The Scots piper's queries, or John Falkirk's carriches. : To which is added, his comical and witty jokes, when in courtship with an old fiddler's widow, who wanted all the teeth. With a copy of a love letter he sent to her, who was commonly called Flinging Betty..
Graham, Dougal,1724-1779.
Sharpe, Charles Kirkpatrick,1781-1851,former owner.StEdNL : L.C.2886(8).
Fairley, John A.(John Alexander),1862-former owner.StEdNL : L.C.2886(8).
Sim, Adam,1805-1868,former owner.StEdNL : L.C.2886(8).
Edinburgh, : Printed by J. Morren.,
[1790?]
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
John Falkirk is a pseudonym.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
ESTC
Bound in a volume with an armorial bookplate on front pastedown: Adam Sim Coulter. Also with three inscriptions on front pastedown: Chas: Kirkpatrick Sharpe. Adam Sim Coulter 1852. John A. Fairley 1908.
Scotland Edinburgh.