On the loss of the cattle-market at Salisbury.
AntiSalisburiensis.
Romsey : printed by J. S. Hollis,
[1787]
A song - "With cogent reasons to remember".
Ill-concealed joy over the loss of Salisbury's cattle market: "Romsey for ever rule the roast".
Signed and dated: AntiSalisburiensis. Romsey, October 17, 1787.
The song is laid out and framed in such a way that it is a parody of the song sheets printed by the Salisbury printer and versifier, John Fowler.
Turned chain lines.
ESTC
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