The town and country jester; or, A new fund of genuine wit and good humour
Subtitle: Containing the most complete, rational, merry, diverting, and humourous collection of agreeable entertainment for winter evenings, and a leisure hour, ever before published in the English language ... Together with The complete English songster; being a choice collection of all the most esteemed new songs, now sung at Vauxhall, Ranelagh, the London theatres, and other assemblies, throughout the kingdom ...
Publisher: Printed for Alex. Hogg, no. 16, in Paternoster-row.
Published: 1780
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 108
Subjects: English wit and humor; Humorous songs; Texts; Songsters
Other titles: New fund of genuine mirth and good humour; Complete English songster
Notes: According to a note in Peter Cunningham's new jest book, [1781?] this was issued separately, or bound with that work & Sir John Fielding's jests, the three "being the most admired Library of mirth and good humour now extant."

Refers (p. 49) to "last summer (being in the year 1779)"; another work of this title is ascribed to 1760? in the New CBEL; another edition, in 216 (i.e. 116) p. is dated 1780? or 1788? in the NUC.

Caption title (p. [15]): A new fund of genuine mirth and good humour.