The hungry army.
[Glasgow] : Sold by James Lindsay, printer and wholesale stationer, &c., 9 King Street, (off Trongate, Glasgow,
[1856-1857?]
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and internal evidence.
'Upwards of 5,000 sorts always on hand; also, a great variety of picture-books, song-books, histories, &c. Shops and hawkers supplied on liberal terms. Handbills, circulars, invoices, business and fancy cards, large posting bills, society articles, pamphlets, and letter-press printing of every description, neatly and expeditiously executed on moderate terms. Printing-office, 28 Nelson Street, and 56 Trongate'.
The hungry army - first lines read: The wind in thundering gales did roar / As I left home in black October, / The hail and rain in torrents came, / And the world I thought was surely over.
John and his wife on using tea - first lines read: 'eighbours draw near and I'll tell you a tale, / To lend your attention I'm sure you won't fail, / Concerning a couple that lived near Armagh, / Their grand conversation would make a horse laugh.
Two ballads.
In two columns with an illustration above the first.
Ballads, English
Crimean War, 1853-1856
Domestic relations
Scotland Glasgow.