The Twelfth-day-gift, or, The grand exhibition : containing a curious collection of pieces in prose and verse (many of them originals) which were delivered to a numerous and polite audience, on the important subjects of religion, morality, history, philosophy, polity, prudence, and oeconomy, at the most noble Marquis of Setstar's : with which are intermixed some occasional reflections, and a narrative, containing the characters and behavior of the several persons concerned / by a society of young gentlemen and ladies, and registered at their request, by their old friend Mr. Newbery.

At foot of t.p.: Price one shilling.
Book list on p. [1]-[4] at end.
Dedication (p. [2] at beginning) to Duke of Galaxy, Marquis of Setstar, and Countess of Twilight is dated: Feb. 6, 1767.
Frontispiece is copied from those in earlier ed. (e.g. PML 81230).
Misprints: 212 as 158.
Originally published by and frequently attributed to John Newbery (cf. Roscoe s. Newbery, p. 265); Gumuchian attributes to Oliver Goldsmith.
Statement of responsibility preceeds "with which are intermixed ...": "by a society of young gentlemen and ladies, and registered at their request, by their old friend Mr. Newbery."