The Sporting Times. S. sh. 8vo. London,

1892. 1131. LUSH,

GODFREY.-Shakespeare

the

Whist Player's Guide, Philosopher, and
Friend. By a Member of the Drayson
Whist Club. 16 PP.
16mo. Samuel

Mullen, Melbourne, 1887.

(A very amusing collection of quotations. from Shakespeare cleverly applied to Whist.)

1132. LUTTRELL, HENRY.-Crockford House, A Rhapsody in Two Cantos.

John Murray, London, 1827.

1133. ‘LYNX.'-Bridge Topics.

91 pp.

116 pp. 8vo.

16mo. W. Newman, Calcutta, 1903.

M., W.-See 'Erskine.'

1134. MACBRAIR, DAVID JOHNSON.-Whist in Rhymes for Modern Times. By Arthur Thistlewood, Gent. 27 pp. I 2mo. and MacKenzie, Edinburgh, 1873.

Seton

1135. MACHIN, LEWIS.-The Dumbe Knight. A Pleasant Comedy. 38 pp. 4to. John Bache, London, 1608. (Mount Saint, i.e. Piquet, Act IV., Scene I.)

1136. MACKENZIE, WILLIAM DOUGLAS.— The Ethics of Gambling.

90 pp. 8vo.

The Sunday School Union, London, 1895.

(From No. 300.)

1137. MACLEOD, MALCOLM, D.D.—The Key of Knowledge; or Universal Conjuror. Unfolding the Mysteries of the Occult Sciences, And being a Guide to the Temple of Wisdom. 84 PP. 12mo. J. Roach, London, 1796. (On Cartomancy and Card Tricks. Vignette on title-page.)

1138. MACMILLAN'S

MAGAZINE.

Cambridge and London.

(P.) —

Games at Cards for the Coming Winter.
By W. P. (Pole). Vol. 4, p. 129.

December 1861.

8vo.

Whist. By W. P. Vol. 7, p. 201. January 1863.

Boards of Green Cloth. By W. P. Vol.
21, p. 238. January 1870.

Pope's Game of Ombre. (By W. Pole.)
Vol. 29, p. 262. January 1874.

Games at Cards for One Player. By W.
Pole. Vol. 31, p. 241. January 1875.
Games at Cards Played by Machinery.
By W. P. Vol. 33, p. 241. January
1876.
Backgammon Among the Aztecs. By
Edward B. Tylor. Vol. 39, p. 142.
December 1878.

American Leads at Whist. By Caven-
dish' (H. Jones). Vol. 53, p. 235.
January 1886.

The Humours of Baccarat.

p. 364. September 1891.

Vol. 64,

1139. MACY.-Macy's Book of Sports and Pastimes. Illustrated. I 2mo. R. H. Macy and Co., New York, 1885. (Horr.)

1140. MAGIC. (P.)—Vol. I., No. 1. 4to. London, October 1900. (In progress. A Monthly Magazine edited by Ellis Stanyon, who has contributed a greatly extended version of his Bibliography of Conjuring, No. 1535, which runs through the first three volumes, which also contain a considerable amount of information on cards and card tricks.)

1141. MAGIC AND MYSTERY. PART II.Instructions for performing nearly 100 Wonderful Tricks and Delusions with Cards.

64 PP. Stanyon.)

Hart and Co., London. (N. D.

1142. MAINWARING, CAPTAIN ARTHUR. -Cut Cavendish, or Whist in a few Whiffs. With a postscript on Bridge. xi+54 pp. 8vo. Routledge, London, 1899.

1143. MAIR, ROBERT HENRY.-Short Rules for Cribbage, with Hints for Playing the Game. 16 PP.

32mo. W. H. Willis and Co., London. (1878.)

1144. MAJOR, THE.'-The Game of Hearts.

Rules of the Game. How to Play. By

The Major.' 22 PP.

8vo. Excelsior

Publishing House, New York, 1886.

1145. MAJOR, THE.'-The Poker Primer, or How to Play Draw-Poker. 31 pp. 8vo. Excel

sior Publishing House, New York, 1886.

1146. MAJOR, THE.'-How to Play the Game of Skat. 30 pp. 8vo.

House, New York, 1887.

Excelsior Publishing

MAJOR TENACE.' - See Bailey,
George W.

1147. MANLY, MARLINE.-The Poker King. A Story of the Traps and Snares of New York. 193 PP. 8vo. Street and Smith,

New York, 1890.

1148. MARKWICK, EDWARD.-The Secret Out. How to win at Nap. 2 plates and 58 pp. 8vo. Iliffe and Son, London, 1886.

MARSHALL, JULIAN.-See No. 1241.

1149. MARTIN.-A New Treatise upon Real Quadrille, with an explanation of the different Methods of Playing it: viz., of Simple Quadrille, with Sans Prendre; with Mediator and Favourite, with all the Honours and Concours, etc. To which is subjoined Tridelle with four and three suits and methods yet quite unknown in England. By Mons. Martin, Master of a licensed Gaming-House in Paris. Translated from the French. 8vo London, 1764. (Watt.)

1150. MARTIN,

SAMUEL.-Gambling.

A

lecture delivered before the Young Mens

Christian Association, Nov. 18, 1856. 37 pp. 8vo. J. Nisbet and Co., London, 1857. 1151. MARTIN, SAMUEL.-Gambling.

Evi

dence in Support of Statements made in a Lecture on Gambling. 51 PP. 8vo. J. Nisbet and Co., London, 1857.

1152. MASKELYNE, JOHN NEVIL.-Sharps and Flats. A Complete Revelation of the Secrets of Cheating at games of chance and skill. Front., 3 plates and x+335 pp. 8vo. Longmans, Green and Co., London and New York, 1894.

1153. MATHERS, S. L. MACGREGOR. — The Tarot, its occult signification, use in FortuneTelling, and Method of Play, etc.

16mo. G. Redway, London, 1888.

60 PP.

1154. MATTHEWS, JAMES BRANDER.-Pen and Ink. 247 pp. 8vo. Longmans, Green and Co., London and New York, 1888. (Poker Talk, p. 187.)

1155. MATTHEWS, THOMAS.-Advice to the Young Whist-Player; containing most of the Maxims of the Old School, with the Author's observations on those he thinks erroneous : also several new ones exemplified by apposite cases; and a method of acquiring a knowledge of the principles on which they are grounded, pointed out to the Inexperienced WhistPlayer. By an Amateur. 53 PP. 8vo. Bath, printed by W. Meyler, 1804.