surgeon, who strung up the dumb rogue, [58]–9
Swadders and Pedlers, description of, [60]
Swygman, a pedlar, [5]
tempering, tampering, [70]
Temple Bar, [53]
‘Thank God of all,’ [67] (cp. Shakspere’s ‘Thank God you are rid of a knave.’ Much Ado, iii. 3.)
the, thee, [55]
Thieves, a sermon in praise of, [92]
‘Three trees,’ the gallows, [31]
tickle in the ear, gammon, [9]