Green’s Dictionary of Slang

yard of tripe n.

a pipe.

1835		Sydney Herald 18 June 4/1: [I]t is contrary to morals and jistice to let a poor fallow work his eyeballs out for a yard o' tripe or [...] some such.
1856		H. Mayhew Great World of London I 5: Splodger, will you have a Jack-surpass of finger-and-thumb, and blow your yard of tripe of nosey-me-knacker.
1861		(con. 1840s–50s) H. Mayhew London Labour and London Poor I 418/1: [as cit. 1856].
1877		J. Diprose London Life 74: [as cit. 1856].