BROADSIDES. A collection of 65 ballads, many humorous. Mostly London or s.n., but one Dublin, c.1800-60. Including: John the Miller. No imprint, [c.1830]. 251 x 100mm. Woodcut at head. An entertaining poem of a young man falling for a prostitute who claimed to be sixteen, paying her £2 and contracting venereal disease, 'Give me the cash, don't tarry,/My hairy muff you shall enjoy,/That betwixt my thighs I carry...'. Nightingale in the East. No imprint, [c.1856]. 260 x 100mm. Large woodcut at head, signed 'B.', of Florence Nightingale comforting a wounded soldier. A Life by de Galley Fire. London: A. Ryal and Co., [c.1840]. Woodcut at head of a jolly dancing negress. An amusing poem beginning 'A Life by de galley fire,/An a home in de ole Caboose, Is de one I much admier [sic]. As I cook de captain's goose, Like a lub sick coon I pine...' The Birth of Crazy Jane. London: J. Davenport, [1800?]. 281 x 87mm. Small woodcut at head (rather browned). ESTCT 196312 (locating only the copies at Bodley and CUL). (Several broadsides a little damaged). (65)