5. Two Puffs,—who had money given to them to decoy others to play.
6. A Clerk,—who was a check on the Puffs, to see that they sank none of the money given to them to play with.
7. A Squib,—who was a puff of a lower rank, serving at half salary, whilst learning to deal.
8. A Flasher,—to swear how often the bank had been stripped by lucky players.
9. A Dunner,—who went about to recover money lost at play.
10. A Waiter,—to fill out wine, snuff candles, and attend the room.
11. An Attorney,—who was generally a Newgate solicitor.
12. A Captain,—who was to fight any gentleman who might be peevish at losing his money.
13. An Usher,—who lighted the gentlemen up and down stairs, and gave the word to the porter.
14. A Porter,—who was generally a soldier of the Foot Guards.