Haswell cages.
[Manchester] : Sold by J. Livsey, 43, Hanover-Street, Shudehill, Manchester,
[1838]
'301' is printed beneath the second column which has been scored out and '310' written in ink beneath it.
Dated from internal evidence - the text of the ballad 'Haswell cages', which concerns the lifting cages for men and coal at the Haswell colliery at Durham, mentions the year 1838.
Haswell cages - at foot of text: By a coal hewer.
Haswell cages - first line reads: Come all you good people and listen awhile.
Haswell cages - Tune: - The wedding of Ballyporeen.
In two columns.
Two ballads.
William and Phillis - first line reads: Said William to young Phillis how came you here so soon.
Ballads, English
Coal mines and mining