| Index Entry | Ballads, by Hector Wildfire |
| Location | London |
| Citation | BEP(F.763.017 7 Mar 1763:21,22 (1435) The dying speech of Hector Wildfire, executed at Tyburn, for a robbery on Hounslow Heath, November 9. 1762. . . After this I was put to a grammar school; but as soon as I had enter'd prosody, I thought myself qualified in all learning, and sufficient for all things. --- After some time, I set up for a ballad maker, and my ballads were sung about the streets, in which I did not spare even Majesty itself.---- |
| Generic Title | Boston Evening Post (Fleet) |
| Date | 1763.03.07 |
| Publisher | Fleet, T. and J. |
| City, State | Boston, MA |
| Year | 1763 |
| Bibliography | B0003227 |