John's earnest request, or, Betty's compassionate love extended to him in a time of distress ...
Publisher: Printed by R. Raikes and W. Dicey, and sold by N. Ward in Sun-Lane Reading; William Royce in St. Clements, Oxford; Mathias Dagnell, bookseller in Aylesbury; Stephen Dagnell, bookseller in Chesham; Paul Stevens in Bister; William Ratten, bookseller in Coventry; Caleb Ratten, bookseller in Harbourough; Thomas Williams, bookseller in Tring; Anthony Thorp at at [sic] the White-Swan in St. Albans; Mr. Franks in Wooburn; William Peachy, in Cambridge; and by Churrud Brady, in St. Ives ...
Published: 1730
Place of publication: Northampton
Language: eng
Other titles: Betty's compassionate love extended; Come open the door sweet Betty
Notes: Other imprints of Raikes and Dicey dated in the 1720s.

Ballad in 24 stanzas; begins: Come open the door sweet Betty

In four columns; printed area measures 18 x 29.5 cm.