Humour, Wit,
章节目录
共 154 题- BY THE SAME AUTHOR.
- CHATTO & WINDUS, PICCADILLY, W.
- JNO. ASHTON.
- The Tune is, _I have for all good Wives a Song_.--
- FINIS.
- The
- To the Tune of _To thee, To thee &c._
- Humfrey Crowch.[F. 17]
- FINIS.
- The Tune of _Billy and Molly_ Or, The Journey-man Shoe maker
- This may be printed R. P.[F. 25]
- Epitaph
- The invincible
- PRIDE of WOMEN
- The _London_ Tradesman's Lamentation
- The Long Nos'd Lass
- The Long-Nos'd LASS
- M.
- W.
- M.
- W.
- M.
- W.
- M.
- W.
- MARK NOBLE'S FROLLICK;
- THE GREAT BOOBEE.[F. 53]
- THE CUNNING NORTHERNE BEGGER
- FINIS.
- Printed at London for _F. Coules_.[F. 59]
- FINIS.
- FINIS.
- The
- 1. His hat in fashion like a close-stoolepan. [33.]
- 2. Set on the top of his noddle like a coxcombe.
- 3. Banded with a calves tail, and a bunch of riband.
- 4. A feather in his hat, hanging down like a Fox taile.
- 5. Long haire, with ribands tied in it.
- 6. His face spotted.
- 7. His beard on the upper lip, compassing his mouth.
- 8. His chin thrust out, singing as he goes.
- 9. His band lapping over before.
- 10. Great band strings, with a ring tied.
- 11. A long wasted dubblet unbuttoned half way.
- 12. Little skirts.
- 13. His sleeves unbuttoned.
- 15. His breeches unhooked ready to drop off.
- 16. His shirt hanging out.
- 17. His codpeece open tied at the top with a great bunch of riband.
- 18. His belt about his hips.
- 19. His sword swapping betweene his legs like a Monkeys taile.
- 20. Many dozen points at knees.
- 24. A great paire of spurres, gingling like a Morrice dancer.
- 25. The feet of his boots 2 inches too long.
- 26. Two horns at each end of his foot, stradling as he goes.
- The Dumb MAID,[F. 62]
- And after a long political diatribe it winds up thus--
- THE POETS DREAM[F. 69]
- OR,
- The little Barly-Corne.[F. 73]
- To the tune of _Stingo_
- FINIS.
- To the Tune of Pegge of Ramsey.[F. 84]
- FINIS.
- Imprinted at London for Edward Wright.[F. 85]--
- CONDITIONS OF SALE.
- 5. An old Maiden-Sempstress in Fleet Street. 500
- 11. An _Irish_ Lady, very tall, aged 16. 2700
- 12. A Soliciters Daughter, not streight but a good Face. 4000
- THE VIRGIN RACE
- FINIS
- Printed for J Wright, J Clark, W Thackeray, and T. Passinger--
- Mercurius Matrimonialis
- 7. A Goldsmith behind the _Exchange_--so, so.--
- SELDOME CLEANELY[F. 90]
- FINIS.
- FINIS.
- NEWES FROM _MORE-LANE_.
- FINIS.
- PORTSMOUTH'S LAMENTATION
- OR
- FINIS.
- To the tune of, _Shall I lye beyond thee_.[F. 125]
- FINIS.
- The PARLIAMENTS X _Commandements_
- THE WELSHMAN'S PRAISE OF WALES.
- The
- FINIS.
- FINIS.
- THE
- UNFORTUNATE FENCER;[F. 147]
- FINIS.
- FINIS.
- Printed by the Assignes of Thomas Symcocke.[F. 153]
- The Cruell Shrow:[F. 155]
- The Patient Mans Woe
- FINIS.
- The
- Unfortunate WELCH MAN
- This may be Printed _R.P._
- FINIS.
- Times Alteration
- FINIS.
- GOOD ALE FOR MY MONEY[F. 171]
- FINIS
- LONDON
- FINIS.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- VIII.
- IX.
- X.
- THE
- John Taylor[F. 193]
- A Song in Praise of the Leather Bottel.[F. 196]
- The English Irish Souldier
- FINIS
- FINIS.
- FINIS.
- FINIS.
- The London Ladies Vindication
- BARNABIES SUMMONS:
- Beware your Geese.]
- To the Tune of _Old Flesh_ &c.--
- THE FRENCH DANCING-MASTER
- AND THE
- ENGLISH SOLDIER.
- Or, the Difference betwixt Fidling and Fighting
- Displayed in a DIALOGUE betwixt an ENGLISHMAN
- Disbursed as followeth
- L. S. D
- The BEGGARS
- CHORUS
- IN THE JOVIAL CREW.
- To an excellent New Tune.[F. 228]
- The Bad-Husbands Folly
- FINIS.
- Jockie
- FINIS.
- THE JOVIALL CREW.[F. 244]
- FINIS.
- APPENDIX.
- BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCE
- TO THE SOURCES
- WHENCE THIS BOOK WAS COMPILED.
- SOME OF THE TUNES
- Line 251, Page 3: King _Harry_ groates
- Line 5850, Page 147: 'I'l.' sic. "and therefore I'l. light."
- Line 17125, Page 438: '_woood_' corrected to '_wood_