One protagonist's older brother claims to possess miraculous water that will allow another character to be impregnated, but the actual knocking up occurs while that character's husband is taking a prescribed five-hour horse ride.  
In this work, officious street patrollers attempting to catch impious meat-carriers during Lent are duped by a country girl whose basket contains not a lamb's head, but an illegitimate child. One character marries a Welshwoman who supposedly owns 19 mountains at the end of this work. One protagonist's older brother claims to possess miraculous water that will allow another character to be impregnated, but the actual knocking up occurs while that character's husband is taking a prescribed five-hour horse ride.  Lady Kix's pregnancy leads to financial problems for the villain of this play, who cuckolds the willing (*) Allwit.  The protagonists of this work rise from their coffins alive and well to be married at its end, and this play's primary antagonist is the philandering Sir Walter Whorehound.  For 10 points, name this play that ends with the marriage of Touchstone and Moll Yellowhammer, a comedy by Thomas Middleton about a girl from a London neighborhood.
In this work, officious street patrollers attempting to catch impious meat-carriers during Lent are duped by a country girl whose basket contains not a lamb's head, but an illegitimate child.
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