Remarks upon the religion, trade, government, police, customs, manners, and maladys, of the City of Corke
Subtitle: On trade; bankers, beef, Mallow-lane [,] France and smugling. Government. Charter, staple, by-laws, courts, of law [,] of Bishop, D'oyer hundred, and their ministers and officers... In maladys are comprehended the infirmities of the body, and corruptions of the mind. As detractions, gluttony and the gout, drunkenness, health and the hips, fornication [,] lues, and obscenity
By: By the free, plain, impartial hand of Alexander the Coppersmith. ; To which is added, a Critical review of the whole. By W. Boles, [!]
Contributors: Alexander, the coppersmith
Publisher: Printed by George Harrison
Published: 1737
Place of publication: Corke
Language: eng
Number of pages: 140
Subjects: Politics and government; Economic conditions; Commerce; Social conditions
Notes: 8⁰ in 4s: [pi]⁴ a⁴ A-D⁴ *E⁴ **E⁴ ***E⁴ ****E⁴ *****E⁴ ******E⁴ F-K⁴ E⁴ ²F⁴ L-M⁴.

The whole sometimes attributed to Boles.

"A critical review..." has special t-p (L3r) & sep. paging.

"Speedily will be published Alexanders voyages to Heaven, Hell and Purgatory..." foot of p.[16] (a4v).