East Suffolk election : Lord Rendlesham and true blue!
London : Printed for the author,
[1843]
Dated from internal evidence - Lord Rendlesham stood against R. A. S. Adai (mentioned in the text of the ballad) in the 1843 election for East Suffolk. This was the first election after the 1841 election (also mentioned in the ballad) -  information from 'British parliamentary election results. 1832-1885', compiled and edited by F.W.S. Craig, Dartmouth, Parliamentary Research Services, 1989.
First line reads: You East Suffolk electors come listen to/ me.
In two columns.
Tune: The roast beef of old England.
Ballads, English
Elections