Jack Catch's glory, and the Tower in triumph; or, Newgate and Tyburn in mourning for the victory they are like to loose by the ever memorarable [sic] and glorious exit of A-d m l [sic] Bung at Execution Dock.
[London?,
1757]
A satirical account of John Ketch's behaviour toward Admiral John Byng just before his execution, which was in 1757.
The apostrophe in "Catch's" is reversed.
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