Islington: or, the humours of New Tunbridge Wells, entertaining and useful, adapted to the taste of both sexes and all ages: or, the blazing star in the world of the moon; ... Address'd to Mrs. Reason, who represents the chief character. ...
F. G.,F.R.S.
London : printed for W. Webb, and sold by the pamphlet shops of London and Westminster, and Miss Reason at the Wells,
1733.
Include a few lines of the text of 'The blazing star', first published in 1709 as 'The female reign' by Samuel Cobb.
Signed on p.30: F.G. F.R.S.
The bookseller's name in the imprint is fictitious.
ESTC