An hue and cry after the Examiner. Dr. S------t [i.e. Swift]
Subtitle: Occasion'd by a true and exact copy of part of his own diary, found in his pocket-book, wherein he has set down a faithful account of himself, and all that happen'd to him for a week of his life. To which is added A copy of verses fasten'd to the gate of St. P----'s c----h d----r [i.e. St. Patrick's church door], on the day of i----t [i.e. installment] of a certain d---n [i.e. dean]
Published: 1727
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 15
Notes: Includes a parody of Swift's "A meditation upon a broom-stick."

First published under title "An hue and cry after Dr. S---t"; reprinted in his Gulliveriana (1728).