A new song on the insanity and doings of the poor judge.
[Dublin? : s.n.,
1878]
Dated from internal evidence - concerning Judge William Keogh who died in 1878. He was involved in a case involving Captain John Philip Nolan (mentioned in the text) "six years ago" (i.e. 1872), concerning the controversy surrounding the Galway Election Petition, dating the ballad to 1878 - information from the 'Times Digital Archive' in an article dated Tuesday, May 28, 1872.
First line reads: Oh! there's another god man gone wrong, hurroo huroo.
In one column with an illustration above the title.
Keogh, William, 1817-1878
Ballads, English
Judges