Mrs. Sloane is caught at last.
[London] : Paul, printet [sic], 18, Great St, Andrew Street, Seven Dlals [sic],
[1850]
Dated from internal evidence - the Sloanes were charged and found guilty of mistreating their servant, Jane Wilbred in 1850-1851. From the text of the ballad it appears that Mrs. Sloane attempted to escape justice by fleeing to France. Information from the 'Times Digital Archive' from several articles dated 1850 and 1851.
First line reads: Do stop a moment and pray.
In two columns.
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