The Tryall of the Coffee-Man: Wherein He is Indicted, Arraigned, Convicted, and Condemned, by Sir Benjamin Bacchus, Sir Mathew Malt, Sir Henry Hop, Sir Francis Froth, judges of the court. Mr. Antidote, Mr. Purge, Mrs. Dorothy, Mrs. Jone, Witnesses. Simon Swift, Clark to the Court. Four Maids, Four Wives, and Four Widows, Gentlewomen of the Jury. Also, the Petition and Desires of many Thousands Maids, Wives, and Widows, in and about the city of London, in behalf of themselves, and all their sex. With the Coffee-mans Confession; and the heavy Sentence pronounced against him by Judge Bacchus. Published for the benefit of all Vintners, Brewers, Victuallers, Cooks, Alewives, Tapsters, and true Companions to the Pot, Pipe, and Can ([London], printed for J[ohn] Jones, in the Arabian Kalender, 1662/3), [2], 6pp.; 4°. Worcester College Library, Oxford University. ESTCR185503
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The Tryall of the Coffee-Man: Wherein He is Indicted, Arraigned, Convicted, and Condemned, by Sir Benjamin Bacchus, Sir Mathew Malt, Sir Henry Hop, Sir Francis Froth, judges of the court. Mr. Antidote, Mr. Purge, Mrs. Dorothy, Mrs. Jone, Witnesses. Simon Swift, Clark to the Court. Four Maids, Four Wives, and Four Widows, Gentlewomen of the Jury. Also, the Petition and Desires of many Thousands Maids, Wives, and Widows, in and about the city of London, in behalf of themselves, and all their sex. With the Coffee-mans Confession; and the heavy Sentence pronounced against him by Judge Bacchus. Published for the benefit of all Vintners, Brewers, Victuallers, Cooks, Alewives, Tapsters, and true Companions to the Pot, Pipe, and Can ([London], printed for J[ohn] Jones, in the Arabian Kalender, 1662/3), [2], 6pp.; 4°. Worcester College Library, Oxford University. ESTCR185503