The coalman's courtship to the creel-wife's daughter : In three parts. I. Containing a very curious diologue [sic] between the carter and his mother, who instructs him in the true art of courtship. II. Sawny's visit to his sweet-heart, and what passed betwixt them. With the curious house where Sawny got drunk - and an account of the terrible misfortunes he met with in consequence. III. Description of his second visit to his intended bride - what passed between them; and how Sawny was in danger of losing his sweetheart. How her mother got all parties pleased again: with an account of the wedding of this happy couple - the whole abounding with the most laughable occurrences.
Graham, Dougal,1724-1779.
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers,
[1840-1850?]
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
There is a variant with '131.' printed at the foot of the title page.
Both the illustration and typeface on the title page differ from the copy at Hall.224.h.4(2). The text is identical.
Scotland Glasgow.