Salomon-the masse. Stuling Ken-a house to receive stolen goods. Skipper-a barne. Strommet-straw. Smelling Chete-an orchard or garden. To twore to see. To these two books last described is annexed as a frontispiece, The London Watchman in his ancient dress. In the first he is represented as having a staff, with a pike at one end, and the other end represented as broken. But at this end was a hook, which made it a very formidable weapon, and which is seen in the Frontispiece to LANTHORNE and CANDLE LIGHT. ENGLISH VILLANIES. "ENGLISH VILLANIES SEVEN SEVERALL TIMES PREST TO DEATH BY THE PRINTERS, but still reviving again, are now the eighth Time (as at the first) discovered by Lanthorne and Candle Light, and the helpe of a new Cryer, called O-per-se-O. Whose loud voyce proclaimes to all that will heare him, another conspiracy of abuses lately plotting Libken a house to lye in. Lage-water. A Make-a halfe penny. To Mill-to steale. Mill a Ken-rob a house. Nosegent-a nunne. Niggling-companying with a woman, Pratt-a buttock. Peck-meate. Poplars-pottage. Prancer-a horse. Prigging-riding. Patnico-a priest. Pad-a way. Quarones-a body. Ruff-peck-Bacon. Roger or Tib of the buttry-a goose. Rome vile-London. Rome-bowse-wine. Rome-mort-a queene. Ruffian-the Divill, Stampes-Legges. Stampers-shoes. Slate-a sheete. Skew-a cup. Salomon Salomon-the masse. Stuling Ken-a house to receive stolen goods. Skipper-a barne. Strommet-straw. Smelling Chete-an orchard or garden. To twore-to see. To these two books last described is annexed as a frontispiece, The London Watchman in his ancient dress. In the first he is represented as having a staff, with a pike at one end, and the other end represented as broken. But at this end was a hook, which made it a very formidable weapon, and which is seen in the Frontispiece to LANTHORNE and CANDLE LIGHT. ENGLISH VILLANIES. "ENGLISH VILLANIES SEVEN SEVERALL TIMES PREST TO DEATH BY THE PRINTERS, but still reviving again, are now the eighth Time (as at the first) discovered by Lanthorne and Candle Light, and the helpe of a new Cryer, called O-per-se-O. Whose loud voyce proclaimes to all that will heare him, another conspiracy of abuses lately plotting Libken—a house to lye in. Lage-water. Lightmans-the day. A Make-a halfe penny. To Mill-to steale. Mill a Ken-rob a house. Nosegent-a nunne. Niggling-companying with a woman, Pratt-a buttock. Peck-meate. Poplars-pottage. Prancer-a horse. Prigging-riding. Patnico-a priest. Pad-a way. Quarones-a body. Ruff-peck-Bacon. Roger or Tib of the buttry-a goose. Rome vile-London. Rome-bowse-wine. Rome-mort-a queene. Ruffian-the Divill, Stampes-Legges. Stampers-shoes. Slate-a sheete. Skew-a cup, Salomon Salomon-the masse. Stuling Ken-a house to receive stolen goods. Skipper-a barne. Strommet-straw. Smelling Chete-an orchard or garden. Tryning-hanging. To twore to see. To these two books last described is annexed as a frontispiece, The London Watchman in his ancient dress. In the first he is represented as having a staff, with a pike at one end, and the other end represented as broken. But at this end was a hook, which made it a very formidable weapon, and which is seen in the Frontispiece to LANTHORNE and CANDLE LIGHT. ENGLISH VILLANIES. " ENGLISH VILLANIES SEVEN SEVERALL TIMES PREST TO DEATH BY THE PRINTERS, but still reviving again, are now the eighth Time (as at the first) discovered by Lanthorne and Candle Light, and the helpe of a new Cryer, called O-per-se-O. Whose loud voyce proclaimes to all that will heare him, another conspiracy of abuses lately plotting |