The royal songster.
[London] : Printed by T. Birt, No. 10, Great St. Andrew-Street, Seven Dials, London, (wholesale and retail,),
[1828-1829?]
Dates derived from Todd 'A directory of printers' (1972), from address in imprint.
God save the king! - first line reads: God save great George our king!
The parson's clerk! - first line reads: Near Moorfields is a house of prayer.
God save the king! - first line reads: Fanny was in the grove.
Fanny in the grove - first line reads: No vale of woe or deep distress.
Love and glory - first line reads: Young Henry was as brave a youth.
Rule Britannia - first line reads: When Britain first, at heaven's command.
Donald of Dundee - first line reads: Young Donald is the blythest lad.
The beautiful maid - first line reads: When absent from her my soul holds most dear.
In three columns.
Beneath imprint - Country orders punctually attended to. Every description of printing on reasonable terms.
Ballads, English
England London.