The clockmaker
Subtitle: or, the sayings and doings of Samuel Slick, of Slickville : [1st ser.]
Publisher: Joseph Howe
Published: 1836
Place of publication: Halifax, N.S
Language: eng
Number of pages: 221
Subjects: Canadian wit and humor
Other titles: The NovaScotian or colonial herald.
Notes: "The following sketches, as far as the twentyfirst no. originally appeared in 'The Novascotian' newspaper."- Advertisement.

Original cloth covered boards; in CMI case.
Table of contents: title: Slick's letter --; title: The trotting horse --; title: The clockmaker --; title: The silent girls --; title: Conversations at the River Philip --; title: Justice Pettifog --; title: Anecdotes --; title: Go ahead --; title: The preacher that wandered from his text --; title: Yankee eating and horse feeding --; title: The road to a woman's heart--The Broken heart --; title: Cumberland oysters produce melancholy forebodings --; title: The American eagle --; title: The clockmaker's opinion of Halifax --; title: Sayings and doings in Cumberland --; title: The dancing master abroad --; title: Mr. Slick's opinion of the British --; title: A Yankee handle for a Halifax blade --; title: The Grahamite and the Irish pilot --; title: The clockmaker quilts a blue nose --; title: Sister Sall's courtship --; title: Setting up for governor --; title: A cure for conceit --; title: The blowin time --; title: Father John O'Shaughnessy --; title: Taming a shrew --; title: The minister's horn mug --; title: The white nigger --; title: Fire in the dairy --; title: A body without a head --; title: A tale of Bunker's Hill --; title: Gulling a blue nose --; title: Too many irons in the fire --; title: Windsor and the far West.