Monte Carlo, in 1864, 326; early frequenters, 327; development of, 328, 329; patrons, 329 _et seq._; regulations as to dress, 330; hotels, restaurants, etc. in the 'eighties, 332; the "Cercle Privé," 334, 335; the bank, its gains and losses, 335-7; mistaken ideas about the gaming-rooms, 337, 338; systems of old players, 339; superstitions, 339-43; trente-et-quarante, 343-5; a successful swindle at, 346-8; roulette, 348-52; the croupiers, 354, 355; annual profits, 357; the Casino employés, 357, 358; the _viatique_, 358, 359; playing for a living, 359; systems of play, 360-73 Montfort, Lord, 108, 109 Monville, M. de, 252 Moral Betting Club, circulars issued by a, 101 Mordaunt, Colonel John, devoted to cards from youth, 180, 181; leaves for India, 182; ignorance of writing, 182, 183; Hindoo and Persian scholar, 183; his method of calculation, 184; meets with Asoph ud Doulah, 186; aide-de-camp to the Nawab, 187; saves Zoffany's head, 188; his hospitality, 191; excellent pistol shot, 192; wounded in a duel, 192; his love of cock-fighting, 195; his early death, 193 Morny, Duc de, 425 Morocco-men, 48 Mount Coffee-House, Mr. Elwes a member of, 17 "Multipliers," 1, 2; statute against, 2 Mundy's Coffee-House, 41 Mytton, Jack, played best when drunk, 80; punishes foul play, 80; presence of mind, 80; often plucked when young, 81 Napoleon, a poor card-player, 11; encourages horse-racing, 420 Napoleon III. and the institution of the Grand Prix, 425 Nash, Beau, does penance, 30, 31; rides upon a cow, 31; his advice to a giddy youth, 31; and Duke of Bedford, 31, 32; and the young peer, 32; a bet on the life of, 108 Naylor, Mr., his big win at the Derby, 375 "Neptune," 117 Newcastle, Duke of, 52 Nivernois, Duc de, 50; and the Rev. Mr. Bentinck, 51, 52 Normandie, M. de, 422 North-country gambler, a, 12, 13 Northumberland, Duke of, 15; patron of cock-fighting, 195 Nugent, Mr., 103, 104 O'Birne, Mr., his generous offer, 111 O'Burne, Mr., 57, 58 Ogden, Mr., 9 O'Kelly, Colonel Andrew, and his uncle's parrot, 148, 149