Jockey, successful speculation.
Jug, good health.
Kangaroo, a rival in business or love.
Kettle, death.
Key, money, increasing trade, and a good husband or wife.
Kite, a sign of lengthy voyaging and travel leading to honour and dignity.
Knife, a warning of disaster through quarrels and enmity.
Ladder, a sign of travel.
Leopard, a sign of emigration with subsequent success.
Letters, shown by square or oblong tea-leaves, signifies news. Initials near will show surnames of writers; if accompanied by dots they will contain money; if unclouded, good; but if fixed about by clouds, bad news or loss of money.
Lily, at top of cup, health and happiness; a virtuous wife; at bottom, anger and strife.
Lines indicate journeys and their direction, read in conjunction with other signs of travel; wavy lines denote troublesome journeys or losses therein.
Lion, greatness through powerful friends.
Lynx, danger of divorce or break off of an engagement.
Man, a visitor arriving. If the arm is held out, he brings a present. If figure is very clear, he is dark; if indistinct, he is of light complexion.
Mermaid, misfortune, especially to seafaring persons.
Mitre, a sign of honour to a clergyman or through religious agency.
Monkey, the consultant will be deceived in love.
Moon (as a crescent), prosperity and fortune.
Mountain, powerful friends; many mountains, equally powerful enemies.
Mouse, danger of poverty through theft or swindling.
Mushroom, sudden separation of lovers after a quarrel.
Nosegay, the same as bouquet (q.v.).
Numbers depends on symbols in conjunction with them.
Oak, very lucky; long life, good health, profitable business, and a happy marriage.
Oblong figures, family or business squabbles.
Owl, an evil omen, indicative of sickness, poverty, disgrace, a warning against commencing any new enterprise. If the consultant be in love he or she will be deceived.
Palm-tree, good luck; success in any undertaking. A sign of children to a wife and of a speedy marriage to a maid.
Parrot, a sign of emigration for a lengthy period.
Peacock, denotes success and the acquisition of property; also a happy marriage.
Pear, great wealth and improved social position; success in business, and to a woman a wealthy husband.
Pedestrian, good news; an important appointment.
Pheasant, a legacy.
Pig, good and bad luck mixed: a faithful lover but envious friends.