The taylor's garland. : In five parts. Part I. Shewing a taylor's courtship to a young lady who often denied him and abused him before she gave consent, and how her parents threatened her. Part II. How her parents sent her to London to stay with a friend, where she wrote home for the taylor. Part III. How the taylor went to London, married her privately, and got her with child, and then returned home without her. Part IV. How her father sent for the taylor, when he knew she was with child, hired him to take her, and be the child's father. Part V. Shewing, when the taylor had got the money, and his marriage over, told her father how he had tricked him.
[Stirling?] : Entered according to order.,
[1800?]
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Place of publication conjectured from the woodcut. This matches a woodcut used on several other chapbooks with Stirling imprints.
In verse.
The taylor's garland : 'To the tune of, King William and his Forresters'.
ESTC
Scotland Stirling.