Beelzebub's magazine
Subtitle: or, Paddy's vade mecum, for April, 1794 : containing the humours of Darby, when charged with the native : with a serious, solemn, humorous and curious address to Melantius, on his interference to save the nation from poison.
Contributors: Byrne, Patrick, 1741?-1814.
Publisher: Printed by P. Byrne ...
Published: 1794
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 38
Subjects: Temperance -- Humor.; Drinking of alcoholic beverages -- Humor.; National characteristics, Irish -- Humor.; Humorous poetry, Irish.
Genres: Humor.
Other titles: Paddy's vade mecum
Notes: Signatures: [A] B-C8 D.

Pamphlet.

In supplied paper wrapper.
Table of contents: value: An epistolary panegyric, setting forth the incontrovertible virtues of that most salutary and celestial beverage, commonly called whiskey / Samuel Sweetpea; value: An essay on the sublime and beautiful [sic] of swearing; value: The origin of whiskey : a new song; value: Phelim's feast : an ode; value: Epigrammatical eulogies; value: [Letter] To Mr. Melantius, the humble remonstrance of all the patriotic dram-drinkers ... / Black Bill; value: The rival topers : a town eclogue; value: A short, but sober address to all the drunken people of this island / Solomon Strongbeer; value: The conclusion, humbly inscribed to Melantius.