INDEX
Reading edition
Advertising Act (1874), 211
Albert Club, case against, 143
Allen (Russell), Manchester Evening News, evidence before Lords’ Commission, 208
Allotments, a counter-attraction to public-houses, 184
Alverstone (Lord Chief-Justice), on betting and gambling, 215
Anti-gambling League, National, recommendations made by, 205
Anti-social desires, gambling induces, 13
Art Unions, 139
Ascot Heath, betting shed, 21
Athletic grounds, betting at, 197
Australian licensed bookmakers, 193
Automatic machines, gambling by, 137
Averages, law of, 103
Bain (J.), evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 210
Bank Act, 1867, restrains speculation in bank shares, 147
proposed extension of restriction to all stocks and shares, 159
Bank of England and National Debt, 46
Bankruptcy, betting a cause of, 90
Bath, Recorder of (Mr. H. C. Folkard), on effects of gambling, 216
Battenberg, Prince Louis of, on effects of gambling, 216
Bazaar raffles illegal, but not subjected to prosecution, 139
Beaconsfield (Lord), on the turf, 168
Bell, M.P. (Richard), on gambling, 217
Bennett (Curtis), on street betting, 214
Beresford (Lord Charles), on gambling, 38, 215
Beston, exposed by Truth, 225
Betting-house Act (1853), 24, 199
amendments suggested by Lords’ Commission, 196
amendments proposed to, 156
coupon gambling outside the meaning of the Act, 140
effect of, 191
new decision re, 140
Betting-houses abroad evade the Act, 142
Betting Act (1874), 199, 202
Lords’ suggested amendments to, 196
Betting and Loans (Infants’) Act (1892), 197
Lords’ suggested amendments to, 201
Betting at athletic grounds, 197
Betting, legislation against, 148
proposed Bill, 156
Betting statistics, 232
Bill, proposed street betting, 156
Bill, to make bets in public-houses illegal, 157
Birmingham, Official Receiver, on street betting, 214
Bookmakers, appeal against bye-laws, 205
army of, 28
street, 195
suppression of, would extinguish betting, 204
turnover of, 28
Bradford School Board, resolution on betting, 214
Bridge-playing, 40
Brighton, scene on the race-course, 32
Bros (Mr.), London Stipendiary Magistrate, embezzlement caused by gambling, 214
Bucknill (Justice), on betting and gambling, 217
“Bulling and Bearing” on the Stock Exchange, 59
Butcher, M.P. (J. G.), on gambling, 216
Bye-laws against betting, Municipal and County, 154
Campbell-Bannerman (Sir Henry), on gambling, 218
Card-playing, 136
Cards, gambling with, 40
Cash-betting stopped, 25
Certainties, betting on, 2
Chances all for the bank, 3
Chester Cup Race (1852), 25
Children betting, 203
Chisholm (Lord Provost of Glasgow), evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 209
Citizenship, gambling and, 116
Civil Service, gambling in, 37
Clubs, gambling, 143, 163
Commons, House of, Select Committee on Betting and Gambling (1844), 23
Coroner for Mid-Surrey and backing horses, 214
Cost of Stock Exchange dealing, 66
Cottage, a week’s betting transactions in a working man’s, 80
Counter-attractions from gambling, 183
County authorities, bye-laws of, 154
Coupon-gambling, 140, 162
Crime and gambling (Canon Horsley), 85
Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act (1887), 202
Croydon Bench, chairman of, re gambling, 215
Daily Mail, racing tips, 106
Daily News, week’s betting results, 180
Daily settlement of bets, 23
Darling (Mr. Justice), re betting, 213
Davey’s Street Betting Bill 1903, Lord, 199
Davis v. Stoddart, deposit of money for betting illegal, 153
Dealings before allotment forbidden 56
Devonshire, Duke of, re betting, 166
Evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 211
Doncaster Grand Stand, 21
Downes v. Johnson, Gambling Club Case, 143
Durham Lord, on tipsters, 222
Education, more adequate, to counteract gambling tendency, 185
Embezzlement due to betting, 30, 88
Epsom, 22
Field, The, strictures on racing, 32
Fielding v. Turner, decision re gambling by machines, 138
Fines for betting, recommendation by Lords’ Commission, 195
“Fish-ponds” illegal lotteries, 139
Flat-racing and tipsters, 225
Fludyer, Colonel, evidence of, 206
Fox’s gambling habits, 125
France, Government of, and press gambling, 143
Gambling—
definition, 1
by automatic machines, 137
clubs, 143, 163
clubs and the Licensing Act (1903), 144
coupon, 140, 162
organised Sunday, 147
pure and mixed, 1
repression of, 170
Gaming, industrial, 159
machines, 137, 160
Giffen, Sir Robert, estimate of bookmaker’s profits, 31
Gissing, George, description of Turf ruffianism, 34
Glasgow, betting in workshops, 29
Chief Constable’s evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 209
Lord Provost’s evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 209
Globe and Liberation Companies, 18
Goodwood, 22
Gould, J.P. (Chas.), Epsom, evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 208
Grantham, Mr., Justice, on gambling, 213
Halsbury, Lord Chancellor, Powell v. Kempton Park, 150
Harrow, Master of, evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 207
Hawke, John, evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 203
on gambling, 218
Hawkins, Mr. Justice, on betting, 213
decision in Hawke v. Dunn, 149
Hawkins, Mr. Justice, decision in Jenks v. Turpin, 164
Hereford, Bishop of, betting among women, 71
Herschell’s Act, Lord, 197
Hodgman, George, Sixty years on the Turf, 35
Holland, Admiral Swinton, gambling at sports, 216
Hope, Adrian, and the anti-gambling league, 161
Horsley, Rev. J. W., evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 212
on tipsters, 234
House-to-house betting, 72
Hulton, junr., Edward, evidence before the Lords’ Committee, 210
Hunter, Sir Robert, evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 211
Illegal games, 136, 159
Immorality of gambling, 9
Increase of betting, present, 26
Industrial gaming unconnected with trade, 159
“Jail, Jottings from,” 84
Japan, gamblers ostracised, 43
Jenks v. Turpin, 164
Jockey Club and betting, 115
cash betting, 26
and tipsters, 223
Powell v. Kempton Park, 157
Joint Stock Company Law Amendment, is ineffective, 64
Kingsley, Charles, letter to young men on betting and gambling, 179
Knight, J.P. (Robert), evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 211
women betting, 72
Lamb, Charles, 11
Lamb, Mr., Second Secretary Post Office, evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 210
Lambeth, workshop betting in, 29
Law of gambling, 135
Law relating to betting, 135
Law, suggested amendments in betting, 155
Leeman’s Act (1866) stops speculation in bank shares, 62
Lefroy, Dean, on Bridge, 80
Legislation as to gambling, existing, 135
Lennox v. Stoddart, deposit of money for betting illegal, 153
Liberator and Globe Companies, 18
Licence for bookmakers, 111
Licensed bookmakers in Australia, 193, 194
Licensing Act (1903), 144
and gambling, 204
Limited Liability Act (1862) increases stock gambling, 50
Liverpool, Bishop of (Dr. Chavasse), on betting, 215
London, Common Serjeant of, on betting, 217
Lords, House of, Report of Committee (1844), 27
Select Committee of (1901-2), Report, 28, 38
summary of, 203
betting among artisans, 155
press and betting, 166
recommendations of, 191
women gamblers, 69
Loria and elections, 127
Lotteries abolished, public, 138
and sweepstakes, 138, 161
newspaper, protected by 8 & 9 Vict. c. 74; 140
put down by Parliament, 63
Lowther, M.P., James; evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 209
Luck in gambling, 8
Luton Town Councillors and betting, 215
Machines, gaming, 137
Maclaren, Ian, on Bridge, 81
Magistrates, a Chairman of, on embezzlement and betting, 214
Manchester, Chief Constable, evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 206
Marginal groups, gambling prevails among people classed in, 118
Miscellaneous gambling, 23
Monte Carlo tables average daily profit, £500, 181
Moseley Commission, 155
Municipal bye-laws against betting, 154
National Debt, stockbroking begins with, 46
Newmarket betting-posts, 22
Newspaper lotteries protected by 8 and 9 Vict. c. 74; 140
Newspapers encourage small betting, 113
Odds against the backer, 104
One pound shares and Stock Exchange gambling, 51
“Options,” 56
“Pari Mutuel,” 193, 194
Pauperism, betting next to intemperance a cause of, 91
Pedestrianism, a note on, 219
Petit Parisien, competition forbidden in, 142
Philip of Macedon and gambling, 124
Play a factor in life, 11
Police abet gambling in clubs, 145
Portland, Duke of, about tipsters, 135
Postmaster-General, powers re betting circulars, 197
Post Office, monetary interest in betting of the, 31
powers over lottery matter, 141
proposed increase of powers, 161
Powell v. Kempton Park, 149, 154
Press competitions and coupon gambling, 140, 142, 143, 162
gives facilities for betting, 191
Prisons and Provinces, 84
Produce Exchange gambling, 41
Prohibitive Acts insufficient to prevent gambling, 130
Property, right of, 4
Public excluded from betting circles, the general, 22
Public-houses, proposed Bill to make betting in, illegal, 157
Public opinion, the necessity for creating a sound, 174
Pure gambling, 16
Race-horses, poisoning of, 210
Raffles, Government inaction in the matter of, 176
really illegal, 139
Rawson, Admiral, on gambling, 38, 216
Remedy, bookmaker’s suggestions for a remedy, 110
Renals, Alderman Sir J., on street betting, 215
Repression of gambling, 170
Richmond, the Duke of, on cash betting, 26
Ridley, Mr. Justice, on betting, 217
Roulette, 137
Russell, Chief-Justice, on street betting, 213
Rutzen, Sir Alfred de, evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 90, 206
Salford, embezzlements in, 20
Schools and betting, 214, 215
Scotland Yard, conviction of three inspectors of, 85
Secret gambling in modern commerce, 19
Shannon, Superintendent Metropolitan Police, evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 208
Sharp, Luke, on women betting, 71
evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 207
Signalmen as bookmakers, 36
Sixty Years on the Turf, by George Hodgman, 35
“Small man” in stock and share gambling, 52
Smith, Horace, evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 207
embezzlement caused by betting, 213
Social disease, gambling a, 119
Souch, Charles, gambling at athletic clubs, 219
Southampton, Church Congress on betting, 214
Sport, betting in connection with, 39
Sportsman prosecuted, 141, 156
Sportsman, The Deluded, by a Bookmaker, 92
Spruce, F. W., evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 207
Starting-price bookmaker, 112
Starting-price odds, 166, 192, 204
Stephen, Sir Fitzjames, on betting agents, 205
Stephenson, Sir W. H., gambling among boys, 147
Stock Exchange gambling, 41, 45, 147, 158
Stoddart v. Sagar, Decision re coupon gambling, 140
Street betting, 203
Street betting, “a respectable trade,” 208
Street Betting Bill (Lord Davey’s), 199
Street bookmakers, 195
“Street” defined as in Public Health Act (1875), 201
Stutfield, G. H., evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 203
Suicide resulting from gambling, 86
Supports of gambling, real, 12
Sutters, James, evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 207
Sutton, Alderman (Newcastle), on betting, 214
Sweepstakes, 138, 161
“Systems” in gambling, 8, 224
Tattersall’s Subscription Rooms established, 21
Thomas, Bryan, evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 209
Tipsters’ advertisements, suppression of, 114, 222
and the Jockey Club, 223
“Totalisator,” its introduction suggested, 193, 194
Trevelyan, Lady, on Bridge, 41
Trevelyan, Sir George, gambling as it affects politics, 125
Truth on turf tipsters, betting agents, and system-mongers, 224
“Vendors’ shares,” their part in share gambling, 58
Village betting, 31
Wages to working men, better; a counter influence to gambling, 185
Walker, Colonel Tannett evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 210
Watts, G. F., on betting and gambling, 218
Wavell, General, on gambling, 38, 214
Wells, Superintendent of Limehouse Division, evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 208
White, Sir George, on gambling, 38, 218
Wills, Mr. Justice, on illegitimate speculation, 213
Women bookmakers, 70, 218
Women, gambling among, 69, 203
worse gamblers than men, 73
Woodgate, W. B., evidence before the Lords’ Commission, 210
Workshops, betting in Glasgow, 29
York, Archbishop of, on gambling, 217
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