A few humble stanzas, written extempore, and accompanied with a present of three Etrurian jugs, commonly called Greybeards, ... from Messrs. Swinney & Collins, proprietors of the Birmingham Chronicle, to William Taylor, Esq. printers̀ agent, Warwick Square, London: - as a trifling acknowledgment for his very eminent services, rendered to the printers of newspapers throughout the kingdom.
Brush.
[Birmingham,
1795?]
A slip-song, signed: Brush - "As you, by printers, while they sing,".
ESTC
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