The merry quack doctor, or, the fun box broke open containing an entire spick and span new and curious collection of brilliant jests, frolicksome joaks, witty quibbles ... to which is added, a choice collection of conundrums, riddles, rebuffes, jovial songs, sharp epigrams, droll epitaphs, amorous poems, &c. : the whole containing a great variety of high fun and good fellowship, calculated to promote mirth in all its entertaining branches, by laughing care out of countenance / by Tom Killegrew, Junior (president of the Wits Club, in Piccadilly, and great grandson to the famous Killegrew, letter to King Charles the second, of Merry Memory).
| Killegrew, Tom Jr. | Date: 1775