The Paisley repository. : Being chiefly a collection of poetry, original and selected
Paisley: Printed by J. Neilson, for John Millar.,
[Between ca. 1800 and 1812?]
Description based on imperfect sets in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, containing various issues, editions and sequences, apparently published over a long period, some printed by J. Neilson and others by Andrew (or Stephen) Young
The same text was issued several times under different series nos.
Edited by John Millar
Four different issues of a general t.p. are known to exist, with different forms of the Miller/Neilson imprint, on one of which the description is based. The price is different on each, ranging from sixpence to two shillings. Individual nos. have drop-head titles in the form: e.g. "Paisley repository. No. III."
Some of the parts used for description bear watermark dates ranging from 1797 to 1808. Internal evidence in an issue of No. 24 suggests a date for that of no earlier than 1811