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LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY

CONTENTS. — No 24.
NOTES:-Cotton's and Seymour's "Gates
Registers, Grimsby, 383-Wolsey's Portza
Organist, 385-Liddell and Scott's Lexicon
Five Centuries Ago - Regicides-Marriage
sonant Power of W, 386.

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-Prince Tite-Dawes Family-Lady Arabella Chur
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-The Three Black Graces-Paraphrase of Horace-ul
Painter, 389-Sun dancing at Easter-Hyrned-Eclipses o
the Sun-Authors Wanted, 390.

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lish books on games, creation, Annals of important French Jeux (otherwise Universelle des reeable to the offer a sketch ARSHALL.

REPLIES:-Quaviver, 390-Notes on "Folk-Etymology,"
-Tho. Dunckerley FitzGeorge, 392-Beachy Head, 33
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Edinburgh Castle-Romany, 394-" Virtue," &c.-St. Golder
-Ballet-Rev. R. Harris-Proverb Wanted, 395-Old Pro-
verb-Rev. J. (or Samuel) Perkins-Gordon of Lesmoir-
Russet-pated choughs"-A. E. Brae-Signatures to League The
and Covenant, 396-T. L. Peacock-Song by Handel-
Prujean Square-Mrs. H. Lynch-Lloydia serotina-Family
edition
Name, 397-Drinking Toasts-Viscount Montague-Mufti-pleate
London Paved with Gold-King Stephen and the Hostage-middle of
Shillitoe Family, 398-Authors Wanted, 399.

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Notices to Correspondents, &c.

Rates.

COTTON'S AND SEYMOUR'S "GAMESTERS." (Concluded from p. 323.)

A book must here be mentioned which Lowndes dates 1690, but of which the only two copies I have yet found are undated; the title is as follows: Games most in Use, in England, France, and Spain, | viz. | Basset, Picquet, Primero, L'Ombre, Chess, Billiards, Grand-Tricktrack, Verquere, &c. Some of which were never before Prin- | ted in any Language. All Regulated by the most Experienc'd | Masters. With a Table to the Whole. London: Printed, and Sold by J. Morphew, near | Stationers-Hall; and by the Booksellers. Price Bound Sheep, 18. 6d. calf 2s. [n. d.] Lowndes may, of course, be right; but there is this reason for doubting, in this case, either his accuracy of the identity of this book with that which he describes, viz., that the "Games most in Use" here noted constitute a volume which is partly, at least, the same, even to the typography, as the Gamester of 1721, to be mentioned presently, notwithstanding that a Gamester had, as we have just seen, appeared in 1709, not differing materially from previous editions, except as to date. It is not, therefore, likely that this book did appear before 1709, was then replaced by a reprint of the 1680 edition, and reappeared in the original type in 1721. After all, perhaps, Lowndes alludes to some other book, though he gives the

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additions. London: Printed for J. Wad
Golden | Flower-de-Luces in Little Britus
Collation :-

Frontispiece, 1 f. (same as in the edito
Title, 1 f.; The Explanation, 1 f.;* Epistic, za
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