In 1779 Saint, the north-country Newbery, had printed a Newcastle edition of _Tommy Trip_, and between 1790 and 1812, the entire Lilliputian library was revived in the York chap-books by Wilson and Spence. Other provincial booksellers, following these, began to improve their stocks of school-books and battledores with pirated “Newberys”; and some, like Rusher of Banbury, retouched old rhymes and tales with local colour. It was Rusher who restored the tradition of _Giles Gingerbread_ with the _History of a Banbury Cake_;[73] and in the childhood of Queen Victoria, his little shop was still famous for toy-books.