1836 London Dispatch 4 Dec. 3/3: the Wapping coalheavers [...] professed themselves so affronted at his ‘cagmag’ dainties, that they seized his pie-oven and rubbed his nose in his own pies.at cagmag, adj.
1836 London Dispatch 13 Nov. 70/1: ‘Dusty Bob’ and his ‘Oss’ — A flying dustman [...] was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having stolen a bottle of champagne.at dusty, n.1
1836 London Dispatch 23 Oct. 5/1: The house was described by one witness as lodging-house, and another a gay house.at gay house (n.) under gay, adj.
1837 London Dispatch 10 Oct. 1/3: Tom and Jerryism in Switzerland [...] Some scandalous scenes have taken place at Interlaken [...] occasioned by the drunken frolics of a half a dozen English.at tom-and-jerryism (n.) under tom and jerry, n.1
1838 London Dispatch 5 Aug. 8/4: On Quackery — Quackery has been described as ‘mean, bad acts in physic — deceit’.at quackery (n.) under quack, n.1