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Magistrate’s Assistant 445: A poultry stealer. A beaker-hunter.at beaker-hunter (n.) under beaker, n.2
Magistrate’s Assistant 445: A poultry stealer. A beaker-hunter. Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 444: A silk handkerchief. A billy.at billy, n.3
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 447: Coiners = bit-makers.at bit-maker (n.) under bit, n.1
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 446: Booked, caught, taken, or disposed of.at book, v.1
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 446: A shilling. Breake-leg.at breakyleg, n.1
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 446: To entice another to play – buttoner.at buttoner, n.
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 444: Gift of Clothes – Cant of Togs.at cant of togs (n.) under cant, n.2
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 444: To steal a muff – To free a cat.at cat, n.1
Magistrate’s Assistant (2nd edn) 444: A shop – Chovey.at chovey, n.
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 444: To alter the maker’s name in a watch – to christen a yack.at christen, v.
Magistrate’s Assistant 446: Inside skirt coat pocket – Patent Coat.at patent coat, n.
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 445: play cocum To be cunning, wary, or sly.at play cocum (v.) under cocum, n.
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 4445: To inform = to come it.at come it, v.2
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 445: To pick pockets: to buzz, buzzmen, clyfakers, conveyancers.at conveyancer, n.
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 444: Snatching reticules from a carriage – culing.at culing, n.
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 444: To rob a till [...] draw a damper.at draw a damper (v.) under damper, n.2
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 444: Shilling, Deaner, also twelver.at deener, n.
Magistrate’s Assistant 444: Five-pound notes, finnips, ten-pound notes, double finnips.at double fin, n.
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 446: To steal from shop doors – to pull down.at pull down, v.
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 444: Sixpence, downer, also sprat.at downer, n.1
Magistrate’s Assistant 444: Thieves: Family-men.at family man (n.) under family, n.1
Magistrate’s Assistant 444: Five-pound notes, finnips, ten-pound notes, double finnips.at finnip, n.
in Magistrate’s Assistant Long-tailed finnips Large notes.at long-tailed finnip, n.
Magistrate’s Assistant 447: To lift a window, to fly a window.at fly, v.
Magistrate’s Assistant n.p.: A fly, A policeman.at fly, n.3
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 444: To steal a muff – To free a cat.at free, v.
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 447: Going without shoes, gadding the hoof.at gad the hoof (v.) under hoof, n.
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd. edn) 455: A till – a lob.at lob, n.1
Magistrate’s Assistant (3rd edn) 444: To steal a muff. To free a cat.at muff, n.1
Magistrate’s Assistant 445: Robbing in shops by two – Palming.at palming, n.
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