The statements of Bailie Smith, and of the town council, contrasted. Containing some hints as to what would have been a satisfactory answer to Mr Smith's Address. By an inhabitant of Edinburgh
by Inhabitant of Edinburgh.
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 2180, no. 29.
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