The c----t candidate and the cobler. A true tale
[London?,
1745?]
A tale of election bribery.
In this edition there is no full stop after "tale" and "every" in the first line of verse is in italics.
Originally part of a sheet with another copy of the song, and this sheet conjugate with a similarly printed sheet, each sheet meant to be separated and then divided in half.
Verse - "While Bribewell every art with Jobson us'd,".
ESTC
Foxon,