Roderick the last of the Goths : and the knight of the iron visage, engaging the Tories and radicals.
[Edinburgh? : s.n.,
1832]
In one column with a woodcut above the title.
Concerning the passing of the Reform Bill of 1832 and the upcoming elections to the first Reformed House of Commons.
First lines read: The Whigs hae taken the field, Edie, / The Whigs hae taken the field, / We maun strain every nerve, / Our Party to serve, / And force our opponents to yield, Edie, / We maun blin the enemy's een, Edie, / We maun blin the enemy's een, / While we cry 'Dinna pledge,' / Let us try to engage, / As mony's we can while unseen, Edie.
Dated at the foot of the sheet in ink - '5 July 1832'.
Great Britain. Parliament