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Robin's panegyrick. Or, The Norfolk miscellany
[1729]
A collection of attacks in prose and verse upon Sir Robert Walpole. Sequels appeared in 1731 and [1732]. Date of publication from ESTC.
As Bob as a Robin: or, All's well that ends well
1712
Political verse in fable form, probably on Sir Robert Walpole. Catalogued from drop-head title and colophon.
Little-John's answer, to Robin-Hood and the Duke of Lancaster. A ballad
[1727]
Replying to satire on Lord Lechmere; Walpole is Robin Hood. Erroneously described by Percival (Political ballads illustrating the administration of... Walpole, 1916, p. 183) as another version of Ro...
Robin-Hood and the Duke of Lancaster. A ballad. To the tune of The abbot of Canterbury
1727
Signatures: [A¹]-B². On Sir Robert Walpole and Lord Lechmere; a satire on the latter, then chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster.
A new ballad, to the tune of the Abbot of Canterbury
[1735]
On the petition presented to the House of Lords 13 Feb. 1735 about the election of Scottish peers. References to "Rob Roy" and "Robin" [i.e. Robert Walpole] and to "Archie", [i.e. Archibald Campbell...
Mum. An excellent new ballad. To its own proper tune
Leslie, Charles (fl. 1738-1743)
1740
Anonymous. By Charles Leslie. First published in Edinburgh in 1740 as 'Mum. A political ballad, for the present times'. A satire on Walpole and the Whigs. Second and third leaves both signed B. ...