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