Joe Miller's jests. : Being a collection of the most brilliant jests, and pleasan[t] short stories in the English Language. The greater part of which are taken from the mouth of that very facitious gentleeman [sic] whose name they bear..
[London] : Printed and sold in Aldermary Church-Yard, London.,
[1780?]
In this edition the fifth line of the title reads: "of"; the sixth line: "the most brilliant jests, and pleasan[t]", the seventh line: "short stories in the English language".
This edition differs from both T029097 and T205284; in this edition the woodcut is of four men, one standing and three seated at a dining table, there are two hats(?) hanging on the wall; the "J" in "Joe" in the title is in italics, not Roman and there is a full stop after "jests" in the title.
Woodcut on title page and p. 24.
ESTC
English wit and humor
Jestbooks
England London.