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NYM(G.774.103
3 Oct 1774:24 (1199)
Just published, Shakespeare's Jests; or, The Jubilee Jester
being the most curious collection of funny jokes, merry
stories, droll adventures, frolicksome tales, witty
quibbles, youthful pranks, smart repartees, double
entendres, wise sayings, that ever were offered to the
public in this city. To which is added, a curious
selection of jubilee and jovial songs, together with a new
collection of the most favourite toasts, sentiments and hob
nobs now in vogue in Europe. . . [2 more lines] The Buck's
Companion, consisting of a number of highly approved songs,
chiefly calculated for the American bucks. Miss Ashmore's
Collection of Songs, so much esteemed in this city.
Together with sundry other song books, some of the latest
publications in London. . . [4 lines of books and
stationery] The whole may be had of Valentine Nutter, book-
binder, opposite the Coffee-House Bridge, where book-binding
is done in all its branches, old libraries neatly fitted up,
and old books re-bound, by the public's most obedient, very
humble servant, Valentine Nutter.
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