Shakespear's jests, or The jubilee jester
Subtitle: being the most curious collection of funny jokes, merry stories, droll adventures, frolicksome tales, witty quibbles, youthful pranks, smart reparties, double entendres, ridiculous bulls, wise sayings, &c. that ever was offered to the public in this kingdom ...
Publisher: Printed for J. Roson [i.e. Robson], at no. 54. St. Martin's le-Grand.
Published: 1769
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 152
Notes: Not to be confused with "Shakespeare's jest book" (usually called "Hundred merry tales").