Dialogue between the provost's two coach horses on a Sunday morning.
[Edinburgh : s.n.,
1846-1848?]
A satire concerning Adam Black's tenure as Lord Provost of Edinburgh where his spirit of religious tolerance found expression in his chairmanship from 1846 to 1848 of the Edinburgh Cemetery Company, which was set up to facilitate Sunday burials, especially important to working people, in the face of opposition from the sabbatarian party.
First line reads: "Dugald," quoth Jenny, "this is Sabbath day."
Black, Adam, 1784-1874
Sunday legislation
Scotland Edinburgh.