BRIDGE.

This is a recent development of the grand old game of Whist. Though

differing widely in many particulars from its prototype, it is still

essentially Whist, the innovations, while introducing a new speculative

element, affording even larger opportunities for the exercise of the

judgment and skill which Whist proper demands; and the best proof of its

merit lies in the fact that even by the "old stagers" of the London clubs

it is now generally played in preference to the classic game.

The main elements of novelty in Bridge, as distinguished from Whist, may be

classed under the following heads:--

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