The c--r's apology to the freeholders of this kingdom for their conduct this s-s-n of P-r-l-nt. Containing, some pieces of interesting humour, necessary to be made known to the free and independent electors of I-d. To which is added, a bill of 
London [i.e. Dublin?] : printed at the sign of Betty Ireland, delivered of a ty-t in purple, a monster in black, and a bashaw in red,
1754.
Reproduction of original from the Huntington Library.
The c--r's apology = The courtier's apology.
The imprint is fictitious; possibly printed in Dublin.
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