The monstrous good jester, or, The annals of fun
Subtitle: being a monstrious [sic] good companion for the bon ton ... : to which is added many monstrous good songs, toasts, sentiments, etc., etc., etc.
Contributors: Stalker, Charles.; Wood, Charles, printer and bookseller.; Sudbury, J.
Publisher: Printed for C. Stalker ... and sold by C. Wood ...
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Anecdotes -- Great Britain.; English wit and humor.
Other titles: Annals of fun; Jests; Ben Johnson's jests, or, The banquet of fun : being a compleat collection of the drol sayings, witty jokes, bon mots, conundrums, anecdotes, &c. &c., of the truly famous Ben Johnson ...; Bucks' jester, or, The annals of gallantry, glee, and pleasure : consisting of a feast of laughter for comical fellows ...; St. James's jester, or, The humors of high-life : calculated for the entertainment of the polite world ... to which is added, all the Vauxhall songs, for the year, 1792.; Jolly-sailors jester, or, The whimsical cabinet of wit : being a compleat collection of the sea-phrases, puns, humbugs, repartees, &c., that have been uttered by the greatest wits of the present century ...; Original Covent Garden jester, or, The amorous repository : being a compleat and new festival of fun ... / collected by a gentleman of Covent Garden.
Notes: Title from the first of several pamphlets, each of 12 p., bound together.  Binder's title: Jests.

Bound after publication with other pamphlets printed for C. Stalker and sold by C. Wood: Ben Johnson's jests, or, The banquet of fun (179-?); The bucks' jester, or, The annals of gallantry, glee, and pleasure (179-?); The St. James's jester, or, The humors [sic] of high-life (1792?); The jolly-sailors jester, or, The whimsical cabinet of wit (1793).  Also with: The original Covent Garden jester, or, The amorous repository. Southwark [London] : Printed for J. Sudbury ..., 1793.  Sections entitled Songs, and, Toasts and sentiments, extracted from various publications without attribution, and variously paged, bound in at end.