The devil outdone, or, Elizabeth Canning in the suds
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 1753
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Notes: Caption title; mostly in verse (which had been previously known only from a six-page folio printing, under a different subtitle ("in a contest between Elizabeth Canning, Mary Squires," etc.))

Concludes: Last Friday a warrant was granted by Alderman Rawlinson, for the apprehending Elizabeth Canning, a bill of indictment having been found against her at the last sessions at the Old Baily, for wilful and corrupt perjury. When the proper officers went to see for her among her friends, they were desired to come the next day at 11 o'clock in the morning, which they complied with; and when, according to appointment they called, they were again told, they must call another time, for that so serious an affair as the giving in bail, or surrendering the accused, required more time to be duly considered, since which she made her escape, but was since retaken and committed." Canning was indicted for perjury on June 9, 1753; the other printing of the verse was advertised in the July 3, 1753 Daily Advertiser.

Ridiculing Canning's case.