[59] Fools: but there was also a game at Cards called Noddy, supposed to have been the same as Cribbage. [60] Bone lace. [61] Sedan Chairs; said to have been introduced into England in 1581, and first used in London in 1623. [62] Also published in 1708 as _Hicklety Picklety_. [63] From Moorgate Street 83 prospectuses, demanding £90,175,000, were sent out. Gresham Street issued 20, requiring £17,580,000. [64] Commissioners were appointed to hear and determine such cases. [65] In the collection of MSS. belonging to Lord Leconfield, at Petworth House, Sussex. [66] “Annals, Anecdotes, and Legends of Life Assurance.” John Francis. 1853: Lon. TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES —Obvious print and punctuation errors were corrected. —Superscript letters have been redered with a carat character: a^b. End of Project Gutenberg's The History of Gambling in England, by John Ashton