The second volume of the writings of the author of the London-spy ...
Edition: The fourth edition.
Publisher: Printed and sold by J. How ...
Published: 1709
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 401
Notes: Troyer, H.W.  Ned Ward of Grubstreet, p. 276
Published anonymously. By Edward Ward.
Originally published in 1703. The first vol. of the author's writings was the publication in book form of The London spy (1703; 4th ed., 1709)
Signatures: A-2B⁸ 2C4.
No. 233-234 omitted in pagination.
Table of contents: title: (from t.p.) I. The poet's ramble after riches ...; title: II. Sot's paradice ...; title: III. Ecclesia & factio ...; title: IV. Modern religion and antient loyal [sic] ...; title: V. A walk to Islington ...; title: VI. The insinuating bawd ...; title: VII. The revels of the gods ...; title: VIII. Battle without bloodshed ...; title: IX. O raree-show, O pretty-show ...; title: X. The cock-pit combat ...; title: XI. A hue and cry after the man midwife who deliver'd the land-bank of her money.; title: XII. The Dutch guards farewel to England ...; title: XIII. A trip to Jamaica ...; title: XIV. A trip to New-England ...; title: XV. A frolick to Horn-Fair ...; title: XVI. The dancing school ...; title: XVII. A step to Stir-Bitch-Fair ...; title: XVIII. The humours of a coffee-house ...; title: XIX. The infallible predictor.; title: XX. The rise and fall of Madam Coming-Sir ...