London oddities
Subtitle: or, The theatrical cabinet : being neat tit bits for the lovers of humour and eccentricity and a glorious collection of nerve-working, side-cracking, care-destroying songs, recitations, duets, glees, and comic stories, designed for the votaries of Momus, and gleaned from some of themost tormenting and laughter-aggravating heroes of the present day ....
Publisher: printed by and for Hodgson & Co.
Published: 1823
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Songs, English -- Texts.; Humorous songs -- Texts.; English wit and humor.; Recitations.; Humorous stories, English.
Genres: Texts.
Notes: Frontispiece dated: Jany. 29th, 1823.
Table of contents: value: Contents: The shiftes - An actor's a comical dog - Each has a lover but me - The batch of cakes - The police office - The monk and the jew  - "Sweet I'll think alone on thee" - The three unfortunate lovers - "Friendship" - "Merry let us be" - Irish love -The illiberal critic - Annette and Theodore - Mr Pump and the unfortunate Miss Pitcher - The fish and the fly - Merry is the name of sweetheart sounded - Teddy Mulrooney's description of London - The rat in a corn bin.