Sportsman's slang
Subtitle: a new dictionary of terms used in affairs of the turf, the ring, the chase, the pit, of bon-ton, and the varieties of life : forming the completest and most authentic lexicon balatronicum hitherto offered to the notice of the sporting world : for elucidating words and phrases that are necessarily, or purposely, rendered cramp, mutative, and unintelligible, outside their respective spheres : interspersed with anecdotes and whimsies, with tart quotations, and rum-ones, with examples, proofs and monitory precepts useful and proper for novices, flats, and yokels
By: by Jon Bee, Esq. ...
Edition: Editio altera.
Publisher: Printed by W. Lewis, 21, Finch-Lane, Cornhill, for the author
Published: 1825
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 222
Subjects: English language; Slang; Dictionaries; Cant; Sports; Swindlers and swindling; Boxing
Notes: Numbers 28-47 omitted from the paging.

Includes publisher's advertisement at foot of page 222.

Frontispiece ("Life, in its varieties") is an aquatint after T.J. Vandergucht.

xvi, 222 p., [5] leaves of plates (1 folded):ill. (1 col.) ;20 cm.

Hartley, R.A. Boxing books, 1115