@article{564711,
      note = {Probably printed in Dublin.},
      author = {Free-citizen.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/564711},
      title = {The free-Citizens address to Sir Samuel Cooke, Bart For  his Unshaken Attachment to the True Interest of Ireland  this Session of Parliament. With Considerations on the  Opposition given that Illustrious Senator by those very  Men, who would now glory in giving him Testimonies of their  Gratitude, for his glorious Contempt of Venality and C--t  Influence. To which is Added, Thirty Two Original, and  Occasional Patriot Toasts; or, a Munster-Pill to the  Ul--s--t--r Toasts, drank at the plume of Feathers in  Castle-Street, and publish'd in Sir Tady's Journal Tuesday  5th, 1744. And an Express from Parnassus; or, the History  of the Crisis in One Hundred and Seventeen Poetical  Panegyricks, sacred to the Infamy of the Enemies of I-D.  [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {printed at the sign of Madam Ragg, beasting Sir Tady with  a Buck's Horn,},
      recid = {564711},
      pages = {16p. ;},
      address = {London [i.e. Dublin?] :},
      year = {1754},
}