Whiddler, a talkative fellow, an informer Whirligig, the pillory Whistling shop, a public house in a prison Whisker, a bouncing lie White buzmen, pickpockets White toppers, white hats White tape, gin Whites, counterfeit silver Wiggen, the neck Win, a penny Wipe, fogle, handkerchief Wing, fly, up, acquainted with Wobble, to reel, drunk Wo ball, a milk woman Wood pecker, a punster, joker, player on words Wooden ruff, the pillory, as he wore the wooden ruff, he stood in the pillory W's, between the two, hitting in the belly between wind and water Won't suit, no go, it won't do Y. Yace and onions, watch and seal Yam, to eat hearty Yankee, a tawney man Yard of tape, a glass of gin Yarmouth capon, a red herring Yarum, food made of milk Yellow boys, goldfinches, sovereigns Yellowman, a yellow handkerchief Yelper, a fellow who makes pitiful lamentations of trifles Yokels, green horns, countrymen [Illustration] THE SIXTY ORDERS OF PRIME COVES. 1. Rum-bubbers 2. Coves 3. Groaners 4. Duffers 5. Out-and-outers 6. Coiners 7. Macers 8. Swigs men 9. Bully rocks 10. Lully priggers 11. Ginglers 12. Ken coves 13. Bully huffs 14. Starrers 15. Strollers 16. Mounters 17. Shoplifters 18. Swadlers 19. Sweeteners 20. Clapper dogens 21. Cloak twitchers 22. Upright men 23. Dubs men 24. Forkers 25. Bullies 26. Autem men 27. Beau nappers 28. Badgers 29. Cadgers 30. Beau traps 31. Twirlers 32. Gammoners 33. Groaners 34. Fencers 35. Spicers 36. High topers 37. Footpads 38. Gamblers 39. Swindlers 40. Shoplifters 41. Sturdy beggars 42. Pad priggers 43. Money lenders 44. Ken crackers 45. Queer culls 46. Rushers 47. Fawney coves 48. Divers 49. Adam iglers 50. Knackers 51. Millers 52. Smashers 53. Filers 54. Gypsies 55. Buffers 56. Priggers 57. Rum padders 58. Gaggers 59. Dragsmen 60. Bloods FINIS. * * * * * _Companion Volume by the Editor of "Sinks of London Laid Open," cloth, 7s. 6d._ ANNALS OF FASHIONABLE GALLANTRY, A COLLECTION OF REMARKABLE TRIALS FOR DIVORCE, &c., _With many curious Anecdotes of Supreme Bon Ton._