90. BEAUFORT, JAMES.-Do. 216 pp. 12mo. Osborne and Griffin, London, and H. Mozley, Gainsborough, 1788. 91. BEAUFORT JAMES.-Do. 12+204 PP. 12mo. H. and P. Rice, Philadelphia, and James Rice and Co., Baltimore, 1796. (Horr states that this is the first American card-book.) 92. BELGRAVIA. (P.) Shakespeare's Games. Vol. 22, p. 482. 8vo. London, February 1874. Men and Women at Monte Carlo. By Charles Edwardes. Vol. 12, p. 28. May 1890. 93. BELL, PROFESSOR M.-Tricks with Cards. 32 pp. 16mo. Gaskill and Marriott, London (C. 1901). BELL, WILLIAM.-See No. 51. 94. BELLECOUR.-The Academy of Play, containing a full Description of; and the Laws of Play, now observed in the several Academies of Paris, relative to the (Here follows a list Games.) From the Bellecour. vi + 280 pp. 12mo. F. Newbury, London. N. D. 95. BELLECOUR.-Do. following Games, viz. of thirty-three French French of the Abbé vi + 280 pp. I 2mo. James Pott, Dublin, 1768. (A translation of the Académie Universelle des Jeux,' apparently from the edition of 1730. It is of interest, as it contains an account of many old French games C which are now extinct. The date of the London edition is probably 1768. Horr mentions one of 1780, and also one of 1754, which is a mistake. The book was advertised by Newbury as a new one in 1769.) 96. BELOT, ADOLPHE.-The King of the Gamblers. Translated from the French, by Miss S. Lee. 55 pp. 4to. George Munro, New York, 1881. 97. BELSHAW, C. M. - Hana Fuda. The Japanese Flower Game . . . or Eighty-Eight. 8vo. Yokohama, 1892. 9 pp. 98. BENNETT, CHARLES HENRY.-Games of Skill and Conjuring, with One Hundred and Fifty One Illustrations. iv+128 pp. 8vo. Routledge, Warne and Routledge, London and New York, 1861. 99. BENSON, J. K.-The Book of Indoor Games for Young People of All Ages. xi + 354 pp. 8vo. C. A. Pearson, London, 1904. (1903.) 100. BENT, MABEL V. A.-A Patience Pocket Book. 186 pp. 64mo. J. W. Arrowsmith, Bristol. (1903.) 101. BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY. (P.) The Dummy. A Lincolnshire Legend. 8vo. Fashionable Gaming Houses, Confessions of a Croupier. Vol. 15, p. 552. 8vo. London, 1844. BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY-continued. Crockford's Club House and Crockford. Vol. 17, pp. 142, 251. 8vo. London, 1845. Gaming Houses and Gamesters. Vol. 18, 1846. Do. Vol. 20, pp. 280, 622. 8vo. London, 1846. 102. BERGHOLT, at ERNEST.-The Leads Bridge. 4 pp. 16mo. Tollit and Harvey, London, 1901. 103. BERGHOLT, ERNEST.-On the Cards to Lead at Bridge. Second edition. 8 pp. 16m0. Tollit and Harvey, London, 1902. BERGHOLT, ERNEST.-See also Nos. 64 and 1064. 'BERKELEY.'-See Peel, W. H. 104. BERTRAM, CHARLES.-Isn't it Wonderful? A History of Magic and Mystery. By Charles Bertram, Conjurer. Together with his Reminiscences. With numerous illustrations by Phil May and other Artists. 301 pp. 8vo. Swan Sonnenschein and Co., London, 1896. BERTRAM, CHARLES.—See also No. 1109. 105. BETHELL, VICTOR.-Ten Days at Monte Carlo at the Bank's Expense. By V. B. With a map. xii + 181 pp. 8vo. W. Heinemann, London, 1898. 106. BETHELL, VICTOR.-Monte Carlo Anecdotes and Systems of Play. By V. B. x + 185 PP. 8vo. W. Heinemann, London 1901. BEVERIDGE, JOHN A.-See No. 1485, A. 107. BÉZIQUE.—The Royal Game of Bézique. Rules and Directions for Playing. 8 pp. 16mo. Charles Goodall and Co., London, 1868. 108. BÉZIQUE.—Bézique. English and Co., London, 1869. (Westminster Papers.) 109. BÉZIQUE. S. Sh. Reynolds and Son, London, 1868. (Westminster Papers.) 110. BEZIQUE.-Rules for the Game of Bésique. Translated from the most approved French Methods. 16 pp. 32mo. Leuchars and Son, III. BEZIQUE.-Rules of Bézique. Hunt and Co., London. 112. BÉZIQUE.—Bézique without a Marking board. Second edition. Cornish, London, 1874. (Eng. Cat.) 113. BÉZIQUE.—Complete Guide to the Game of Bézique. 48mo. Scribner, New York, 1874. (Am. Cat.) 114. BÉZIQUE.—Rules and Directions for Play ing the New Game of Bésique. Third edition. 12 pp. 24m0. W. H. Willis and Co., London, 1878. 115. BÉZIQUE.-The Laws of Bézique. 15 PP. 32mo. The United States Playing Card Co., London and Cincinnati, 1902. 116. BÉZIQUE.-The Games of Bézique and Barrule. 31 PP. 32mo. J. Jaques and Son, London. 117. BÉZIQUE.-Bézique Rules. 17 pp. 32mo. The International Card Co., Glasgow, 1903. 118. BÉZIQUE.-Bézique and Rubicon Bézique. 21 pp. 32m0. The International Card Co., Glasgow, 1905. 119. 'BIRD'S-EYE.'-Solo Whist. By Bird's-Eye. 13pp. 16mo. J. Heywood, Manchester, 1881. 120. BIRITCH.-Biritch, or Russian Whist. 4 PP. 8vo. 1886. (No place of printing or publication mentioned; apparently the first printed description in English of the Game of Bridge.) 121. BLACKBRIDGE, JOHN.-The Complete Poker Player. A Practical Guidebook to the American National Game: containing Mathematical and Experimental Analyses of the Probabilities at Draw Poker; also, the Laws of Play, and all the Decisions upon disputed points, in "Wilkes' Spirit," since 1870. By John |