The garland of trials, in three parts. Part I. The unfortunate Birth of a Knight's Daughter, who was born to be a Whore, Thief, and Murderer, with her Father's Contrivance to prevent her Shame. Part II. How she had a Son by a 'squire unmarried, to which Babe he gave a Gold Cup; shewing how she stabb'd the Child, and went away with the Cup. Part III. How in Process of Time, unknown to each other, she was at her Son's Wedding and gave him this Gold Cup, by which the 'squire knew her. Also, the 'squires Behaviour, threatning to cut her in Pieces, and in the Midst of Sorrow, instead of killing her, made her his Wife, and had Twelve Thousand Pounds to her Portion.

Date:

1760?]