An anonymous advertisement having been lately printed, industriously handed about, and fix'd up in several publick places, reflecting upon Mr. Culmer Cockerill, the present senior bailiff of Scarborough; : with an intent, as it seems, to represent him as an opposer to the interest of the corporation, and the accommodation of the nobility and gentry resorting to the place; he thinks himself obliged to declare, in this publick manner, that he is a hearty well-wisher to the town; ...
Cockerill, Culmer.
[York? : s.n.,
1733?]
Signed: Culmer Cockerill.
In relation to a spring in Naylor's-Cliffe.
Dated from text which refers to 1732 followed by "Michaelmas last" and then "March last".
ESTC
Crawford, J.L.L. Bibliotheca Lindesiana. Catalogue of English broadsides,
Libel and slander
Springs
England York.