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Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Beater-cases Wellington boots.at beater-cases, n.
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Beater-cases Wellington boots. Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Fly the blue-pigeon Cut the lead off the roof.at fly the blue pigeon (v.) under blue pigeon, n.
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Box of the stone-jug Cell in Newgate.at box, n.1
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Chanting the play Explaining the tricks and manœuvres of thieves.at chaunt the play (v.) under chant, v.
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Nibsomest cribs Best houses.at nibsomest crib, n.
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Gold-headed dick Riding whip.at dick, n.2
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Hock-dockeys Shoes.at hock-dockies, n.
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Dose the swell fred Inveigle the fare into a public-house and hocus him.at dose, v.
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Mum your dubber. Keep your mouth shut.at dubber, n.2
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Fake the rubber. Stand treat this time.at fake the rubber (v.) under fake, v.1
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Flamms Rings.at flam, n.2
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Forks Fingers.at fork, n.1
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Gam-cases Stockings.at gam case (n.) under gam, n.1
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Gay-tyke-boy Dog fancier.at gay tyke boy (n.) under gay, adj.
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Slacken your glib. Loosen your tongue.at glib, n.
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Glims Spectacles.at glim, n.
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Spelt in the leer Advertised in the newspaper.at leer, n.
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Leg-glazier A thief who carries the apparatus of a glazier, and calls at houses when he knows the master and mistress are out, telling the servant that he has been sent to clean and mend the windows. By these means he obtains admission, and plunders the house of any thing which he can conveniently carry off.at leg-glazier (n.) under leg, n.
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Lip us a chant. Sing us a song.at lip, v.1
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Lully Shirt.at lully, n.1
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Mabber Cab-driver.at mab, n.2
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Macing Swindling.at macing, n.1
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Mounseer-fak’d calp [sic] A hat of French manufacture.at mounseer-fak’d (adj.) under mounseer, n.
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Mill for a ned Fight for a sovereign.at ned, n.1
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Nib-cove Gentleman.at nib, n.2
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Parish prig Parson.at parish bull (n.) under parish, n.
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Rum-Tom-Pat Clergyman.at tom pat, n.1
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Snitch Nose.at snitch, n.1
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Precious-rum squeeze at the Spell Good evening's work at the theatre.at spell, n.1
Mysteries of London vol. 2 142: Spelt in the leer Advertised in the newspaper.at spell, v.
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