A merry dialogue, in the Tolbuith [sic] of Edinburgh; betwixt Tonny Ashton, and John Curry..
Blairs College.Library,former owner.NLS: RB.l.106(104)
[Edinburgh : s.n.,
1728]
"Tony Aston the actor and his son Walter were imprisoned for Walter's enticing and marrying Mrs. Joan Ker; John Curry was punished for forging banknotes. This is particularly directed against Tony Aston" (Foxon).
Verse. "Come, my couragious Jack, my metl'd Scot;"
National Library of Scotland copy at L.C.Fol.76(104) has manuscript inscription: "Edr printed 16 Apr 1728".
ESTC
Foxon
RB.l.106(104). Provenance: Formerly in the library of Blairs College, Aberdeenshire.
Aston, Tony, approximately 1682-approximately 1753
Curry, John, forger
Prisoners