c.1865 ‘The Ballad Mongers’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 52: ‘All around your hat,’ Sirs.at all around my hat, phr.
c.1865 ‘The Stagestruck Chambermaid’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 58: The Ladies call me Saucy Kate, / The Men an out-and-outer.at out-and-outer, n.
c.1865 ‘When I was down to Sweeny’s’ Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 13: My mother always said to me, / I was a cunning blade.at blade, n.
c.1865 ‘Julius’ Visit to Governor King’ Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 27: All de speakers were a blowin’ / Away wid all dar might. / ‘It is but a slight argument / Upon some foolish thing’ [...] Said our Governor King.at blow, v.1
c.1865 ‘I Wish I’d a Shilling a Day!’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 38: You’re an old blower, you know, Jimmy Green.at blower, n.2
c.1865 ‘That’s the Chisel!’ Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 35: The City’s laws, I did repeal, / I did, so ‘help me Bob!’.at s’elp me bob!, excl.
c.1865 ‘Bobbing around!’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 19: The air is old, but the words are new, / For I’ve been bobbing around.at bob around (v.) under bob, v.3
c.1865 ‘That’s the Chisel!’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 36: Now all you coves, that’s on the bum, / Make all your cronies mizzle, / And to the Mission house do come, / For I tell you, ‘that’s the chisel’.at on a/the bum under bum, n.3
c.1865 ‘Pike’s Peak’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 12: I had got nary a red cent.at red cent, n.
c.1865 ‘Pike’s Peak’ Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 10: So I at once resolved to go [...] Bound at the gold to have a crack, / Out in Pike’s Peak diggings.at have a crack at (v.) under crack, n.1
c.1865 ‘Kate’s Medley’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 65: I went to the Gaieties, / To see Pell cut his funny tricks [...] All cutting, cut, cut, cutting, / We’re all cutting our way through the world, / Some are cutting to get rich, others cut in vain.at cut, v.3
c.1865 ‘The Old Shipyard’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 58: I’m dead broke to-day, in the old Shipyard.at dead broke (adj.) under dead, adv.
c.1865 ‘Divil’s own Boy’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 17: Says I: ‘Give up! for I am done, / Sure I am the divil’s boy!’.at done, adj.
c.1865 ‘The Divil’s own Boy’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 16: One Mickey Free, from Dublin town.at mickey, n.1
c.1865 ‘When I was down to Sweeny’s’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 14: And then to have some good frogs’ legs [...] And top off, with two fried eggs.at top off, v.
c.1865 ‘Divil’s own Boy’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 18: I raised old scratch at such a rate, / I had to cut my stick away.at old Scratch (n.) under old, adj.
c.1865 ‘Kate’s Medley’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 65: While pegging into lots of Gin.at peg, v.3
c.1865 ‘The Old Shipyard’ Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 58: If you want a smash, you must poney the cash.at pony (up), v.
c.1865 ‘The Divil’s own Boy’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 17: When the shindy it was over, / And the fracas it was done.at shindy, n.
c.1865 ‘Bobbing around!’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 21: Oh, banks will burst, and brokers smash.at smash, v.1
c.1865 ‘Bobbing around!’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 19: And when you ask him for your cash [...] Says he: ‘Old boy, I’ve gone to smash’.at go (to) smash (v.) under smash, n.1
c.1865 ‘Bobbing around!’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 19: Old boy, I’ve gone to smash, / ’Cause I went bobbing around.at go (to) smash (v.) under smash, n.1
c.1865 ‘The Old Shipyard’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 58: If you want a smash, you must poney the cash.at smash, n.1
c.1865 ‘The Stagestruck Chambermaid’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 58: [of an actress] The servants say I am first rate, / Since I became a Spouter.at spouter, n.1
c.1865 ‘Julius’ Visit to Governor King’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 25: Travellin’, for me, / Am just de very ting!at thing, the, n.
c.1865 ‘Bobbing around!’ in Fred Shaw’s Champion Comic Melodist 20: Be so kind as to lend me a V.at V, n.1