New songs.
[Durham] : Printed and sold by George Walker, Jun., Sadler-Street, Durham,
[ca. 1850?]
'309' is printed at the foot of the second column. The '9' has been overwritten in ink with a '4'.
Dated from the British Book Trade Index and examination of text and style.
In two columns with an illustration above each and another at the foot of the first.
New way to pay old debts - first line reads: I tell thou what, Will, said a plain country clown.
New way to pay old debts - tune: Derry down.
The last slavish drunkard - first line reads: 'Tis the last slavish drunkard left drinking alone.
The last slavish drunkard - tune: The last rose of summer.
Two ballads.
Ballads, English
Temperance