1791 J. Lackington letter XXXIX Memoirs 315: I [...] spent several hours in exploring that stupendous cavern, called The Devil’s A--- in the Peake.at arse, n.
1791 J. Lackington letter VI Memoirs 45: These devil-dodgers happened to be so very powerful (that is, very noisy,) that they soon sent John home, crying out, he should be damned!at devil-dodger (n.) under devil, n.
1791 J. Lackington letter XVII Memoirs 125: As soon as I had procured a lodging and work, my next enquiry was for Mr. Wesley’s Gospel shops.at gospel mill (n.) under gospel, n.
1791 J. Lackington letter III Memoirs 18: While he was keeping Saint Monday, I was with boys of my own age, fighting, cudgel-playing, wrestling, etc.at keep St Monday (v.) under St Monday, n.