The wits, or, Sport upon sport [microform] : being a curious collection of several drols and farces, presented and shewn for the merriment and delight of wise men, and the ignorant / written I know not when, by several persons, I know not who, but now newly collected by your old friend to please you, Francis Kirkman.

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• The wits, or, Sport upon sport being a curious collection of several drols and farces, presented and shewn for the merriment and delight of wise men, and the ignorant, as they have been sundry times acted in publique, and private, in London at Bartholomew in the countrey at other faires, in halls and taverns, on several mountebancks stages, at Charing Cross, Lincolns-Inn-Fields, and other places, by several stroleing players, fools, and fidlers, and the mountebancks zanies, with loud laughter, and great applause /
  by: Kirkman, Francis, 1632-approximately 1680
  Published: (1673)
• The wits, or, Sport upon sport being a curious collection of several drols and farces, presented and shewn for the merriment and delight of wise men, and the ignorant, as they have been sundry times acted in publique, and private, in London at Bartholomew in the countrey at other faires, in halls and taverns, on several mountebancks stages, at Charing Cross, Lincolns-Inn-Fields, and other places, by several stroleing players, fools, and fidlers, and the mountebancks zanies, with loud laughter, and great applause /
  by: Kirkman, Francis, 1632-approximately 1680
  Published: (1673)
• The wits, or, Sport upon sport being a curious collection of several drols and farces, presented and shewn for the merriment and delight of wise men, and the ignorant, as they have been sundry times acted in publique, and private, in London at Bartholomew in the countrey at other faires, in halls and taverns, on several mountebancks stages, at Charing Cross, Lincolns-Inn-Fields, and other places, by several stroleing players, fools, and fidlers, and the mountebancks zanies, with loud laughter, and great applause : written I know not when, by several persons, I know not who, but now newly collected by your old friend to please you, Francis Kirkman.
  by: Kirkman, Francis, 1632-approximately 1680
  Published: (1673)
• The wits, or, Sport upon sport being a curious collection of several drols and farces, presented and shewn for the merriment and delight of wise men, and the ignorant, as they have been sundry times acted in publique, and private, in London at Bartholomew in the countrey at other faires, in halls and taverns, on several mountebancks stages, at Charing Cross, Lincolns-Inn-Fields, and other places, by several stroleing players, fools, and fidlers, and the mountebancks zanies, with loud laughter, and great applause : written I know not when, by several persons, I know not who, but now newly collected by your old friend to please you, Francis Kirkman.
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  Published: (1673)
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