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Paisley Herald 24 Mar. 1/3: The world was recently well nigh brought to an untimely end by a collision between Beakdom and Bumbledom, or a clash between the Coroner’s jurisdiction and the police.at beakdom (n.) under beak, n.1
Paisley Herald 24 Mar. 1/3: The world was recently well nigh brought to an untimely end by a collision between Beakdom and Bumbledom, or a clash between the Coroner’s jurisdiction and the police. Paisley Herald 24 Mar. 1/3: The world was recently well nigh brought to an untimely end by a collision between Beakdom and Bumbledom, or a clash between the Coroner’s jurisdiction and the police.at bumble, n.1
Paisley Herald 24 Mar. 1/3: The world was recently well nigh brought to an untimely end by a collision between Beakdom and Bumbledom, or a clash between the Coroner’s jurisdictin and the police.at -dom, sfx
Paisley Herald 24 Mar. 1/3: Ah! hang you, you put on your temping looks again [...] odd rot you.at hang, v.1
Paisley Herald 13 Oct. 3/2: He [...] will not tell what pay he receives for being a spy, a common informer, a jerry sneak, a peeping Tom.at jerry sneak, n.1
Paisley Herald 7 June 4/1: The Running for the Derby [...] Before coming into the distance Brighton had to cry a go.at cry a go (v.) under cry, v.
Paisley Herald 9 Sept. 6/4: The Noble Grand [...] had been engaged in ‘bottoming’ a pot of porter.at bottom, v.
Paisley Herald 8 Aug. 2/5: he has been only two days here, and he has played the very deuce and upset everything at the spar-yard.at play the deuce (with) (v.) under deuce, the, phr.
Paisley Herald 9 Sept. 6/4: If Brother Williams had attempted to hit him he would make him (Brother Williams) look nine ways for Sunday.at nine ways from breakfast (adv.) under nine, adj.
Paisley Herald (Renfrewshire) 10 Feb. 6/3: Jodge Boyd [...] possessed a similar weakness [...] when passing sentence of death [...] he sldom failed to have a drop in his eye.at have a drop in one’s eye (v.) under drop in one’s eye, n.
Paisley Herald 7 Apr. 1/4: Cincinnatti [is] surrounded by hogs which [...] swarm the streets of ‘Porkopolis’.at Porkopolis, n.
Paisley Herald 28 Sept. 6/4: It were a durnation bit o’ folly from end to end.at darnation, adj.
Paisley Herald 18 July 3/3: Henri Rochefort [...] was accused of living at the expense of a notorious demi-rep.at demi-rep, n.
Paisley Herald 11 Dec. n.p.: Young ladies of Paisley, to the front! Show loyalty!! It is the latest thing out!!! [...] We refer to the Alexandra Limp!at Alexandra limp, n.
Paisley Herald 6 Feb. 2/3: The ‘men in blue’ had to be called in to put down the ‘ghosts in white’.at boys in blue, n.
Paisley Herald 13 Nov. 6/4: The Nashville Banner, a strongly democratic journal, speaks of Andrew Johnson under the caption, ‘Have we a howler among us?’.at howler, n.
Paisley Herald 22 May 3/3: Chicago, the Porkopolis and Cornopolis of the United States.at Porkopolis, n.
Paisley Herald 14 May 3/5: [headline] A ‘War Hawk’s’ Head in ‘Chancery’.at in chancery under chancery, n.
Paisley Herald 21 May 2/6: One of the young men rushed out and pinned him, and a police constable [...] secured [him].at pin, v.
Paisley Herald 28 Mar. 5/4: I think the Yankees deserve less blame [...] than the sillikin clericals who are playing second fiddle to them.at sillikin, n.
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