Good News for
ENGLAND
BEING
A strange and remarkable ACCOUNT how a stranger in bright Raiment appeared to one Farmer Edwards near Lancaster, on the 12th of last Month, at night; containing the discourse that past between the said Farmer and the Stranger, who foretold what a wonderful Year of Plenty this will be, and how wheat will be sold for four shillings a bushel, and barley for two shillings this Year; all which was confirmed to the Farmer by four wonderful signs.
Printed in the Year 1772.
A
DIALOGUE
BETWEEN
A Blind Man and Death
TO WHICH IS ADDED
A Heavenly Discourse between
A Divine and a Beggar.
Printed and sold in Aldermary Church Yard
Bow Lane London.
The argument of this metrical dialogue is that Death comes to a blind man, who asks him his name and business, and on hearing it, tries to escape from him. Death, however, explains matters to him, and brings him into such a seraphic state of mind that he exclaims—