Singapore, 1879. (With 18 coloured plates, of which 17 are of Chinese playing-cards.)

1629. VINCENT, MRS. WILLIAM ALLEN.First Steps in Whist. 22 PP. I 2mo. Cincinnati, 1900.

1630. VIRGINIA LAW JOURNAL, THE. (P.)— Richmond, Va. The Baccarat Trial. Vol. 15, p. 615. 1893.

W., J. R.-See Ware, James Redding.

WAITE, ARTHUR EDWARD. See
No. 298.

1631. WALKER, GEORGE. The Cribbage
Player's Text-Book; being a new and com-
plete treatise on the game in all its Varieties;
including the whole of Anthony Pasquin's
Scientific Work on Five Card Cribbage.
Coloured front., viii+128 pp. I 2mo.
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Sher

1632. WALKER, GEORGE. — Cribbage made Easy. Being a Being a new and complete treatise etc. 143 PP. 16mo. Dick and Fitzgerald, New York. (N. D.,? 1880.)

1633. WALKER, GEORGE.-The Philidorian; a Magazine of Chess and other scientific Games; edited by George Walker. Complete in one volume. 256 pp. 8vo. G.

Son, and others, London, 1838.

Walker and

(Contains

Lessons in Écarté; Sample Chapter of
Rummens on Whist; and Whist; By a
Meltonian.)

1634. WALKER, GILBERT.-A manifest detec-
tion of the moste vyle and detestable use of
Dyce Play, and other practises lyke the same ;
a Myrrour very necessary for all yonge
Gentlemen and others sodenly enabled by
worldly abundance to loke in. Newly set
forth for theire behoufe.
32 11. 16mo.
Richard Tottyl, London, 1552 (and another
edition, 16mo., A. Vele, London, N. D.
Lowndes. Reprinted, edited by J. O. Halli-
well, by the Percy Society. 8vo. London,
1850.)

1635. WALLACE, MARGARETTA WETHERILL.-American Leads in Rhyme. (C. 1898. Butler.)

1636. WARD, NED.-Adam and Eve stript of their Furbelows: or the Fashionable Virtues and Vices of both Sexes expos'd to publick view. In Two Parts. 1. Of the Ladies. Of the Gentlemen. With Familiar Descants

2.

upon Each Character. 9+224 PP. 8vo. A. Bettesworth, London, 1714.

(At pages 51-57, 'Bad Luck to him that has her, or, The Gaming Lady.)

1637. WARE, JAMES REDDING.-Handbook of Whist. By J. R. W. Coloured front. 92 pp. 48m0. F. Warne and Co., London,

1638. WARE, JAMES REDDING.-Do.

The

A. B. C. of Whist. Scribner, Welford, and
Armstrong, New York. (Rheinhardt.)

1639. WARE, JAMES REDDING.-Handbook of Bézique. By J. R. W. 96 pp. 48mo. F. Warne and Co., London, 1869.

WARE, JAMES REDDING.-See also
No. 706.

1640. WASP.-English Pigeons and Foreign Rooks. A Trip to Spa. By 'Wasp.' 25 plates. 8vo. (1850.)

1641. WATSON,

FRANCIS PAGET, AND BURNEY, ADMIRAL JAMES.-Short Whist, by F. P. Watson, Esq.; to which is added Long Whist, with Instructions for Young Players, by Admiral James Burney. Third edition, revised by F. P. Watson, Esq. x+89 pp. 12mo. T. and W. Boone, London, 1842.

1642. WATSON,

FRANCIS

PAGET,

AND

T. and

BURNEY, ADMIRAL JAMES.-Do.
Fourth edition. V+ 100 pp. I 2mo.

W. Boone, London, 1848.

1643. WATSON,

FRANCIS

PAGET,

AND

T. and

BURNEY, ADMIRAL JAMES.-Do.

Fifth edition. iv + 107 pp. I 2mo.

W. Boone, London, 1854.

(For first and second editions of Long Whist' see under Burney, Admiral James.)

U

1644. WEEMS, MASON L.-God's Revenge against Gambling with curious AnecUnfortunate Gamblers. . .

dotes... of

47 pp. 8vo.
8vo. Philadelphia, 1822.

1645. WEHMAN, HENRY J.-Wehman's Edition of Hoyle's Games, containing all the Standard Rules for Playing Cards, Billiards, Pool, Bowling and Dice, in America. Illustrated. 219 pp. 8vo. H. J. Wehman, New York,

1894.

(A very great number of games are included, though the notices are brief. The Chapter on Skat is a feature of the book.)

1646. WEHMAN, HENRY J.-Wehman's Book on Card Games. 32 pp. 8vo. (N. D.)

1647. WEHMAN, HENRY J.-Wehman's FortuneTelling by Cards, or Cartomancy made Easy. Illustrated by 1750 engravings. 192 pp. 8vo. H. J. Wehman, New York, 1898.

How to

1648. WELSH, CHARLES.—Poker ; Play it. A Sketch of the great American Game, with its Laws and Rules and some of its amusing incidents. By One of its Victims. 109 pp. 8vo. Griffith and Farran, London, 1882.

How to

1649. WELSH, CHARLES. Euchre. Play it. With Rules, Problems, Cases, etc., and a chapter on Progressive Euchre.' By the Author of Poker: How to Play it.'

་

8vo.

Griffith, Farran and Co.,

125 PP.
London, 1886.

1650. WELLS, G. P. R.-How to Win at Monte Carlo. 60 pp. 16mo. Paternoster Steam Press, London, (189–).

WESTCOTT, W. WYNN.-See No. 299.

1651. WESTMINSTER CHESS

CLUB

PAPERS, THE.-Edited by Telemachus
Brownsmith, B.A. Vols. I.-XI. 4to.
W. Kent and Co., London, April 1868 to
April 1879.

(To the number for September 1868 was added the sub-title, 'A Journal of Chess and Whist.' In May 1869 the title was changed to The Westminster Papers. A Monthly Journal of Chess, Whist, Games of Skill and the Drama.' The papers were edited by Charles Mossop, who, as well as most of the leading players of the day, contributed many articles on Whist and other games of cards. Frederic H. Lewis contributed a double dummy problem to nearly every number. A few articles are reprinted in No. 752.)

1652. WESTMINSTER REVIEW, THE. (P.) -8vo. London.

Gaming-Houses (French and English).

Vol. II, p. 303.

October 1829.

Gamesters and Gaming Houses. Vol. 80,

p. 68. July 1863.