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• The windsor medley : being a choice collection of several curious pieces in prose and verse: that were handed about in manuscript and print, during the stay of the court at Windsor-Castle last summer. Most of them never before Printed. Viz. Ruth the Quaker, her Rebuke to the Craftsman, and her Exhortation to Peace and Unity, in an Epistle to a certain Great Man. Lord H-y to Mr. F-x, written at Florence. Verses upon a Mistake that happen'd in administring a Clyster to a Lady of Quality at Windsor. The Duck drown'd in Parnassus; or, the Goose Triumphant, an admirable Poem. A King at Arms disarm'd at law, a Ballad. Blasphemy as Old as the Creation, a Satyr. The Epsom Beauties. Some Account of a Booby of Quality lately exported beyond Sea on his Travels. The disappointed Maid. The Maiden's Husband. The Batchelor's Wife. An Epigram on Miss Kitty A-l-n. The Windsor Ballad. An Epigram on Stephen Duck, by Mr. P-. Cloe's Precaution. Verses to a young Lady, who receiv'd a Kiss as an Affront at a late City Visit. The White Joke, the Tune play'd before the King's Guard at Windsor-Castle. The Sportive Lambs. William and Dorothy of Datchet. An Epistle from John Hooper, alias Ketch, Citizen and Cordwinder of London to Col. Ch-r-is. Together with numbers of other very curious Things, not mentioned in the Title
  Published: (1731)
• The windsor medley : being a choice collection of several curious pieces in prose and verse: that were handed about in manuscript and print, during the stay of the court at Windsor-Castle last summer. Most of them never before Printed. Viz. Ruth the Quaker, her Rebuke to the Craftsman, and her Exhortation to Peace and Unity, in an epistle to a certain Great Man. Lord H-y to Mr. F-x, written at Florence. Verses upon a Mistake that happen'd in administring a Clyster to a Lady of Quality at Windsor. The Duck drown'd in Parnassus; or, the Goose Triumphant, an admirable Poem. A King at Arms disarm'd at Law, a Ballad. Blasphemy as Old as the Creation, a Satyr. The Epsom Beauties. Some Account of a Booby of Quality lately exported beyond Sea on his Travels. The disappointed Maid. The Maiden's Husband. The Batchelor's Wife. An Epigram on Miss Kitty A-l-n. The Windsor Ballad. An Epigram on Stephen Duck, by Mr. P-. Cloe's Precaution. Verses to a young Lady, who receiv'd a Kiss as an Affront at a late City Visit. The White Joke, the Tune play'd before the King's Guard at Windsor-Castle. The Sportive Lambs. William and Dorothy of Datchet. An Epistle from John Hooper, alias Ketch, Citizen and Cordwinder of London to Col. Ch-r-is. Together with numbers of other very curious Things, not mentioned in the Title
  Published: (1731)
• The windsor medley : being a choice collection of several curious pieces in prose and verse: that were handed about in manuscript and print, during the stay of the court at Windsor-Castle last summer. Most of them never before Printed. Viz. A most ingenious Epigram upon Miss F-n-ss; and another on Miss P- Lord H-r-y to Mr. S F-x. Some Account of a Booby of Quality lately exported beyond Sea on his Travels. Verses upon a Mistake that happen'd in administring a Clyster to a Lady of Quality at Windsor. A Copy of Verses upon the Aldermen of London. The Windsor Ballad. Several Epigrams on the Poet Laureat, by some of the best Hands. Also the New-Year's-Day Ode. A most remarkable Letter from a Dorsetshire Attorney to his Kinsman, relating to the Judges refusing to sign his Certificate. A King at Arms disarm'd at Law, a Ballad. A Welsh Surgeon's Bill for a Widow Inn-Keeper at Oswaldstree. Blasphemy as Old as the Creation, an incomparable Satyr. Ruth the Quaker, her Rebuke to the Craftsman, and her Exhortation to Peace and Unity, in an Epistle to a certain Great Man. Cloe's Precaution. An Epistle from Jack Ketch, to the Rape-Master-General. On an old Batchelor of Seventy, his making Love to a Maiden of Fifteen in Westminster. Together with numbers of other very curious Things, not mentioned in the Title
  Published: (1731)
• The yorkshire medley : containing original pieces in prose and verse, viz. comic jests, merry stories, connundrums, And rebuses. With Songs both Serious and Comical dedicated To the most remarkable Man in Pontefract. To which is added, The contrast, a musical, satirical entertainment, properly adapted to the present Times
  Published: (1763)
• The winter medley : or, amusement for the fire-side. Containing a curious collection of entertaining stories, Interesting Novels, Remarkable Tales, Curious Anecdotes, Essays, Allegories, Visions, and select pieces of poetry, &c. &c. &c. To which is added, (never before published) The little variety; or, the Welch dream: from a mountain in South Wales, called Cryg-Ifan
  Published: (1774)