1858 Shoreditch Obs. 2 Oct. 3/2: A Pot of Beer is a first-rate receipt for Confloption of the Bowels.at confloption, n.
1858 Shoreditch Obs. 16 Oct. 3/2: [He] will in all probability ‘dine with Duke Humphrey’ with what he will get out of this lot.at dine with Duke Humphrey (v.) under dine, v.
1859 Shoreditch Obs. (London) 10 Dec. 3/5: So I calls out to him, ‘Go and hang yourself, you and your lucifer matches’.at go hang...! (excl.) under hang, v.1
1859 Shoreditch Obs. (London) 10 Dec. 3/5: The bobby touches me on the shoulder [...] and says ‘Come along’ [...] and he lugs me off here.at lug, v.1
1860 Shoreditch Obs. (London) 7 Jan. 3/5: The lady in the ‘shoful’ arrived and sprung out, [...] seized her spouse [...] pushed him into the ‘shoful’ and got in after him.at shoful, n.
1861 Shoreditch Obs. 24 Aug. 3/4: We defy him to combat, the enormous roaring ruffian!at roaring, adj.
1877 Shoreditch Obs. 24 Nov. n.p.: The hostility to the Committee has been unbounded on the part of the ‘brokered’ Vestrymen.at brokered, adj.
1878 Shoreditch Obs. 23 Mar. 3/1: When i was amkng beggars in St Mary-axe, he [...] took immediate umbrage if anyone used the phrase [...] ‘All a holiday in Peckham’.at all holiday at Peckham under Peckham, n.
1890 Shoreditch Observer 9 Aug. 3/3: After-Claps [...] There had been a dispute [...] and Mrs Peck alleged that Newsman struck her several violent blows.at after-clap, n.
1906 Shoreditch Obs. 6 Jan. 6/3: The shuffling tricks and devices of Mr Balfour, have so shaken the faith of the masses.at shuffle, v.