A true character of sundry trades and callings. Or, a new ditty of innocent mirth
[London?,
1750?]
A slip-song.
Dummy Reproduction of the original in the British Library.
In this edition there is a woodcut at head and the first line of the title reads "A true character of sun-" and lines 40 and 58 of the song end with "withal." and "blew." respectively.
Verse - "Now gentlemen sit you merry,".
ESTC