The law relating to betting, time-bargains and gaming

by George Herbert Stutfield; Henry Strother Cautley

[282]. P. 53.

[283]. 11 Q. B. D., at p. 210.

[284]. See O’Connor v. Bradshaw, 5 Ex., 882; Fisher v. Bridges, 3 E. & B., 642.

[285]. See ante, p. 86, as to the exception of Royal Palaces.

[286]. See Taylor v. Smetten, 11 Q.B.D., p. 210.

[287]. 14 M. & W., 711.

[288]. See pp. 129–130.

[289]. 44 Ch. D. 306.

[290]. 1 C. B., 974.

[291]. The learned Serjeant is evidently using the point decided in Applegarth v. Colley—that the Statute of Anne contemplated a case where a single person lost £10.