Part 9 (2/2)

_Black box_, a lawyer

_Black Indies_, Newcastle, froht

_Black spy_, the devil

_Blind cheek_, the breech

_Blowen_, a whore

_Bluffer_, an innkeeper, or victualler

_Boarding school_, Bridewell, Newgate, or any other prison, or house of correction

_Bob_, a shoplifter's assistant, or one that receives and carries off stolen goods

_Bob ken_, or _a Brownmanken_, a well furnished house

_Bone_, to apprehend, seize, or arrest

_Bone box_, the mouth

_Bone Darkht

_Bone setter_, a hard-trotting horse

_booby hutch_, a one-horse chaise, noddy, buggy, or leathern bottle

_Borde_, a shi+lling

_Bouncing cheat_, a bottle

_Bracket face_, ugly, ill-favoured

_Brown George_, an ammunition loaf

_Buck's face_, a cuckold

_Bufe_, a dog

_butt's eye_, a crown, or five shi+lling piece

_Bung_, a purse, pocket, or fob

_Bur_, a hanger-on, a dependant

_bum bailiff_, a sheriff's officer who arrests debtors; so called perhaps fro at their buar phrase is, hard at their a---s Blackstone says it is a corruption of bound bailiff, froood behaviour

_bum brusher_, a schoolmaster