Miss Wrinkle as sung by Miss Tyrer, with unbounded applause, at the Thatre Royal, Covent Garden in the popular farce or Arbitration, or, Free & easy / [graphic][12 March 1807]eng"Heading to engraved verses ... An elderly spinster kneels on the floor in a rough attic room; beside her is an open book: 'Sorrows of Werter' [cf. British Museum Satires No. 7054, &c.]. A man looks in through the thatch that forms the only roof; he overhears her praying for a husband, and offers himself: '"Will a Thatcher do for ye, Miss Wrinkle", quoth he, "Lord thy will be done! I'm content" replied she.'"--British Museum online catalogueTitle engraved below image.From the Laurie & Whittle series of Drolls.Eighteen lines of verse below title: In a village there liv'd an old maid, who was ne'er known for trifles to fret ...Plate numbered '459' in lower right corner.