Seasonable advice
Subtitle: since a bill is preparing for the grand-jury to find against the printer of the Drapier's last letter, there are several things maturely to be considered by those gentlemen before whom this bill is to come, before they determine upon it
Publisher: [publisher not identified]
Published: 1724
Place of publication: Dublin?]
Language: eng
Subjects: Coinage; History; Early works to 1800; Politics and government
Other titles: Since a bill is preparing for the grand-jury to find against the printer of the Drapier's last letter, there are several things maturely to be considered by those gentlemen before whom this bill is to come, before they determine upon it
Notes: Caption title.

Published in Dublin. cf. Cambridge Bibliography of English literature.

Dated at end: Novem. 11th, 1724.

Actually distributed Nov. 14, 1724. cf. Teerink (2nd ed.).

Advice to the grand jury, concerning the case against the printer of the Drapier's last letter. Cf. Teerink (2nd ed.), no. 648, p. 320.

Part of Swift's satire on W. Wood's brass half-pence. John Harding, who had printed the fourth of the Drapier's letters, was to be brought to trial. Following publication of "Seasonable advice" the grand jury threw out the bill against him. Soon after, Wood's half-pence was rejected by another grand jury. cf. Dictionary of National Biography.

Hanson, L. Contemporary printed sources for British and Irish economic history, 1701-1750, 3365

Catalogue of the Goldsmiths’ Library of Economic Literature, 6328

English short title catalogue (ESTC), N21446

Also available on microfilm.