I will take my prince’s part against all that shall oppose him, or any of us, according to the utmost of my ability: nor will I suffer him, or any one belonging to us, to be abused by any strange abrams, rufflers, hookers, pailliards, swaddlers, Irish toyles, swigmen, whip jacks, jarkmen, bawdy baskets, domerars, clapper dogeons, patricoes, or curtails; but will defend him or them, as much as I can, against all other outliers whatever. I will not conceal aught I win out of libkins, or from the ruffmans, but I will preserve it for the use of the company. Lastly, I will cleave to my doxy-wap stiffly, and will bring her duds, margery praters, goblers, grunting cheats, or tibs of the buttery, or any thing else I can come at, as winnings for her wappings. _Gigger_, a door. _Globe_, pewter. _Glue-pot_, a parson; from joining men and women together in matrimony. _Glaziers_, eyes. _Glim_, a dark lantern. _Glimfenders_, hand-irons. _Glim_, a candle. _Glimstick_, a candlestick. _Gaoler’s coach_, a hurdle. _Goose Riding_: a goose, whose neck is greased, being suspended by the legs to a cord tied to two trees or high posts, a number of men on horseback, riding full speed, attempt to pull off the head; which if they effect, the goose is their prize. This has been practised in Derbyshire within the memory of persons now living. _Grannan gold_, old hoarded coin. _Green bag_, a lawyer. _Grig_, a farthing. _Gropers_, blind men. _Gutter-lane_, the throat. _Hammer_, a great lie, a rapper. _Halberhead_, a silly foolish fellow. _Half nab_, at a venture, unsight, unseen, hit or miss. _Half-borde_ sixpence. _Hams_, breeches. _Hamlet_, a high constable. _Hand-me-downs_, second-hand clothes. _Hanktel_, a silly fellow, a mere cod’s-head. _Hansan kelder_, a jack in the box, the child in the womb, or a health to it. _Harman_, a constable. _Harmanbeck_, a beadle. _Hawk_, a sharper. _Hazel gold_, to beat any one with a stick. _Hearingcheats_, ears. _Heaver_, the breast. _Hell_, the place where the tailors lay up their cabbage or remnants, which are sometimes very large. _Hempen widow_, one whose husband was hanged. _Henfright_, those commanders and officers who are absolutely swayed by their wives. _High tide_, when the pocket is full of money. _Hocus_, disguised in liquor, drunk. _Hodmendods_, snails in their shells. _Hoggrubber_, a close-fisted, narrow-minded, sneaking fellow. _Hop-merchant_, a dancing-master. _Hum-box_, a pulpit. _Humpty-dumpty_, ale boiled with brandy. _Hums_, persons at church. _Huskylour_, a job, a guinea. _Iron doublet_, a parson. _Itchland_, Ireland. _Jackrum_, a licence. _Jack Adams_, a fool. _Jack-a-dandy_, a little insignificant fellow. _Jack-in-a-box_, a sharper or cheat. _Jack-at-a-pinch_, a poor hackney parson. _Jacobites_, sham or collar shirts. _Jack_, a seal. _Jet_, a lawyer _Ken_, a house. _Kicks_, breeches. _Kill devil_, row. _Kinchin_, a little child.