disorderly house

This was her first morning back on the job after a term in a disorderly house.

"What else did they try to teach you in the disorderly house?"

He called Buddy and paid him a visit at the big disorderly house on the beach.

In 1689 the landlord was recorded as running a 'disorderly house'.

"I've already been in the disorderly house," Janine said cheerlessly.

It targeted prostitution and joined forces with the Boston police to help close down the city's "disorderly houses."

Its wealth and prestige did not, however, prevent its being a disorderly house.

"If you are not more careless you may be sent to a disorderly house.

Under English criminal law, a brothel is commonly referred to as a "disorderly house."

"But doesn't a weak or disorderly house invite attack, and a strong one discourage it?"

Last week the police raided a disorderly house.

And what methods did Caesar Augustus use to put this disorderly house in order?

Chase had heard tales of John Hay's attendance at disorderly houses.

It made provision in relation to disorderly houses.

Ostensibly a Turkish bath, bagnio had come to mean a disorderly house,.

There were formerly statutory provisions relating to disorderly houses under:

Celona was charged with procuring girls for prostitution and running a disorderly house.

She disliked a disorderly house.

It is little better than a disorderly house---what the French call a baisodrome.

I don't want to see all my profit on the disorderly house vanishing down Dodo's little red lane.'

Playing around with disorderly houses.

We can but guess how long Jane the Crane was in a disorderly house, and we cannot always tell flashback from future glimpse.

In January 1879, McGlory was indicted for running a disorderly house.

The charges were changed, for lack of evidence, to violating the Sabbath and running a disorderly house - doing this angel dance and breaking property.

During the convict period English common law was operative, and dealt with brothel keeping, disorderly houses and public nuisance.