Saint Mark's Day
Subtitle: Or, King John's Freemen. A Poem: comprehending an Account of the Origin and Ceremony of Making Free Burgesses at Alnwick, in Northumberland
By: By a Native of Alnwick ; To which are added, The Bellows : or, Country Jaunt ; Love in an Oven : or, The Parochial Batch> And ; The Sailor and the Monkies.
Contributors: Vint, John.
Publisher: Printed by J. Vint, Blake-Court, Catherine-Street, Strand (Sold by J. Forbes, Bookseller, No. 4, Tavistock-Row, Covent-Garden; And may be had of all the other Booksellers in Town: Also of Messrs. Hall and Elliot, Printers, Newcastle; And of J. Graham, Bookseller, Alnwick
Place of publication: London)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 60
Other titles: King John's Freemen.; The Bellows.; Country Jaunt.; Love in an Oven.; The Parochial Batch.; The Sailor and the Monkies.
Notes: Dates supplied by ESTC!: [1790], under title, and [1780?], under John Vint]; printed in italic letter.

ESTC328S1 [under title, and with '[1790']]; ESTC540V2 [under John Vint and [1780?]!; NUC has [ca 1800?].
Table of contents: value: After title-page, dedication 'To the most noble Hugh, Duke and Earl of Northumberland, signed: 'J.V.' [i.e. John Vint, printer and author (?)]; an 'Introductory Address' printed in italic letter; on verso of following leaf the note: 'Entered at StationersHall', followed by 'Errata' and the main text, printed in italic letter; a list of 'Explanatory Notes, referred to in the Text' follows the title poem (pages (23)-24).