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A New Song (1832), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Anon
Address to the Citizens of Glasgow (1831), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Anon
An Excellent New Ballad (1831), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Anon
Anticipation; or Tait's Magazine (1832), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Anon
Ballads for the Hustings. No. II. (1832), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Anon
Ballads for the Hustings. No. I. (1832), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Anon
Destruction of Toryism (1831), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Anon
The Auld Scottish Borough (1831), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Anon
The Bill (1831), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Anon
The Carter's Rant (1831), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Anon
The Spirit of Toryism, as displayed at the late literary dinner to the Ettrick Shepherd (1832), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Anon
[Come, Tougall, tell me what you'll thocht] (1831), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Alexander Rodger
[Wee Willie was a wilie wag] (1831), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Anon
[When we went to the field o' strife] (1831), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
1832: Representation of the People Acts
Anon