[A collection of newspaper cuttings and other fragments of printing pasted into a scrapbook]
[s.n. : s.d.,
1799-1820]
Includes (1) folio 4v: A description of St. Winefred's Well (Liverpool: S. Nevett, 1799)(also catalogued separately); f. 5r: playbill advertising C. Dibdin jun.'s benefit at the Theatre Royal; f. 5r cuttings of two poems by C. Dibdin jun.: Abraham Newland & Moor game at the new fish market; f. 34 v. cutting of a poem by Walter Scott: War song for the Edinburgh Cavalry Association ; f. 65v: playbill for the Royal Mohock Theatre (also catalogued separately); f. 66r: Vocal performances at the Pantheon (Edinburgh: J. Black, [1820]) (also catalogued separately) ; f. 66 v. and f. 67r: The whigs of Great Britain in account-current with their country (Edinburgh: J. Black, [1820]) (also catalogued separately).
Includes (2) on folio 68v 2 items with the imprint "Printed at Kinfauns Castle": 'This charade was made by the Hon. Margaret Gray when she was only twelve years of age', dated 1818; 'Song composed by Mr Benj. Brown, surgeon Edinr.', dated 1819. Both items are also catalogued individually.
Manuscript note on front paste-down: Newcastle upon Tyne 1st January 1799.