A MODERN NOSTRADAMUS.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7146, 25 April 1885, Page 4

A MODERN NOSTRADAMUS.

Fortunately, we no longer persecute nor believe sorcerers, otherwise the pro mised revelations of M. de Crrandselw might cause no small perturbation, According to the astronomical calculations of this soothsayer, the late Prince Imperial of France was to die a violeni death between June 1 and 8, and the faithful realisation of this prognostica^ tion is his chief claim to public credence, The fate of existing princes of royal oi imperial blood, we are now called upor to believe, are equally tragic. The date, for instance, of Prince Jerome Napoleon 1 ! birth shows that he will not be killed before Tuesday September 3, 1907 ! T< his son, the young Prince Victor, the Fates have been leas unkind, but he wil also die a violent death— " probably ' from a fall or carriage accident —or March 8, 1896. The Comte de Paris anc the Pope Leo. XIII. will not live co long but both will be killed— the first on Satur day, April 16, 1893, and the latte] on July 4, 1888. For M. Gre'vy we an promised a peaceful life, to end quietly oi February 5, 1900. But this is a aolitarj exception. Even the Queen of Englanc will die a violent death, either during i fire or in consequence of a fire on September 10, 1889 ; while the Princi of Wales will lose his life through som revolutionary movement on January 20 1891. The Emperor of Germany is eve menaced by occult and powerful enemies seconded by the formidable intrigues o women ; yet he will survive till the lOtl of .July, 1890, and live in all 93 years! months and 18 days. The death o Prince Bismarck will precede that of hi master by 41 days, and he will probabb be assassinated on Friday, May 30, 1890 Strange to say, the monarch who, of al others, Beems the most threatened, 1 destined to live the longest ; for we an told that; the Czar of Russia will not di< before the year 1900. This, indeed, ii the boldest prophecy of all ; but it is atil more wonderful to think that there ia i large number of persons who willeagerl] purchase these revelations and believe it their realisation.

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