Ferguson, Sir Rowland, his opinion of Col. Mellish, 178 Field Club, The, 135 Fishmonger's Hall, 97 FitzJames, Marquis de, 209, 419 Fitzpatrick, General, 115 Flint, Mr., his race with Mr. Thornton, 415, 416; assaults Col. Thornton, 416, 417; commits suicide, 417 Foley, Lord, 401 Fonteneille, Madame de, 246 Foote, Sam, 66 Fortune, image of, kept by Roman emperors, 5; aid of, invoked by fetishes, 5; sometimes favours non-gamblers, 159 Foubert, a celebrated French riding-master, 386 Fouché, gaming-houses licensed by, 250; punishes interference, 250 Fox, Charles James, and Casanova, 26; a member of Brooks's, 26; White's, 105; unsuccessful gambler, 26; and Duke of Devonshire, 28; and Sir John Lade, 28, 29; borrows from waiters at Brooks's, 28; fond of horse-racing, 29, 400, 401; ruined at twenty-five, 115 Frascati's, a noted gaming-house, 266; an inveterate player at, 268; fêtes at, 269; dramatic incident at closing of, 274 French Jockey Club, 421 _et seq._ Galeries de Bois, 257 Game-cock, gentleman attacked by, 201; fox killed by, 202; in a naval action, 202, 203; awarded a medal, 203 Games, unlawful, 132, 133 Gaming-houses, suppressed, 99; officials, 40, 41 Gaming-tables kept by ladies, 48, 52, 245 Gancière, la Baronne de, 245 Garcia, his winnings at Homburg, 304; a card scandal, 304-7; sentenced to imprisonment, 307; his death, 307 Geese and turkey race, 206 Geneva, gambling at, 311 Genlis, Comte de, 209 George I. and the Turf, 389; George II. gambles, 39; George IV. rides to Brighton and back, 210, 211 George, Prince of Denmark, and horse-racing, 389 Germany, gaming in, 282 _et seq._ Gevres, Duc de, 239 Gilliver, Joe, fights cocks for Georges III. and IV., 201; his great-nephew's success, 201 Gillray, his caricatures of female gamblers, 56 Giraudin, Madame de, 420 Glasgow, Lord, his love of enormous wagers, 382, 383 Grafton, Duke of, 39 Grafton Mews, No. 13, 45 Graham's Club, 122 Gramont, Count de, his shrewd decision, 237 Granville, Lord, 97 Greville, Mr., 108, 385 Grieves, Mr. Mackenzie, 426 Groom-porter, the, 39, 86 Grosvenor, Lord, and Tattersall, 397 Gully and the Game Chicken, match between, 177 Gwynne, Nell, 387 Halton, Mr., 195 Hambletonian v. Diamond, a great race, 411-13 Hamilton, Captain, 65 Hamilton, Duke of, 195 Hammond, Mr. John, his successes on the Turf, 373 Harvey, Mr., a midshipman gambler, 111 Hastings, Marquis of, his large bets, 384; ruined, and early death, 385