The rakish husband's garland,  : in three parts. Part I. Shewing how a young gentleman extavagantly [sic] spent and consumed his estate on a base and lewd harlot. Part II. How when his estate was mortgagedand his money almost spent, he desired the whore to turn off her maid and footman, and to live more frugally; but she minded not what he said, waited for an opportunity, and then gull'd the gentleman out of what he had left, and ran away with his cloaths when he was asleep in bed. Part III. How the genleman awaking, and missing his mistress and cloaths, wrapp'd himself in the blanket, and went to his wife, who kindly received him. How he afterwards put a trick upon the bawd and whore, whom he bit of four hundred pounds, and strip'd them stark naked in the middle of a common and now lives very soberly with his wife and children..
[Newcastle?] : Licensed and entered according to order.,
[1780?]
Woodcut on title page.
ESTC
Songs, English
England Newcastle.