I have found this which is attributed to W J MELVIN
They called her Sally Slick Slack
a character girl was she
She tramped around Sneinton Market place
to see what she could see.
Her goal was was getting bits of sticks
to put in her old black pram
and she'd often beg a fish box
off a market man.
and the market men would tease her
as she went about her way
they would shout and ask her
'Hows your sticks?'
and you would hear her say....
"Mind your bish nish
A pub I'd never come across before, and which closed down sometime in the 1920s or 30s, so I don't suppose anyone here ever went in it.
The Union Inn, near Trent Bridge
It was approximately here