The wedding and bedding: or, John Bull and his bride fast asleep
Subtitle: A satirical poem. Containing, an history of the happy pair, from their infancy to the present period. With reasons for, and means used, to accomplish their union.  Also, The matchmakers matched; with their rueful lamentation for the loss of the bride-cake!
By: By T. Canning. ...
Contributors: Jordan, J. S. (Jeremiah Samuel), bookseller
Publisher: Printed by Sidney and Evans, Black Horse Court, Fleet Street, for; J.S. Jordan, no.19, Ludgate Hill, opposite the Old Bailey. Sold also by the author, no.10, Essex Street, Strand
Published: 1800
Place of publication: London?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 55
Subjects: History; Humor
Other titles: John Bull and his bride fast asleep; Matchmakers matched; Wedding
Notes: 8vo: [A]♯ B-G♯ H℗. -- Below imprint: (Price two-shillings.)

Caption (p.[5]): The wedding.; running title: The wedding. -- "End of part the first." at foot of p.55; "Interlude: containing, a loose prospectus of the second part." on p.[56].  No more published? -- A verse satire on the union between England and Ireland. -- "T. Canning" is a pseudonym.

English short title catalogue (ESTC), t126361 dates [1800]; Maxted, however, has Jordan at this address 1801-2