Jest 5How Mr. Peters divided his Text at St. Albons.
Jest 6How Mr. Peters and his Neighbour discoursed of the wind.
Jest 7How Mr. Peters enveighed against the pride of the English Nation.
Jest 8How Mr. Peters jested on his horse.
Jest 9How Mr. Peters examined a country Lad, and the jests that happened at that time.
Jest 10How Mr. Peters and several Justices of the peace, sate two dayes about brewing small Beer.
Jest 11How Mr. Peters adviseth a Traveller to be accomplished.
Jest 12How Mr. Peters served the Parson of a hot Constitution.
Jest 13How Mr. Peters gave his opinion concerning hristendome.
Jest 14How Mr. Peters rode through the Strand.
Jest 15How Mr. P. wrote a Letter from Tredagh in Ireland.
Jest 16How Mr. Peters described a Whore.
Jest 17How Mr. Peters lighted the Blind Harper.
Jest 18How Mr. Peters told a Tale of a Man, a Fish, and a Bird.
Jest 19Mr. Peters cheapned a close Stool.
Jest 20How Mr. Peters Jeared a Justice.
Jest 21How Mr. Peters clothed Christ in a Buffe Coat.
Jest 22How Mr. Peters opened Heavens Gate to a Committee man.
Jest 23How Mr. Peters told a tale of his friend.
Jest 24How Mr. Peters described a Citizen.
Jest 25How Mr. Peters shewed one the way to Tame.
Jest 26How Mr. Peters discoursed with a Tradesman.
Jest 27How Mr. Peters reproved a young Schollar.
Jest 28How Mr. Peters made an Asse of a Gentleman.
Jest 29How Mr. Peters saved his Licence.
Jest 30How Mr. Peters gave judgment of a Cholerick Gentleman.
Jest 31How Mr. Peters extolled the Army under Oliver.
Jest 32How Mr. Peters visited the Earle of Pembroke.
Jest 33How Mr. Peters wished his Auditory to beware of 3 W s.
Jest 34How Mr. Peters called his hearers fools.
Jest 35How Mr. Peters took an affront on the Exchange.
Jest 36How Mr. Peters said, he knew where his Majestie was.
Jest 37How Mr. Peters enveighed against Citizens wives.
Jest 38How M. Peters jeer'd a rich man and his fat wife.
Jest 39How Mr. Peters said he had been in Heaven.
Jest 40How Mr. Peters answered Oliver Cromwell.
Jest 41How Mr. Peters jested at his friends hurt.
Jest 42How Mr. Peters defaced a shoulder of Mutton.
Jest 43How Mr. Peters mistook in reaching to the top of his Pulpit.
Jest 44How Mr. Peters advanced the Cause of Oliver.
Jest 45XLV. How Mr Peters went to Heaven and Hell.
Jest 46XLVI. How Mr Peters shared with the State.
Jest 47XLVII. How Mr Peters was served by the Butchers wife.
Jest 48XLVIII. How Mr Peters prayed against the Kings Armes.
Jest 49XLIX. How Mr Peters discoursed against Organs.
Jest 50L. How Mr Peters preached three houres on a Fast-day.
Jest 51LI. How Mr Peters said the word of God had a free Passage.
Jest 52LII. How Mr Peters bought Cloath by the measure of his sword.
Jest 53LIII. How Mr Peters asked Grapes of Alderman Titchbourne.
Jest 54LIV. How Mr Peters Jeared the Poet Withers.
Jest 55LV. How Mr. Peters gave his opinion of the three L L Ls.
Jest 56LVI. How Mr. Peters made himself Hewson's father.
Jest 57LVII. How Mr. Peters compared his late Majesty to Barabbas.
Jest 58LVIII. How Mr. Peters quoted the three fools in the Gospell.
Jest 59LIX. How two Gentlemen put up a Bill to Mr. Peters.