The drunken warrant.

"From the Office at Copper-nose-hall, near the Red-face in Small-brain-street."
Partly in verse.
Date suggested by Wing.
A facetious "warrant" for the fining of drunkards, printed in roman type, followed by verses printed in two columns in italic with title, "The jovial companion's mirth and pastime"; which begins: "Come fill us wine in plenty,".
With a woodcut showing, at left, a man in the act of vomiting as a fox holds his head, and, at right, a group of men seated carousing around a table with piped and tankards, as one man, seated in the foreground, turns to vomit on the ground.