The Stationer to the Readers (First Folio) Commendatory Verses (First Folio) A Catalogue of all the Comedies and Tragedies (First Folio)

There is little Titubus, the stammering law-stationer in Lincoln's Innwe have seldom known this shrewd little fellow engaged in an argument where we were not convinced he had the best of it, if his tongue would but fairly have seconded him.

The first number of the famous Almanack from which they are extracted was published at the end of 1732, just after Franklin had set up as a printer and stationer for himself, its publication being announced in the Pennsylvania Gazette of December 9th, 1732; and for twenty-five years it continued regularly to appear, the last number being that for the year 1758, and having for preface the discourse which became so extraordinarily popular.

C.R. Rivington, The Records of the Worshipful Company of Stationers in London and Middlesex Archæol.