Nursery rhymes, from the royal collections + The Renowned History of Dame Trot and Her Cat + Cries of Banbury and London + Jack & Jill & Old Dame Gill. J.G.Rusher. Banbury. C.1820.Four individual chapbooks by the same publisher. First sentence of Nursery Rhymes: "Now shall my pretty Albert ride, And Henry too shall go astride; The little dog shall run one side, And puss shall go on t'other: And Adelaide shall have a walk, And baby too, o'er hill of chalk, And guile the road in pleasant talk, To see their kind grandmother." Includes 16, 11, 16, and 11 woodcuts respectively for each chapbook. Printed sheets folded into four 16