday, Mr M.S. Fleming will address the members of the D.P.D.S. on Palmistry.' The paper is expected to be very entertaining. Finch Hill Band op Hope.— On Tuesday evening, a very enjoyable concert was ...