Poor Robin or the true weather telling almanack [electronic resource] : with infallible predictions, for the year 1770. Being the Second after Leap-Year. containing. A True Account of the State of the Weather both in Verse and Prose; the Like never published before: with Astrological Observations on National Affairs, respecting War and Peace, according to the Rules of art, with various useful Informations. Also a complete Calendar of the Days of the Week and Month, with the New and full Moons, her Age and Quarters, and the Terms and Festivals throughout the Year: Commencing with a very humorous Preface, and concluding with his prophetical Predictions. By Poor Paddy his genuine successor.
1769
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Poor Robin or the true weather telling almanack [electronic resource] : with infallible predictions, for the year 1770. Being the Second after Leap-Year. containing. A True Account of the State of the Weather both in Verse and Prose; the Like never published before: with Astrological Observations on National Affairs, respecting War and Peace, according to the Rules of art, with various useful Informations. Also a complete Calendar of the Days of the Week and Month, with the New and full Moons, her Age and Quarters, and the Terms and Festivals throughout the Year: Commencing with a very humorous Preface, and concluding with his prophetical Predictions. By Poor Paddy his genuine successor.
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Dublin : Printed, and sold by Geo. de Laboissiere in Little Butter Lane: and by Oliver Alesucker at the Sign of the Green Goose in Blarney Lane Corke, [1769]
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16 p. ; 12mo.
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The preface is dated: October 20, 1769.
"Oliver Alesucker" in the imprint is fictitious.
Reproduction of original from British Library.
The preface is dated: October 20, 1769.
"Oliver Alesucker" in the imprint is fictitious.
Reproduction of original from British Library.
Reproduction
Electronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Cengage Gale, 2009.
ESTC staff note
Uncertain if "Geo. de Laboissiere" is also fictitious.
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English Short Title Catalog (ESTC), T223028
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Ireland -- Dublin.
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