Fortune Telling by laying out the cards

The whole illustrated with a Pack of Thirtytwo Emblematical Cards. 31 pp. Champante and Whitrow, London, 1796. (Willshire.)

16m0.

36. ANDERSON, A.-How to do Forty Tricks with Cards. Fully illustrated. 62 pp. 62 pp. Frank Tousey, New York, 1898.

37. ANDERSON, A.-How to do Sixty Tricks with Cards. 62 PP. 16mo. Frank Tousey, New York, 1900.

38. ANDERSON, JOHN HENRY.-The Fashionable Science of Parlour Magic: Being a Series of the Newest Tricks of Deception, to which is added an Exposure of the Practices made use of by Professional Card Players, Blacklegs and Gamblers. 72 pp. 8vo. London (C. 1840.) (The One hundred and fiftieth' edition appeared in 1863.)

39. ANDERSON, JOHN HENRY.-Do. Eightyfifth edition. 89 pp. 8vo. Dick and Fitzgerald, New York, 1860. (An impression of this edition was struck off in 1883 with a new title-page, purporting to describe the wonderful Feats of Sleight performed by the celebrated Prestidigitateur Hermann.' The title on the cover is 'Hermann's Handbook of Parlour Magic.')

40. ANDOVER REVIEW, THE. (P.)—Gambling and Deception in England. Vol. 16, p. 68. 8vo. Boston, July 1891.

41. ANDREWS, EMMA D.-The A.B.C. of Whist. 16mo. Patterson and White, Philadelphia, 1897.

29 PP.

42. ANDREWS, EMMA D.-The X. Y.Z. of Whist. 25 pp. 16mo. Patterson and White, Philadelphia, 1897.

43. ANDRO.-A new Game at Cards. Invented by a Young Gentleman, for the Amusement of Noblemen, Gentlemen and Ladies, Admirers of a serious Game.

23 pp. 8vo. M. Cooper

and S. Rowland, London, 1752.

ANNALS OF GAMING, THE.-See No. 274.

44. ANTHONY, EDWYN.-How to Win at Bridge. A Popular and Practical Guide to the Game. By Cut Cavendish.' 104 pp. 16mo. Upcott Gill, London, 1904.

L.

45. ANTROBUS, ROBERT.-The Square Sevens, an authoritative system of Cartomancy, with a prefatory notice by E. Irenaeus Stevenson. xxv+72 pp. 8vo. Harper, New York, 1896; and George Redway, London, 1900.

APPERLEY, CHARLES JAMES.-See No. 364.

'AQUARIUS.'-See Jackson, Lowis D'Aguilar. ARBUTHNOT, F.-See Minchin, J. I.

46. ARBUTHNOT, JOHN.-Of the Laws of Chance; or, a Method of the Calculation of the Hazards of Game. Plainly demonstrated, and applied to Games at present most in Use,

which may be easily extended to the most intricate cases of Chance imaginable. xxii+ 93 pp. 12mo. Randall Taylor, London, 1692. 47. ARBUTHNOT, JOHN.-Do. Second edition. x+50 pp. 16m0, B. Motte, London 1714. (Reprinted in the Miscellaneous Works of the late Dr. Arbuthnot, vol. 2, Glasgow, 1751.)

48. ARBUTHNOT, JOHN.-Do. Fourth edition. Edited by John Ham. 51 pp. 8vo. B. Motte, London, 1738.

ARCHAEOLOGIA, or Miscellaneous Papers relating to Antiquity. (The organ of the Society of Antiquaries, London, contains several papers on Playing Cards, which are of some importance, and are therefore enumerated under the names of their authors. See Nos. 83, 84, 153, 163, 650, 1478, 1520 and 1538.)

ARCHAEOLOGICAL

JOURNAL.

8vo.

49. ARGOSY, THE. (P.)-Cards. Vol. 27, p. 306. 8vo. London, April 1879.

50. ARNAUD, E. M. An Epitome of the Game of Whist, Long and Short. Front. and 72 pp. 12mo. Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh, 1829.

51. ART JOURNAL, THE. (P.)-4to. London. Games and Amusements of the Middle Ages. Vol. 5, pp. 9, 79. 1859.

The Origin and Nomenclature of Playing Cards. By William Bell. Vol. 7, pp. 249, 270, 301, 337, 369. 1861.

52. ARTIST, THE. (P.)-The Modern Playing Card and its Possibilities, by Aymer Vallance. Vol. 27, pp. 568-73. 4to. London, December 1896. 53. ASHTON, JOHN.-A History of English Lotteries, now for the first time written. (Illustrated with numerous reproductions of lottery bills, &c.) xi+359 pp. 8vo. The Leadenhall Press, London (and Scribner's, New York), 1893.

54. ASHTON, JOHN.-The History of Gambling in England. viii+286 pp. 8vo. Duckworth and Co., London, 1898.

55. ASTLEY, PHILIP.-Natural Magic, or Physical Amusements Revealed by Philip Astley, Riding Master, Westminster Bridge. Front., 45 PP. I 2mo. London, 1785.

B., ALBERT.-See No. 688.

56. B., J.-Progressive Euchre and How to Play it, and a Complete Guide to the Various Ways of Playing Euchre. 20 pp. The Excelsior Publishing Co., New York, 1885.

B., V.-See Bethell, Victor.

57. B., W.-Principal Rules upon which the Combined System of Modern Whist is Built. By W. B. 9 pp. 24m0. Harrogate, 1887.

B****, LIEUT. COL.-See Blyth, A. F.

58. BACCARAT.-Rules for Baccarat. (By J. S. Bond.) 16 pp. 16mo. Harrison and Sons, London. (1882.)

59. BACKGAMMON.—Backgammon, or the Battle of the Friars, a Tragi-comic Tale in Verse, to which is added a Short Essay on the Folly of Gaming, by Way of Application. Front. and 22 pp. 8vo. J. Wilford, London, 1734.

60. BACKGAMMON.-Rules and Directions for Playing the Game of Backgammon. Front. and 32 PP. 16mo. H. Symonds and others, London, 1798.

61. BACKGAMMON.-Do. Fourth edition. Front. 16mo. J. Harris, London, 1807,

and 32 PP.

62. BADMINTON MAGAZINE, THE. (P.).
Games of the Far East. By Professor Church.
No. 15, p. 428. 8vo. London, October 1896.
Chinese Games and Sports. By E. H. Parker.
No 22, p. 561. May 1897.

Bridge v. Whist. By Archibald Dunn. No. 68,
p. 289. 8vo. London, March 1901.
The Chaos of Bridge. By Archibald Dunn.
No. 75, p. 445. October 1901.

Whist v. Bridge. By C. B. Harrison. No. 85,
p. 210. August 1902.

Bridge. By 'Portland.' No. 105, p. 450. April 1904 (since when a monthly article on Bridge has appeared).

'BADSWORTH.'-See Lister, Allan Lindsay. 63. BAILEY, GEORGE W.-A Handbook of Whist and Ready Reference Manual of the Modern Scientific Game. By 'Major Tenace.' 110 pp. 8vo. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York and London, 1885.