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Title: |
THE | NEW POCKET HOYLE, | CONTAINING | THE GAMES | OF | [eight lines to left] WHIST, | QUADRILLE, | PIQUET, | QUINZE, | LANSQUENET, |
PHARO, | ROUGE ET NOIR, | CRIBBAGE, | [eight lines to right] MATRIMONY, | CASSINO,
| REVERSIS, | PUT, | CONNEXIONS, | ALL FOURS, | AND | SPECULATION. | Accurately displaying the Rules and Practice, | as admitted and established by the
first | Players in the Kingdom. | LONDON: | Printed by T. Bensley, Bolt Court, Fleet Street, | FOR WYNNE AND SCHOLEY,
45; and J. WALLIS, | 46, PATERNOSTER ROW. | 1802. |
| Collation: |
12o: [A]2 B–I12 K6 [$½ (−H6) signed; signing $2–6 as '2'–'6']; 104 leaves, pp. [4 ] [1] 2–73 [74] 75–106 [107] 108–130 [131] 132 [133] 134–136 [137] 138–139 [140] 141–150 [151] 152–155 [156] 157–170 [171] 172 [173] 174–178 [179] 180–186 [187] 188–189 [190] 191 [192] 193–195 [196] 197 [198–199] 200–204 |
| Contents: |
Signature (Page) Reference |
Contents |
Signature (Page) Reference |
Running Titles |
| A1r |
title |
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| A1v |
blank |
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| A2r |
‘PREFACE. | [...]’ |
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| A2v |
blank |
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| B1r–D1v (1–50) |
‘HOYLE'S GAMES, | &c. &c. | THE GAME OF
WHIST. | [...]’ |
B1v–E1r (2–73) |
‘WHIST.’ |
| D2r–E1r (51–73) |
‘Mr. PAYNE's | MAXIMS FOR WHIST. | [...]’ |
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| E1v–F5v (74–106) |
‘THE | GAME OF QUADRILLE. | [...]’ |
E2r–F5v (75–106) |
‘QUADRILLE.’ |
| F6r–G5v (107–130) |
‘THE GAME OF PIQUET. | [...]’ |
F6v–G5v (108–130) |
‘PIQUET.’ |
| G6r–G6v (131–132) |
‘THE | GAME OF QUINZE. | [...]’ |
G6v (132) |
‘QUINZE.’ |
| G7r–G8v (133–136) |
‘THE | GAME OF VINGT-UN. | [...]’ |
G7v–G8v (134–136) |
‘VINGT-UN.’ |
| G9r–G10r (137–139) |
‘THE | GAME OF LANSQUENET. | [...]’ |
G9v–G10r (138–139) |
‘LANSQUENET.’ |
| G10v–H3v (140–150) |
‘THE | GAME OF PHARO. | [...]’ |
G11r–H3v (141–150) |
‘PHARO.’ |
| H4r–H6r (151–155) |
‘THE | GAME OF ROUGE ET NOIR. | [...]’ |
H4v–H6r (152–155) |
‘ROUGE ET NOIR.’ |
| H6v–I1v (156–170) |
‘THE | GAME OF CRIBBAGE. | [...]’ |
H7r–I1v (157–170) |
‘CRIBBAGE.’ |
| I2r–I2v (171–172) |
‘THE | GAME OF MATRIMONY. | [...]’ |
I2v (172) |
‘MATRIMONY.’ |
| I3r–I5v (173–178) |
‘THE | GAME OF CASSINO. | [...]’ |
I3v–I5v (174–178) |
‘CASSINO.’ |
| I6r–I9v (179–186) |
‘THE | GAME OF REVERSIS. | [...]’ |
I6v–I9v (180–186) |
‘REVERSIS.’ |
| I10r–I11r (187–189) |
‘THE | GAME OF PUT. | [...]’ |
I10v–I11r (188–189) |
‘PUT.’ |
| I11v–I12r (190–191) |
‘THE | GAME OF CONNEXIONS. | [...]’ |
I12r (191) |
‘CONNEXIONS.’ |
| I12v–K2r (192–195) |
‘THE | GAME OF ALL FOURS. | [...]’ |
K1r–K2r (193–195) |
‘ALL FOURS.’ |
| K2v–K3r (196–197) |
‘THE | GAME OF SPECULATION. | [...]’ |
K3r (197) |
‘SPECULATION.’ |
| K3v (198) |
blank |
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| K4r–K6v (199–204) |
‘TABLE OF CONTENTS. | [...] | [colophon]’ |
K4v–K6v (200–204) |
‘CONTENTS’ |
| Plates: |
before A1r engraving: engraved extra title page |
| Publisher: |
Wynne and Scholey, James Wallis |
| Printer: |
Thomas Bensley (title, colophon) |
| Notices: |
1802-08-19 Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette: "The New Pocket Hoyle. This day is published, elegantly printed by Bensley, in a beautiful
pocket size, neatly done up to slip in a case, price 4s.—calf elegant, 5s. 6d.—and
in morocco with silver lock, 8s...The public are here presented, for the first time,
with an elegant pocket edition of Mr. Hoyle's Games, forming in itself a complete
companion to the card table, and rendering a reference to any other works of a similar
nature totally unnecessary. The whole has been carefully revised and newly arranged;
every writer of merit has been consulted with the greatest caution, and such additions
and corrections have been made as were found necessary to the perfection of the work.
With these advantages, the proprietors look forward with confidence to its introduction
into all fashionable circles, and its general adoption by the public at large; as
they are conscious it will be found more convenient in its form, more elegant in its
execution and more correct in its matter, than any edition of the same work which
has hitherto appeared." |
| Notices: |
1802-09 The Monthly Magazine: (Google) |
| Price: |
4s. in a slip case (advertisement), 5s.6d. calf elegant (advertisement), 8s. morocco with silver lock (advertisement) |
| References: |
Jessel 822, Rather 81 |
| Colophon: |
‘T. Bensley, Printer, Bolt Court, Fleet Street, London.’ |
| Copies Seen: |
BFl [I.795/HOYL (b1124869)]; O [Jessel f.619]; Copisarow; TNJ [GV1243.N3 1802]; Levy [1728] |
| Other Copies: |
L [7913.a.64]; HAG [KW 2217 F 7]; LT [Wb 700]; LU [GV1243.N48]; NvLN [GV1243.N48 1802]; OCl [789.87H G2B] |
| Notes: |
In the copies I have seen in a slip case (Copisarow, Levy), the case is dated 1802. |
