The sights of Glasgow.
Watson, Charles.
[Glasgow?] : Poet's Box,
[1857]
'This new song, embracing the most principal sights of Glasgow, is from the pen of Glasgow's favourite comic singer, Mr Charles Watson, of the Shakspere saloon, who with his usual kindness, gave it into the hands of the Poet, that all and sundry might have the pleasure of singing it at the fireside circle, soiree, or party. The Poet would advise those who have not heard Mr Watson to hasten to the Shakspere saloon to hear him, and then to the Poet's Box, [---?] and procure copies of his songs'.
The place of publication has been mutilated.
'Price one penny'.
At the foot of the sheet - 'Saturday morning, May 2, 1857'.
First line reads: In this age of wonder, of fasion and delight, / Glasgow is the place of many a funny sight.
In one column.
Ballads, English