A COMMENT ON THE EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES DEVEloped in the
NARRATIVE, IN WHICH GAMBLING IS PROVED TO BE THE Source of
FORGERY, ROBBERY, MURDER, AND GENERAL DEMORALIZATION.

TO WHICH IS ADDED, THE

GAMBLER'S SCOURGE;
A COMPLETE exposé of

THE WHOLE SYSTEM OF GAMBLING IN THE
METROPOLIS; WITH

EMOIRS AND ANECDOTES OF NOTORIOUS BLACKLEGS.

Shame, beggary, and imprisonment, unpitied misery, the stings of
conscience, and the curses of mankind, shall make life hateful to
him-till at last his own hand end him."-Gamester.

ILLUSTRATED BY PORTRAITS DRAWN FROM LIFE, AND OTHER COPPER-

PLATE ENGRAVINGS OF PECULIAR INTEREST.

LONDON:

PUBLISHED BY THOMAS KELLY, PATERNOSTER-ROW

MDCCCXXIV.

Committal of Hunt, Thurtell, and Probert to Hertford

Gaol

Descriptive account of Gill's-Hill Cottage and the scene

of the Murder

Hill's Slough, the Pond in which the body of Weare was

found

Exclusion of the Professional Advisers of the Prisoners

from Communication with them

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Proceedings in the Court of King's Bench in consequence

Application to the Court of King's Bench for a Crimi-

nal Information against the Proprietors of the Surrey

Theatre for performing a Drama calculated to pre-

judice the Prisoners

Disinterment of the body of Weare

Proceedings at Hertford