The sixth Londoniad

The sixth Londoniad : (complete in itself.) Being the poem on parliamentary character, giving an account of members eminent in literature, science and art; also containing the great prize poems on Prince Albert, and Leopold, King of the Belgians, the Torrington hymn, and pieces on some of the most celebrated personages in the kingdom, and in the provinces of British North America; forming altogether episodes in a grand national poem on the arts. Includes satirical verses on John Strachan, John B. Robinson, George Gurnett, Colonel John Prince, James Whiteside and other Canadian figures.