General Haynau.
[London] : Birt, printer, 93 [sic], Great St. Andrew Street, Seven Dials, London ,
[1850]
Dated from internal evidence - this ballad concerns Baron Haynau, who, on a visit to London, narrowly escaped lynching when recognized in the street by some draymen from a local brewery (Barclay & Perkin's) for his cruelty in supressing the reform movement in Hungary - information from the 'Times Digital Archive' in an article dated Thursday, Sep 12, 1850.
First line reads: Good people pay attention pray.
In two columns with a woodcut above the first.
Ballads, English