The life of John Metcalf, commonly called blind Jack of Knaresbro' : containing many entertaining anecdotes of his exploits in hunting, card playing, &c., also an amusing account of his elopement and marriage to Miss Benson, his career as a soldier; also a full account of his contracts for making roads, erecting bridges, and other undertakings, which brought him into public notic [sic] as a most extraordinary character.
Leeds : J. Johnson, publisher, : Manchester: John Heywood, ; Liverpool: William Gilling,
[1869?]
Dated from internal evidence - p. [31] has an advertisement which reads - 'New edition - just published, including the Bankruptcy Act, 1869, &c.'.
Advertisements on p. [31-32]
At head of title: Johnson's cheap library.
Illustration on title page.
Metcalf, John, 1717-1810.
England Leeds.