Toll-shop
The Slang Dictionary Etymological Historical and Anecdotal · 1913 · p. 27
a Yorkshire correspondent gives this word as denoting in that county a prison, and also the following verse of a song, popular at fairs in the East Riding:— “But if ivver he get out age an, And can but raise a frind, Oh! the divel may tak’ TOLL-SHOP , At Beverley town-end!” This is but a variation of the Scottish Tolbooth .
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