The censoriad
Subtitle: A poem
By: Written originally by Martin Gulliver ... Cum variis lectionibus excerptis ex eruditissimis commentariis Ric. Bentleii, Lug. Theobaldi nec non Leonardi Welstedii. To which is added an Answer
Edition: The fourth edition.
Publisher: Printed by George Faulkner, (lately remov'd from Skinner-row,) at the pamphlet-shop in Essex-street, opposite to the bridge
Published: 1730
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Imitations
Other titles: A modest defence of Mr. G---n.; Various remarks on the Modest defence.
Notes: In his Graffaniomastix, 1730.

"A modest defence of Mr. G---n [i.e.Graffan]. Being an answer to The censorid" (8 p. (3d count)) have special t.-p.'s.

Doubtfully ascribed to Walter Chamberlaine; other pieces by "Martin Gulliver" are ascribed to James Delacour & one Murtagh McDermot (possibly another pseudonym).

The notes are satirically ascribed to Bentley, Theobald & Welsted, after the model of Pope's Dunciad.