Malice detected; or, an answer to the paper drop'd in the park; entitled, An hue an [!] cry after the coachman
Publisher: Printed for J. Tomson in the Strand.
Published: 1730
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Notes: Fictitious publisher (alluding to the name of Jacob Tonson).

Signed at end: Philo-Robertus.

A defense of Walpole, ascribing the "Hue and cry" to Pulteney.