Here is a dialogue, that passed between the poor beast at Charing-Cross, and the strange beast in G---- S------.

The booksellers' names are fictitious.
A 9-stanza version of 'A dialogue between the old black horse at Charing Cross, and the new one', which was published in [1718?].
Printed in two columns in roman type, with a simple woodcut of two horses with riders at head of caption title.
Another edition has "The strange beast in H---- S------" in title.
"The strange beast in G---- S------" is George I's statue in Grosvenor Square; the "old black horse" refers to the equestrian statue of Charles I at Charing Cross.
Printed in two columns; one small woodcut at head.
Date of printing from Foxon.