Aballadofwit，aballadofworth，'Tisnewlyprintedandnewlycomeforth；
　　'Twasmadeofacloakthatfelloutwithagown，Thatcramp'dallthekingdomandcrippledthecrown。
　　I'lltellyouinbriefAstoryofgrief，Whichhappen'dwhenCloakwasCommander-in-chief；
　　Ittorecommonprayers，Imprison'dlordmayors，Inonedayitvoteddownprelatesandprayers；
　　Itmadepeopleperjuredinpointofobedience，AndtheCovenantdidcutofftheoathofallegiance。
　　ThenletusendeavourtopulltheCloakdownThatcramp'dallthekingdomandcrippledthecrown。
　　ItwasablackCloke，Ingoodtimebeitspoke，Thatkill'dmanythousandsbutneverstruckstroke；
　　WithhatchetandropeTheforlornhopeDidjoinwiththeDeviltopulldownthePope；
　　Itsetallthesectsinthecitytowork，Andratherthanfail'twouldhavebroughtintheTurk。
　　Thenletusendeavour，etc。
　　Itseizedonthetower-guns，Thosefiercedemi-gorgons，Itbroughtinthebag-pipes，andbroughtintheorgans；
　　Thepulpitsdidsmoke，Thechurchesdidchoke，Andallourreligionwasturn'dtoacloak。
　　Itbroughtinlay-elderscouldnotwritenorread，Itsetpublicfaithupandpull'ddownthecreed。
　　Thenletusendeavour，etc。
　　ThispiousimpostorSuchfurydidfoster，ItleftusnopennynornoPATER-NOSTER；
　　ItthrewtothegroundThecommandmentsdown，Andsetuptwicetwentytimestenofitsown；
　　ItroutedtheKingandvillainselected，Toplunderallthosewhomtheythoughtdisaffected。
　　Thenletusendeavour，etc。
　　Toblindpeople'seyesThisCloakwassowise，Ittookoffship-money，butsetupexcise；
　　MenbroughtintheirplateForreasonsofstate，AndgaveittoTomTrumpeterandhismate。
　　Inpamphletsitwritmanyspeciousepistles，Tocozenpoorwenchesofbodkinsandwhistles。
　　Thenletusendeavour，etc。
　　Inpulpitsitmoved，AndwasmuchapprovedForcryingout，FIGHTTHELORD'SBATTLES，BELOVED；
　　Itbob-tayledthegown，PutPrelacydown，Ittrodonthemitretoreachatthecrown；
　　Andintothefielditanarmydidbring，ToaimatthecouncilbutshootattheKing。
　　Thenletusendeavour，etc。
　　ItraisedupStatesWhosepoliticfatesDonowkeeptheirquartersonthecitygates。
　　Tofatherandmother，Tosisterandbrother，Itgaveacommissiontokilloneanother。
　　Ittookupmen'shorsesatverylowrates，Andplunder'dourgoodstosecureourestates。
　　Thenletusendeavour，etc。
　　ThisCloakdidproceedTodamnabledeed，Itmadethebestmirrorofmajestybleed；
　　Tho'Cloakdidnotdo't，Hesetitonfoot，Byrallyingandcallinghisjourneymento't。
　　Forneverhadcomesuchabloodydisaster，IfCloakhadnotfirstdrawnaswordathismaster。
　　Thenletusendeavour，etc。
　　Tho'someofthemwenthenceBysorrowfulsentence，ThisloftylongCloakisnotmovedtorepentance；
　　Butheandhismen，Twentythousandtimesten，Areplottingtodotheirtricksoveragain。
　　ButletthisproudCloaktoauthoritystoop，OrDUNwillprovidehimabuttonandloop。
　　ThenletusendeavourtopulltheCloakdownThatbaselydidsevertheheadfromthecrown。
　　Let'spraythattheKingAndhisParliamentInsacredandsecularthingsmayconsent；
　　Sorighteouslyfirm，Andreligiouslyfree，ThatPapistsandAtheistssuppressedmaybe。
　　Andasthere'soneDeitydoesover-reignus，OnefaithandoneformandoneChurchmaycontainus。
　　Thenpeace，truth，andplentyourkingdomwillcrown，AndallPopishplotsandtheirplottersshalldown。
　　Ballad：TheTime-Server，OrAMedleyFromtheLoyalGarland，1686。ReprintedforthePercySociety，andeditedbyJ。O。Halliwell。
　　Roomforagamesterthatplaysatallhesees，Whoseficklefancysuitssuchtimesasthese，OnethatsaysAmentoeveryfactiousprayer，FromHughPeters'pulpittoStPeter'schair；
　　OnethatdothdefytheCrozierandtheCrown，Butyetcanhousewithbladesthatcarouse，Whilstpottlepotstumbledown，derrydown，Onethatcancomplywithsurpliceandwithcloak，YetforhisendcanindependWhilstPresbyterianbrokeBrittain'syoke。
　　Thisisthewaytotramplewithouttrembling，Tisthesycophant'sonlysecure。
　　Covenantsandoathsarebadgesofdissembling，'Tisthepolitickpullsdownthepure。
　　Toprofessandbetray，toplunderandpray，Istheonlyreadywaytobegreat；
　　Flatterydoththefeat；
　　Ne'ergo，ne'erstir，sir-willventurefurtherThanthegreatestdonsinthetown，Fromacoffertoacrown。
　　I'minatemperatehumournowtothinkwell，NowI'minanotherhumourfortodrinkwell，Thenfillusupabeer-bowl，boys，thatweMaydrinkit，drinkitmerrily；
　　Noknavishspyshallunderstand，For，ifitshouldbeknown，'Tistentooneweshallbetrepanned。
　　I'lldrinktothemabraceofquarts，Whoseanagramiscall'dtruehearts；
　　Ifallwerewell，asIwouldha't，AndBritaincuredofitstumour，Ishouldverywelllikemyfate，Anddrinkmysackatacheaperrate，Withoutanynoiseorrumour，OhthenIshouldfixmyhumour。
　　Butsince'tisnosuchmatter，changeyourhue，Imaycogandflatter，somayyou；
　　Religionisawidgeon，andreasonistreason，Andhethathathaloyalheartmaybidtheworldadieu。
　　WemustbeliketheScottishman，Who，withintenttobeatdownschism，BroughtinthePresbyterianWithcanonandwithcatechism。
　　Ifbeukwontdo't，thenJockeyshoot，FortheChurchofScotlanddothcommand；
　　AndwhathathbeensincetheycameinIthinkwehavecausetounderstand。
　　Ballad：TheSoldier'sDelight（Madeinthelatetimes。）
　　FromtheLoyalGarland，1686。ReprintedforthePercySociety，andeditedbyJ。O。Halliwell。
　　FairPhydelia，temptnomore，Imaynotnowthybeautysoadore，Noroffertothyshrine；
　　IserveonemoredivineAndgreaterfarthanyou：
　　Hark！thetrumpetcallsaway，Wemustgo，lestthefoeGetthefieldandwintheday；
　　Thenmarchbravelyon，Chargetheminthevan，OurcauseGod'sis，thoughtheoddsisTentimestentoone。
　　Temptnomore，Imaynotyield，Althoughthineeyesakingdommaysurprise；
　　Leaveoffthywantontales，Thehigh-bornPrinceofWalesIsmountedinthefield，Wheretheloyalgentryflock，Thoughforlorn，noblyborn，Ofane'er-decayingstock；
　　Cavaliers，bebold，ne'erletgoyourhold，ThosethatloitersarebytraitorsDearlyboughtandsold。
　　PHYDELIA-Onekissmore，andsofarewell。
　　SOLDIER-Fie，nomore！Ipritheefoolgiveo'er；
　　Whycloud'stthouthusthybeams？
　　Iseebytheseextremes，Awoman'sheavenorhell。
　　PraytheKingmayhavehisown，ThattheQueenmaybeseenWithherbabesonEngland'sthrone；
　　Rallyupyourmen，oneshallvanquishten，Victory，wecometotryourvalouronceagain。
　　Ballad：TheLoyalSoldierFromtheLoyalGarland，1686。ReprintedforthePercySociety，andeditedbyJ。O。Halliwell。
　　WheninthefieldofMarswelie，Amongstthosemartialwights，Who，neverdaunted，aretodyeForKingandcountrie'srights；
　　AsonBelona'sgodIwait，Andherattendantbe，Yet，beingabsentfrommymate，Iliveinmisery。
　　Whenloftywindsalouddoblow，Itsnoweth，hail，orrain，AndCharoninhisboatdothrow，YetstedfastI'llremain；
　　Andformyshelterinsomebarncreep，Orundersomehedgelye；
　　WhilstsuchasdonowstrongcastleskeepKnowsnosuchmisery。
　　Whendowninstrawwetumblinglye，WithMorpheus'charmsasleep，Myheavy，sad，andmournfuleyeInsecuritysodeep；
　　ThendoIdreamwithinmyarmsWiththeeIsleepinglye，ThendoIdreadorfearnoharms，Norfeelnomisery。
　　Whenallmyjoysarethuscompleat，Thecanonslouddoplay，Thedrumsalarumstraightdobeat，Trumpetsounds，horse，away！
　　AwakeIthen，andnoughtcanfindButdeathattendingme，Andallmyjoysarevanishtquite，-
　　Thisismymisery。
　　WhenhungeroftentimesIfeel，Andwatercolddodrink，YetfrommycoloursI'lenotsteal，NorfrommyKingwillshrink；
　　Notraytorbaseshallmakemeyield，ButforthecauseI'lebe：
　　Thisismylove，prayHeaventoshield，Andfarewellmisery。
　　Thentoourarmswestraightdofly，Andforthwithmarchaway；
　　FewtownsorcitieswecomenighGoodliquorusdeny；
　　InLethedeepourwoeswesteep-
　　Ourlovesforgottenbe，Amongstthejovialstwesing，Hangupallmisery。
　　Propitiousfate，thenbemorekind，Grimdeath，lendmethydart，Osunandmoon，andekethewind，GreatJove，takethouourpart；
　　ThatoftheseRoundheadsandthesewarsAnendthatwemaysee，Andthygreatnamewe'llallapplaud，Andhangallmisery。
　　Ballad：ThePolititianUponanactofTreasonmadebytheRebels，etc。
　　FromtheLoyalGarland，1686。ReprintedforthePercySociety，andeditedbyJ。O。Halliwell。
　　ButsinceitwaslatelyenactedhightreasonForamantospeaktruth'gainsttheheadofastate，LeteverywisemanmakeauseofhisreasonTothinkwhathewill，buttakeheedwhatheprate；
　　Fortheproverbdothlearnus，Hethatstaysfromthebattelsleepsinawholeskin，Andourwordsareourownifwekeepthemwithin，WhatfoolsarewethenthattoprattledobeginOfthingsthatdonotconcernus！
　　'Tisnomattertomewhoe'ergetsthebattle，Therubsorthecrosses，'tisallonetome；
　　Itneitherincreasethmygoodsnormycattle；
　　Abeggar'sabeggar，andsoheshallbeUnlessheturntraitor。
　　Letmiserstakecoursestohoarduptheirtreasure，Whoseboundshavenolimits，whosemindshavenomeasure，Letmebebutquietandtakealittlepleasure，Alittlecontentsmyownnature。
　　Butwhatifthekingdomreturnstotheprimeones？
　　Mymindisakingdom，andsoitshallbe；
　　I'llmakeitappear，ifIhadbutthetimeonce，He'sashappyinoneastheyareinthree，Ifhemightbutenjoyit。
　　Hethat'smountedaloftisamarkforthefate，Andanenvytoeverypragmaticalpate，Whilsthethatislowissafeinhisestate，Andthegreatonesdoscorntoannoyhim。
　　IcounthimnowitthatisgiftedinraylingAndflurtingatthosethatabovehimdosit；
　　Whilsttheydooutwithimwithwhippingandjailing，Hispurseandhispersonmustpayforhiswit。
　　But'tisbettertobedrinking；
　　Ifsackwerereform'dtotwelve-penceaquartI'dstudyformoneytomerchandisefor't，Withafriendthatiswillinginmirthwewouldsport；
　　Notaword，butwe'dpayitwiththinking。
　　MypetitionshallbethatCanarybecheaper，Withouteithercustomorcursedexcise；
　　Thatthewitsmayhavefreedomtodrinkdeeperanddeeper，Andnotbeundonewhilstournoseswebaptize；
　　Butwe'llliquorthemanddrenchthem。
　　Ifthiswerebutgranted，whowouldnotdesireTodubhimselfoneofApollo'sownquire？
　　Andthenwewilldrinkwhilstournosesareonfire，Andthequartpotsshallbebucketstoquenchthem。
　　Ballad：ANewDrollFromtheLoyalGarland，1686。EditedbyJ。O。Halliwell。
　　Comelet'sdrink，thetimeinvites，Winterandcoldweather；
　　Fortospendawaylongnights，Andtokeepgoodwitstogether。
　　Betterfarthancardsordice，Isaac'sballsarequaintdevice，Madeupwithfanandfeather。
　　OfstrangeactionsontheseasWhyshouldwebejealous？
　　Bringusliquorthatwillplease，AndwillmakeusbraverfellowsThantheboldVenetianfleet，WhentheTurksandtheydomeetWithintheirDardanellos。
　　Valentian，thatfamoustown，StoodtheFrenchman'swonder；
　　Watertheyemploy'dtodrown，Sotocuttheirtroopsassunder；
　　Tureingaveahelplesslook，WhiletheloftySpaniardtookLaFertaandhisplunder。
　　Asforwater，wedisclaimMankind'sadversary；
　　Onceitcausedtheworld'swholeframeInthedelugetomiscarry；
　　AndthatenemyofjoyWhichsoughtourfreedomtodestroyAndmurdergoodCanary。
　　Wethatdrinkhavenosuchthoughts，Blackandvoidofreason：
　　WetakecaretofillourvaultsWithgoodwineofeveryseason；
　　AndwithmanyachirpingcupWeblowoneanotherup，Andthat'souronlytreason。
　　Hearthesquibsandmindthebells，ThefifthofNovember；
　　Theparsonasadstorytells，AndwithhorrordothrememberHowsomehot-brain'dtraitorwroughtPlotsthatwouldhaveruinbroughtToKingandeverymember。
　　Ballad：TheRoyalistAsongmadeintheRebellion。
　　FromtheLoyalGarland，1686。ReprintedforthePercySociety，andeditedbyJ。O。Halliwell。
　　Stay，shutthegate！
　　T'otherquart，boys，'tisnotsolateAsyouarethinking；
　　ThestarswhichyouseeinthehemispherebeArebutstudsinyourcheeksbygooddrinking；
　　Thesun'sgonetotippleallnightinthesea，boys，To-morrowhe'llblushthathe'spalerthanwe，boys；
　　Drinkwine，givehimwater，'Tissackmakesustheboys。
　　Filluptheglass，Tothenextmerryladletitpass；
　　Come，awaywi't；
　　Let'ssetfoottofootandbutgiveourmindsto't，'Tishereticalsir，thatdothslaywit；
　　Thenhangupgoodfaces，let'sdrinktillournosesGive'sfreedomtospeakwhatourfancydisposes，Beneathwhoseprotectionnowundertheroseis。
　　Drinkoffyourbowl，'TwillenrichbothyourheadandyoursoulwithCanary；
　　Foracarbuncledfacesavesatediousrace，AndtheIndiesaboutuswecarry；
　　NoHeliconliketothejuiceofgoodwineis，ForPhoebushadneverhadwitthatdivineis，Hadhisfacenotbeenbow-dy'dasthineisandmineis。
　　Thismustgoround，Offwithyourhatstillthepavementbecrown'dwithyourbeavers；
　　Ared-coatedfacefrightsasergeantandhismace，Whilsttheconstablestrembletoshivers。
　　Instatemarchourfaceslikesomeofthatquorum，Whilethe……dofalldownandthevulgaradore'um，Andournoseslikelink-boysrunshiningbefore'um。
　　Ballad：TheRoyalist'sResolveFromtheLoyalGarland，1686。ReprintedforthePercySociety。
　　Come，drawer，somewine，Orwe'llpulldownthesign，Forwearealljovialcompounders；
　　We'llmakethehouseringWithhealthstoourKing，Andconfusionlightonhisconfounders。
　　SinceformercommitteeAffordednopity，Oursorrowsinwinewewillsteep'um；
　　TheyforceustotakeTwooaths，butwe'llmakeAthird，thatwene'ermeantokeep'um。
　　Andnext，whoe'ersees，We'lldrinkonourkneesTotheKing；mayhethirstthatrepines：
　　AfigforthosetraytorsThatlooktoourwaters，Theyhavenothingtodowithourwines。
　　Andnexthere'sthreebowlsToallgallantsoulsThatfortheKingdidandwillventure；
　　MaytheyflourishwhenthoseThatarehisandourfoesArehang'd，andram'ddowntothecenter。
　　AndmaytheybefoundInalltoabound，BothwithHeavenandthecountry'sanger；
　　Maytheyneverwantfractions，Doubts，fears，anddistractions，Tillthegallows-treefreesthemfromdanger。
　　Ballad：LoyaltyTurnedUpTrump，OrTheDangerOverFromtheLoyalGarland，reprintedfromaBlack-Lettercopy，printed1686。ReprintedforthePercysociety，1850。
　　Invainillmenattemptus，Theirdayisoutofdate；
　　ThefatesdonowexemptusFromwhatwefeltoflate。
　　ThenationisgrownwiserThantobelievetheirshame；
　　HethatwasthedeviserThemselvesbegintoblame。
　　TheythoughtthetrumpswouldeverTurnonrebellion'sside，ButkinderpowerdeliverUsfromtheirfoolishpride；
　　Forsee，theyaredeceived，Andcannomoreprevail；
　　ThosewhotheRumpbelieved，Ashamedareofthetale。
　　Ballad：TheLoyalist'sEncouragementFromtheLoyalGarland。Tothetuneof"Now，nowthefight'sdone。"
　　YouRoyalistsall，nowrejoiceandbeglad，Thedayisourown，there'snocausetobesad，Thetumultoffactioniscrush'dinitspride，Andthegrandpromoterstheirnoddlesallhide，Forfearofaswing，whichdoesmakeitappearThoughtreasontheylovedyetforhemptheydon'tcare。
　　Thenletusbeboldstill，andbaffletheirplots，Thattheyintheendmayproveimpotentsots；
　　Andfindboththeirwitandtheirmalicedefeated，Nay，findhowthemselvesandtheirpupilstheycheated，ByheapingandthrustingtounhingeaState，OfwhichHeaven'sguardianfixtisbyfate。
　　Thoughoncetheytherabblebewitch'dwiththeircant，Whilstcoblerandweaversetupforasaint；
　　Yetnowthestalecheattheycanfastennomore，Thejuggle'sdiscover'dandtheymustgiveo'er；
　　Yetgivethemtheirduethatsuchmischiefdidwork，WhorevileChristianprincesandprayfortheTurk。
　　Oh！givethemtheirdue，andletnoneof'emwantAcupofGenevaorTurkishturbant，That，cladintheircolours，theymaynotdeceiveThevulgar，tooproneandtooapttobelieveThefearstheysuggestonagroundlesspretence，Onpurposetomake'emrepineortheirprince。
　　Ballad：TheTrouperFromtheLoyalGarland。Apleasantsongrevived。
　　Come，come，letusdrink，'TisvaintothinkLikefoolsofgrieforsadness；
　　LetourmoneyflyAndoursorrowsdye，Allworldlycareismadness；
　　ButwineandgoodcheerWill，inspiteofourfear，Inspireusallwithgladness。
　　Letthegreedyclowns，Thatdolivelikehounds，Theyknowneitherboundnormeasure，Lamenteveryloss，Fortheirwealthistheircross，Whosedelightisintheirtreasure；
　　WhilstwewithourownDogomerrilyon，Andspenditatourleisure。
　　ThentroutaboutthebowlToeveryloyalsoul，Andtohishandcommendit。
　　Afigforchink，'Twasmadetobuydrink，Beforewedepartwe'llendit。
　　Whenwe'vespentourstore，Thenationyieldsnomore，Andmerrilywewillspendit。
　　Ballad：OnTheTimes，OrTheGoodSubject'sWishFromtheLoyalGarland。Tothetuneof"YoungPhaon。"
　　Gooddayswesee，letusrejoice，Inpeaceandloyalty，AndstilldespisethefactiousnoiseOfthosethatvainlytryToundermineourhappiness，Thattheymaybyitget；
　　KnaveryhasgreatincreaseWhenhonestydoesset。
　　Butletusbafflealltheirtricks，OurKingandcountryserve；
　　AndmayheneverthrivethatlikesSeditioninreserve：
　　Thenleteachinhisstationrest，Asallgoodsubjectsshould；
　　Andhethatotherwisedesigns，Mayheremainunblest。
　　MaytraytorseverbedeceivedInalltheyundertake，Andneverbygoodmenbelieved；
　　MayalltheplotstheymakeFallheavyonthemselves，andmayTheyseethemselvesundone，Andneverhaveahappyday，ThatwouldtheKingdethrone。
　　Ballad：TheJovialists'CoronationFromtheLoyalGarland。
　　Sinceitmustbeso，whythensoletitgo，Letthegiddy-brain'dtimesturnround；
　　NowwehaveourKing，letthegobletsbecrowned，Andourmonarchythuswerecover；
　　WhilstthepottlesareweepingWe'lldrenchoursadsoulsInbig-belly'dbowls，Andoursorrowsinwineshallliesteeping。
　　Andwe'lldrinktilloureyesdorunover，Andproveitbyreason，ItcanbenotreasonTodrinkortosingAmournifalofhealthstoournew-crownedKing。
　　Letusallstandbareinthepresenceweare，Letournoseslikebonfiresshine；
　　Insteadoftheconduits，letpottlesrunwine，Toperfectthistruecoronation；
　　Andwethatareloyal，indrinkshallbepeers；
　　ForthatfacethatwearsclaretCantraytorsdefieall，Andout-starestheboresofournation；
　　InsignofobedienceOuroathsofallegianceBeerglassesshallbe，Andhethattipplestendstojollitry。
　　Butifinthisreignahalberdlytrain，Oraconstable，chancetorevel，Andwouldwithhistwyvelsmaliciouslyswell，AndagainsttheKing'spartyraisearms：
　　Thenthedrawers，likeyeomeno'theguard，Withquart-potsShallfuddlethesots，Tilltheymake'umbothcuckoldsandfreemen，Andontheirwivesbeatupalarms，Thusasthehealthpasses，We'lltripleourglasses，AndcountitnosinTodrinkandbeloyalindefenceofourKing。
　　Ballad：TheLoyalPrisonerFromtheLoyalGarland。
　　Howhappy'sthatpris'nerthatconquershisfateWithsilence，andne'eronbadfortunecomplains，Butcarelesslyplayswithkeysonhisgrate，Andhemakesasweetconcertwiththemandhischains！
　　Hedrownscareinsack，whilehisthoughtsareopprest，Andhemakeshisheartfloatlikeacorkinhisbreast。
　　Thensinceweareslaves，andallislandersbe，Andourlandalargeprisonenclosedbythesea，We'lldrinkofftheocean，andsetourselvesfree，Formanistheworld'sepitomy。
　　Lettyrantswearpurple，deep-dy'dinthebloodOfthosetheyhaveslain，theirscepterstosway，Ifourconsciencebeclear，andourtitlebegood，Withtheragsthathangonuswearericherthanthey；
　　We'lldrinkdownatnightwhatwebegorcanborrow，Andsleepwithoutplottingformorethenextmorrow。
　　Thensince，etc。
　　Lettheusurerwatcho'erhisbagsandhishouse，Tokeepthatfromrobbersherak'dfromhisdebtors，Whichatmidnightcriesthievesatthenoiseofamouse，Andhelooksifhistrunksarefastboundtotheirfetters；
　　Whenoncehe'sgrownrichenoughforaState'splot，Butinonehourplunderswhatthreescoreyearsgot。
　　Thensince，etc。
　　Come，drawer，filleachmanapeckofoldsherry，Thisbrimmershallbidalloursensesgood-night；
　　WhenoldAristotlewasfrolicandmerry，Bythejuiceofthegrape，hestagger'dout-right；
　　Copernicusonce，inadrunkenfit，foundBythecourseof'sbrainsthattheworlddidturnround。
　　Thensince，etc。
　　'Tissackmakesourfaceslikecometstoshine，Andgivestincturebeyondacomplexionmask。
　　Diogenesfellsoinlovewithhiswine，Thatwhen'twasallouthedweltinthecask，Andbeingshutupwithinacloseroom，He，dying，requestedatubforhistomb。
　　Thensince，etc。
　　Lethimneversoprivatelymusterhisgold，Hisangelswilltheirintelligencebe；
　　Howcloselythey'represtintheircanvashold，AndtheywanttheState-souldiertosetthemallfree：
　　Letthempineandbehanged，we'llmerrilysing，Whohathnothingtolose，maycry，GodblesstheKing。
　　Thensince，etc。
　　Ballad：Canary'sCoronationFromtheLoyalGarland。
　　Come，let'spurgeourbrainsFromaleandgrains，Thatdosmellofanarchy；
　　Let'schuseaKingFromwhosebloodmayspringSuchasparklingprogeny；
　　Itwillbefit，strewmineinit，Whoseflamesarebrightandclear；
　　We'llnotbindourhandswithdrayman'sbands，Whenaswemaybefreer；
　　Whyshouldwedroop，orbaselystoopTopopularaleorbeer？
　　WhoshallbeKing？howcomesthethingForwhichweallaremet？
　　ClaretisaprincethathathlongsinceIntheroyalorderset：
　　Hisfaceisspreadwithawarlikeseed，Andsohelovestoseemen；
　　Whenhebearsthesway，hissubjectstheyShallbeasgoodasfreemen；
　　Buthere'stheplot，almostforgot，'Tistoomuchburntwithwomen。
　　BytheriverofRhineisavaliantwineThatcanallotherreplenish；
　　Let'sthenconsenttothegovernmentAndtheroyalruleofRhenish：
　　TheGermanwinewillwarmthechine，Andfriskineveryvein；
　　'Twillmakethebrideforgettochide，Andcallhimto'tagain：
　　Butthat'snotall，heistoosmallTobeoursovereign。
　　Letusneverthinkofanobledrink，Butwithnotesadvanceonhigh，Let'sproclaimgoodCanary'sname，-
　　HeavenblesshisMajesty！
　　HeisaKingineverything，Whosenaturedothrenounceall，He'llmakeusskipandnimblytripFromceilingtothegroundsil；
　　EspeciallywhenpoetsbeLordsofthePrivyCouncil。
　　Butavintnerwillhistasterbe，Here'snothingthatcanhimlet；
　　AdrawerthathathagoodpalatShallbesquireofthegimblet。
　　Thebar-boysshallbepagesall，Atavernwell-prepared，Andnothingshallbespared；
　　Injovialsortshallbethecourt，Wine-portersthataresoldierstallBeyeomenoftheguard。
　　ButifacooperwewitharednoseseeInanypartofthetown；
　　Thecoopershall，withhisaids-royal，Bearthesceptreofthecrown；
　　YoungwitsthatwashawaytheircashInwineandrecreation，Whohatesaleandbeer，shallbewelcomehereTogivetheirapprobation；
　　SoshallallyouthatwillallowCanary'srecreation。
　　Ballad：TheMournfulSubjects，OrTheWholeNation'sLamentation，FromTheHighestToTheLowest。
　　TheMournfulSubjects，ortheWholeNation'sLamentation，fromtheHighesttotheLowest；whodidwithbrinishtears（thetruesignsofsorrow）bewailthedeathoftheirmostgraciousSoveraignKingCharlestheSecond，whodepartedthislifeFeb。6th，1684，andwasinterredinWestminsterAbbey，inKingHenrytheSeventh'sChapel，onSaturdaynightlast，beingthe14thdayofthesaidmonth；tothesollidgriefandsorrowofallhislovingsubjects。
　　Fromvol。i。oftheRoxburghBalladsinBrit。Mus。
　　Tune，"TroyTown，ortheDuchessofSuffolk。"
　　Truesubjectsmourn，andwelltheymay，Ofeachdegree，bothlordsandearls，Whichdidbeholdthatdismalday，ThedeathofprincelypiousCharles；
　　SomethousandweepingtearsdidfallAthismostsollidfuneral。
　　Hewasaprinceofclemency，Whoseloveandmercydidabound；
　　HisdeathmaywelllamentedbeThroughallthenationsEuroperound；
　　UntotheearsofChristiankingsHisdeathunwelcometidingsbrings。
　　Allthosethateverthoughthimill，Anddiddisturbhiminhisreign，-
　　Lethorrournowtheirconsciencefill，Andstrivesuchactionstorestrain；
　　Forsuretheyknownotwhattheydo，Thetimewillcomewhentheyshallrue。
　　HowoftenvillainsdiddesignBycrueltyhisbloodtospill，YetbytheProvidencedivineGodwouldnotletthemhavetheirwill，ButdidpreserveourgraciousKing，Undertheshadowofhiswing。
　　Wegrievedhissoulwhilehewashere，Whenwewouldnothislawsobey；
　　ThereforetheLordhewassevere，Andtookourgraciousprinceaway：
　　WewerenotworthytoenjoyTheprincewhomsubjectswouldannoy。
　　Inpeacehedidlaydownhishead，Thesceptreandtheroyalcrown；
　　Hissoulisnowtoheavenfled，Abovethereachofmortalfrown，Wherejoyandglorywillnotcease，InpresencewiththeKingofPeace。
　　Alas！wehadourliberty，HeneversoughtfortodevourByausurpingtyranny，Torulebyarbitrarypower；
　　No，no，inallhisblessedreignWehadnocausefortocomplain。
　　LetmournersnowlamentthelossOfhimthatdidthesceptersway，AndlookuponitasacrossThathefromusissnatch'daway；
　　Thoughheisfreefromcareorwoe，Yetwecannotforgethimso。
　　ButsinceitwasthyblessedwillTocallhimfromasinfulland，OhletusallbethankfulstillThatitwasdonebythineownhand：
　　NopitchofhonourcanbefreeFromDeath'susurpingtyranny。
　　ThefourteendayofFebruaryTheydidinterrourgraciousCharles；
　　Hisfuneralsolemnity，Accompaniedwithlordsandearls，FourDukes，I，andPrinceGeorgebyname，WentnexttheKingwithallhistrain。
　　AndthustheytotheAbbeywentTolayhiminhissilenttomb，WheremanyinwardsighswerespentTothinkupontheirdismaldoom。
　　WholeshowersoftearsafreshthenfellWhentheybeheldhislastfarewell。
　　Sinceitisso，thatallmustdie，AndmustbeforeourGodappear，Ohletushaveawatchfuleye，Overourconversationhere；
　　ThatlikegreatCharles，ourKingandfriend，Weallmayhaveahappyend。
　　LetEnglandbytheirloyaltyRepairthebreachwhichtheydidmake；
　　AndletusallunitedbeTograciousJames，forCharleshissake；
　　Andlettherebenomorediscord，ButlovetheKingandfeartheLord。
　　PrintedforF。DeaconinGuilt-SpurStreet。
　　Ballad："MementoMori"
　　AnelogyonthedeathofhissacredMajestyKingCharlesII。，ofblessedmemory。
　　FromtheKing'sPamphlets，BritishMuseum。
　　Unwelcomenews！Whitehallitssablewears，Andeachgoodsubjectliesdissolvedintears！
　　Justlyindeed；forCharlesisdead，thegreat，（Whocansomuchassuchgreatgriefsrepeat？）
　　KingCharlesthegood，inwhomthatdaytherefellMorethanonetribeinthisourIsrael！
　　Ah！cruelDeath！wefindthyfatalstingInlosinghimwhowassogoodaKing，-
　　AKingsowise，sojust，andhe'dgreatpartInSolomon'swisdomandinDavid'sheart；
　　AKing！whosevirtuesonlytorehearseRatherrequiresavolumethanaverse。
　　SprungfromtheloynsofCharlesofblessedfame，Aworthysonofhisgreatfather'sname，Hisparent'sandhisgrandsire'svirtueshe，Ash'didtheircrown，enjoy'dEXTRADUCE，Ofth'bestandgreatestofKingstheepitome。
　　HisjusticesuchashimnonecouldaffrightFromdoingt'alltoGodandsubjectsright。
　　Punishhecould，but，likeHeaven'sMajesty，Wouldthatatraitorshouldrepent，notdie。
　　Hisprudencetothelawsduevigourgave，Hesavedothersandhimselfdidsave。
　　Hisvalourandhiscourage，writewhocan？
　　Beingagoodsouldiererehewasaman。
　　Wrestlingwithsorrowsinalandunknown，WhilstHeroddidusurphisroyalthrone，Banish'dhisnativecountry，everyday，LikeMoses，atthebrinkofdeathhelay。
　　Butthatstorm'sover，andblestbethathandThatgavehimconducttohispeacefulland；
　　WherethisgreatKingtheGordianknotunties，OfHeaven's，thekingdom's，andhisenemies；
　　Notwiththesword，butwithhisgraceandlove，Givingtothosetheirlivesthatforhisstrove：
　　NeverdidpersonsomuchmercybreathSinceourblestSaviour'sandhisfather'sdeath。
　　Infine，hisactionsmayourpatternbe，Hisgodlylife，theChristiandiary；
　　Butnowhe'sdead，alas！ourDavid'sgone，Andhavingservedhisgeneration，Isfall'nasleep；thatgloriousstar'snomoreThatEnglishwisemenleduntotheshoreOfpeace，wheregospel-truth'sprotestCherishedwithinourpiousmother'sbreast，AndwithprotectionofsuchKingsstillblest；
　　Blestwithhispietyandthenationtoo，Happyin'sreign，withmilkandhoneyflew；
　　Yea，blestsomuchwithpeaceandnature'sstoreHeavencouldscarcegiveorwedesirehemore；
　　Butyet，alas！he'sdead！Mourn，England，mourn，Andallyourscarletintoblackclothturn；
　　Letdustandasheswithyourtearscomply。
　　Toweep，notsing，hismournfulelegy；
　　AndletyourlovetoCharlesbeshownherebyInrenderingJamesyourprayersandloyalty。
　　LongmayGreatJamesthesekingdoms'sceptresway，Andmayhissubjectslovinglyobey，Whilstwithjointcomfortallagreetosing，Heavenblessthesekingdomsand"GodsavetheKing！"
　　London：printedbyF。MilletforW。Thackeray，atthesignoftheAngelinDuckLane，1685。
　　Ballad：AccessionOfJamesII
　　From"Read's'WeeklyJournal，orBritishGazetteer。"Saturday，May15th，1731。ThiswasaJacobiteJournal，andthissongwasreproducedatthetime，fromanearlierperiod。TheallusionsareevidentlytothedeathofCharlesII。andthesuccessionofJamesII。
　　Whatmeans，honestshepherd，thiscloudonthybrow？
　　Say，whereisthymirthandthymelodynow？
　　Thypipethrownaside，andthylooksfullofthought，Assilentandsadasabirdnewlycaught。
　　Hasanymisfortunebefallenthyflocks，Somelambbeenbetray'dbythecraftofthefox；
　　Ormurrain，morefatal，justseizedonthyherd；
　　OrhasthydearPhyllisletslipacrossword？
　　Theseasonindeedmaytomusingincline，Nowthatgrey-beardedWintermakesAutumnresign；
　　Thehillsallaroundustheirrussetputon，Andtheskiesseeminmourningforlossofthesun。
　　Thewindsmakethetree，wherethousitt'st，shakeitshead；
　　Yettho'withdryleavesmotherearth'slapisspread，Herbosom，tocheerit，isverdantwithwheat，Andthewoodscansupplyuswithpastimeandmeat。
　　Oh！no，saystheshepherd，Imournnoneofthese，ContentwithsuchchangesasHeavenshallplease；
　　Tho'nowwehavegotthewrongsideoftheyear，'Twillturnupagain，andfreshbeautiesappear：
　　ButthelossthatIgrievefornotimecanrestore；
　　Ourmasterthatlov'dussowellisnomore；
　　Thatoakwhichwehop'dwou'dlongshelterusall，Isfallen；thenwellmayweshakeatitsfall。
　　Wherefindweapastorsokindandsogood，Socarefultofeeduswithwholesomestfood，Towatchforoursafety，anddrivefarawayTheslyproulingfoxthatwouldmakeushisprey？
　　Oh！mayhisremembranceforeverremainToshamethosehardshepherdswho，mindfulofgain，Onlylookattheirsheepwithaneyetothefleece，Andwatch'embutsoasthefoxwatch'dthegeese。
　　WhomnowshallIchooseforthethemeofmysong？
　　Ormustmypoorpipeonthewillowbehung？
　　Nomoretocommendthatgoodnatureandsense，Whichalwayscou'dplease，butne'eroncegaveoffence。
　　Whathonourdirectedhefirmlypursu'd，Yetwouldnothisjudgmentonothersintrude；
　　Stillreadytohelpwithhisserviceandvote，Butne'ertothrustoarinanotherman'sboat。
　　Nomore，honestshepherd，thesesorrowsresound，Thevirtuesthoupraisest，sohardtobefound，Areyetnotallfled，fortheswainwhosucceedsTohisfieldsandhisherdsistrueheirtohisdeeds；
　　Hispatternhe'llfollow，hisgentlenessuse，Takecareoftheshepherdsandcherishthemuse：
　　Thenceaseforthedeadthyimpertinentcare，Rejoice，hesurvivesinhisbrotherandheir。
　　Ballad：OnTheMostHighAndMightyMonarchKingJamesOnhisexaltationonthethroneofEngland。
　　Beinganexcellentnewsong。Froma"CollectionofOneHundredandEightyLoyalSongs，writtensince1678。"
　　Tothetuneof"Hark！theThunderingCannonsroar。"
　　Hark！thebellsandsteeplesring！
　　AhealthtoJamesourroyalKing；
　　Heavenapprovestheoffering，Resoundinginchorus；
　　Letoursacrificeaspire，Richestgemsperfumethefire，AngelsandthesacredquireHaveledthewaybeforeus。
　　Thro'loudstormsandtempestsdriven，Thiswrong'dprincetouswasgiven，ThemightyJames，preservedbyHeavenTobeafutureblessing；
　　Theanointedinstrument，GoodgreatCharlestorepresent，AndfilloursoulswiththatcontentWhichwearenowpossessing。
　　Justice，plenty，wealth，andpeace，Withthefruitfulland'sincrease，Allthetreasuresoftheseas，Withhimtousaregiven；
　　Asthebrother，justandgood，Fromwhoseroyalfather'sbloodClemencyrunslikeaflood，AlegacyfromHeaven。
　　Summon'dyoungtofiercealarms，Bornamaninmidstofarms，Hisgoodangelskeptfromharms-
　　Thepeople'sjoyandwonder；
　　Earlylaurelscrown'dhisbrow，Andthecrowddidpraiseallow，WhilstagainsttheBelgickfoeGreatJoveimploredhisthunder。
　　Likehimnonee'erfill'dthethrone，NevercourageyetwasknownWithsomuchconductmetinone，Toclaimourduedevotion；
　　WhomadetheBelgicklionroar，Drove'embacktotheirownshore，TohumbleandencroachnomoreUpontheBritishocean。
　　WhenpoorHollandfirstgrewproud，Saucy，insolent，andloud，GreatJamessubduedtheboisterouscrowd，Thefoamingoceanstemming；
　　Hiscountry'sgloryanditsgoodHevalueddearerthanhisblood，Andridsolesovereigno'erhisflood，InspightofFrenchorFleming。
　　Whenhethefoehadovercome，Broughtthempeaceandconquesthome，Exiledinforeignpartstoroam，Ungratefulrebelsvotehim；
　　Butspiteofalltheirinsolence，Inspiredwithgod-likepatience，Therightfulheir，kindProvidenceDidtoathronepromotehim。
　　MayjusticeathiselbowwaitTodefendtheChurchandState，Thesubjectandthismonarch'sdateMaynostorme'erdissever：
　　MayhelongadornthisplaceWithhisroyalbrother'sgrace，Hismercyandhistenderness，Torulethislandforever。
　　Ballad：InASummer'sDayFromHogg'sJacobiteRelics。
　　Inasummer'sdaywhenallwasgayTheladsandlassesmetInaflowerymead，wheneachlovelymaidWasbyhertrueloveset。
　　Dicktooktheglass，anddranktohislass，AndJAMIE'Shealtharounddidpass；
　　Huzza！theycried；Huzza！theyallreplied，GodblessournobleKing。
　　TotheQueen，quothiwell；Drinkitoff，saysNell，Theysaysheiswondrouspretty；
　　Andtheprince，saysHugh；That'sright，saysSue；
　　Godsendhimhome，saysKaty；
　　Maythepowersabovethistriberemove，Andsendusbackthemanwelove。
　　Huzza！theycried；Huzza！theyallreplied，GodblessournobleKing。
　　Theliquorspent，theytodancingwent，Eachgamestertookhismate；
　　Ralphbow'dtoMoll，andHodgetoDoll，Haltookoutblack-eyedKate。
　　Nameyourdance，quothJohn；Bidhim，saysAnne，Play，TheKingshallenjoyhisownagain。
　　Huzza！theycried；Huzza！theyallreplied，GodblessournobleKing。
　　Footnotes：
　　（1）Thisstanzaisomittedinmostcollections。Walkerwasacolonelintheparliamentaryarmy；andafterwardsamemberoftheCommitteeofSafety。
　　（2）TheDirectoryforthePublicWorshipofGod，orderedbytheAssemblyofDivinesatWestminsterin1644，tosupersedetheBookofCommonPrayer。
　　（3）TheEarlofThomond。
　　（4）TheExcise，firstintroducedbytheLongParliament，wasparticularlyobnoxioustotheToryparty。DrJohnsonmorethanahundredyearslatersharedalltheantipathyofhispartytoit，andinhisDictionarydefinedittobe"ahatefultaxlevieduponcommodities，andadjudgednotbythecommonjudgesofproperty，butbywretcheshiredbythosetowhomexciseispaid。"
　　（5）HenrytheEighth。Thecomparisonismadeinotherballadsoftheage。ToplayoldHarrywithanyoneisaphrasethatseemstohaveoriginatedwiththosewhosufferedbytheconfiscationofchurchproperty。
　　（6）TheMarquisofWinchester，thebravedefenderofhishouseatBasing，hadbeenmadeprisonerbyCromwellatthestormingofthathousein1645。Wallerhadbeenfoiledinhisattemptonthisplaceintheyearpreceding-T。W。
　　（7）SirJohnOgle，oneoftheRoyalistcommanders，whowasintrustedwiththedefenceofWinchesterCastle，whichhesurrenderedonconditionsjustbeforethesiegeofBasingHouse-
　　T。W。
　　（8）Wren，bishopofEly，wascommittedtotheTowerin1641，accusedwithhigh"misdemeanours"inhisdiocese。
　　（9）DavidJenkins，aWelshJudge，whohadbeenmadeprisoneratthetakingofHereford，andcommittedfirsttoNewgateandafterwardstotheTower。HerefusedtoacknowledgetheauthorityoftheParliament，andwastheauthorofseveraltractspublishedduringtheyear（whilehewasprisonerintheTower），whichmadeagreatnoise-T。W。
　　（10）SirFrancisWortley，Bart。，wasmadeaprisonerin1644，atthetakingofWaltonHouse，nearWakefield，bySirThomasFairfax。
　　（11）SirEdwardHales，Bart。，ofWoodchurch，inKent，hadbeenmemberforQueenboroughintheIsleofSheppey。HewasnotaRoyalist。
　　（12）SirGeorgeStrangways，Bart。，accordingtothemarginalnoteintheoriginal。Anotherofthename，SirJohnStrangways，wastakenatthesurrenderofSherborneCastle。
　　（13）SirHenryBedingfield，Bart。，ofNorfolk；SirWalterBlount，Bart。，ofWorcester；andSirFrancisHoward，Bart。，oftheNorth，werecommittedtotheToweronthe22ndofJanuary，1646。
　　（14）ThehorriblebarbaritiescommittedbytheIrishrebelshadmadetheCatholicssomuchabhorredinEngland，thateveryEnglishmemberofthatcommunitywassuspectedofplottingthesamemassacresinEngland-T。W。
　　（15）SirJohnHewet，ofHuntingdonshire，wascommittedtotheToweronthe28thofJanuary，1645（-6）。
　　（16）SirThomasLunsford，Bart。，thecelebratedRoyalistofficer，wascommittedtotheToweronthe22ndofJanuary，1646。Theviolenceandbarbaritieswhichheandhistroopweresaidtohaveperpetratedledtothepopularbeliefthathewasinthehabitofeatingchildren。
　　FromFieldingandfromVavasour，Bothill-affectedmen；
　　FromLunsfordekedilverus，Thateatethupchildren。
　　LoyalSongs，ed。1731，i。38。
　　T。W。
　　（17）SirWilliamLewis，oneoftheelevenmemberswhohadbeenimpeachedbythearmy。
　　（18）Col。GilesStrangwaies，ofDorsetshire，takenwithSirLewisDives，atthesurrenderofSherborne，wascommittedtotheToweronthe28thAugust，1645。HewasmemberforBridportintheLongParliament，andwasoneofthosewhoattendedCharles's"Mongrel"
　　ParliamentatOxford。
　　（19）SirLewisDives，anactiveRoyalist，wasgovernorofSherborneCastlefortheKing，andhadbeenmadeaprisonerbyFairfaxinAugust，1645，whenthatfortresswastakenbystorm。Hewasbrother-in-lawtoLordDigby。
　　（20）SirJohnMorley，ofNewcastle，committedtotheToweronthe18thofJuly，1645。
　　（21）KingwasaRoyalistgeneral，inthenorth，whowasslainJuly，1643。
　　（22）SirWilliamMorton，ofGloucestershire，committedtotheToweronthe17thAugust，1644。CardinalMorton，ArchbishopofCanterbury，broughtaboutthemarriagebetweenKingHenryVII。andthedaughterofEdwardIV。，andthuseffectedtheunisonoftherivalhousesofYorkandLancaster。
　　（23）ThomasConingsby，Esq。，ofNorthmyusinHertfordshire，committedtotheTowerinNovember，1642，forreadingtheKing'scommissionofarrayinthatcounty。
　　（24）SirWingfieldBodenham，ofthecountyofRutland，committedtotheToweronthe31stofJuly，1643。
　　（25）SirHenryVaughan，aWelshknight，committedtotheToweronthe18thJuly，1645。
　　（26）Lilburnwas，ashasbeenobserved，intheTowerforhispracticesagainstthepresentorderofthings，hebeinganadvocateofextremedemocraticprinciples；andhewasthereinstructedinknottypointsoflawbyJudgeJenkins，toenablehimtotormentandbafflethepartyinpower。ItwasJenkinswhosaidofLilburnethat"IftheworldwereemptiedofallbutJohnLilburne，LilburnewouldquarrelwithJohn，andJohnwithLilburne。"-T。W。
　　（27）MrThomasViolet，ofLondon，goldsmith，committedtotheTowerJanuary6th，1643（-4），forcarryingaletterfromtheKingtothemayorandcommoncouncilofLondon。
　　（28）DrHudsonhadbeenconcernedintheKing'stransactionswiththeScots，previoustohisdeliveringhimselfuptothem，andheandAshburnhamhadbeenhissoleattendantsinhisflightfromOxfordforthatpurpose-T。W。
　　（29）PoyntzandMasseywerestaunchPresbyterians，andtheirpartycountedontheirassistanceinopposingthearmy：buttheywithdrew，whenthequarrelseemedtobenearcomingtoextremities。
　　（30）Glynnwasoneoftheelevenmembersimpeachedbythearmy。
　　（31）ItwasbelievedatthistimethatFairfaxwasfavourabletotherestorationoftheKing。
　　（32）The"JackKetch"oftheday。
　　（33）Thecopyinthe"RumpSongs"has"Smeeandhistub。"
　　（34）Theoldproverbialexpressionof"thedevilandhisdam"wasfoundedonanarticleofpopularsuperstitionwhichisnowobsolete。In1598，aWelshman，orborderer，writestoLordBurghleyforleave"todrivethedevillandhisdam"fromthecastleofSkenfrith，wheretheyweresaidtowatchoverhiddentreasure："Thevoyceofthecountreygoeththereisadyvellandhisdame，onesittsuponahogshedofgold，theotheruponahogshedofsilver。"（QueenElizabethandherTimes，ii。397。）Theexpressioniscommoninourearlierdramaticpoets：thusShakespeare，——
　　"I'llhaveaboutwiththee；
　　Devil，ordevil'sdam，I'llconjurethee：
　　BloodwillIdrawonthee，thouartawitch。"
　　（Hen。V。PartI。ActI。sc。5。）
　　T。W。
　　（35）ThepredictionwasnotQUITEsospeedilyverified。
　　（36）ColonelHewson，originallyashoemaker。
　　（37）Newspapers。
　　（38）IntheseventeenthcenturyLancashireenjoyedanunhappypre-
　　eminenceintheannalsofsuperstition，anditwasregardedespeciallyasalandofwitches。Thisfameappearstohaveoriginatedpartlyintheexecutionofanumberofpersonsin1612，whowerepretendedtohavebeenassociatedtogetherinthecrimeofwitchcraft，andwhoheldtheirunearthlymeetingsattheMalkinTower，intheforestofPendle。In1613waspublishedanaccountofthetrials，inathickpamphlet，entitled"TheWonderfulDiscoverieofWitchesintheCountieofLancaster。WiththeArraignmentandTriallofnineteenenotoriousWitches，attheAssizesandgeneralGoaleDeliverie，holdenintheCastleofLancaster，onMonday，theseventeenthofAugustlast，1612。
　　PublishedandsetforthbycommandmentofhisMajestiesJusticesofAssizeintheNorthParts，byThomasPotts，Esquier。""ThefamousHistoryoftheLancashireWitches"continuedtobepopularasachap-bookuptothebeginningofthenineteenthcentury-T。
　　WRIGHT。
　　（39）AnallusiontotheDutchWarof1651and1652。
　　（40）OliverCromwell。
　　（41）TheWelshwerefrequentlythesubjectofsatiricalallusionsduringthecivilwarsandtheCommonwealth。
　　（42）SpeakeroftheLongParliament。
　　（43）Cromwell'swife。
　　（44）Cromwell'stwosons，RichardandHenry。
　　（45）Cromwell'sdaughter。
　　（46）Col。Pride，originallyabrewer'sdrayman。
　　（47）WalterStrickland，M。P。foraCornishborough。
　　（48）MonkwaswithhistroopsinScotland，buthaddeclaredhimselfanapproveroftheproceedingsoftheParliament。
　　（49）DrJohnOwen，JosephCaryl，andPhilipNye，werethreeofthemosteminentdivinesofthiseventfulage。Caryl，whowasamoderateindependent，wastheauthorofthewell-known"CommentaryonJob。"DrOwenenjoyedtheespecialfavourofCromwell，whomadehimDeanofChristchurch，Oxford；inhisyouthhehadshownaninclinationtoPresbyterianism，butearlyinthewarheembracedthepartyoftheIndependents。Hewasamostprolificwriter。Nyewasalsoaneminentwriter：previousto1647hehadbeenazealousPresbyterian，butontheriseofCromwell'sinfluencehejoinedtheIndependents，andwasemployedonseveraloccasionsbythatparty-
　　T。W。
　　（50）Col。JohnIretonwasthebrotherofthemorecelebratedHenryIreton，andwasanaldermanofLondon。HeappearstohavebeenclerkoftheCouncilofOfficersatWallingfordHouse。
　　（51）Col。RobertTichbournewasalsoanalderman，andhadbeenLordMayorin1658。HewasanenthusiastinreligionoftheIndependentparty，andpublishedseveralbooks，amongwhichonewasverycelebrated，andisoftenreferredtointhetractsofthisperiod，entitled，"AClusterofCanaan'sGrapes。BeingseverallexperimentedtruthsreceivedthroughprivatecommunionwithGodbyhisSpirit，groundedonScripture，andpresentedtoopenviewforpubliqueedification。"London，4to，Feb。16，1649。Inasatiricaltractoftheyear1660heismadetosay，"Imademymother，thecity，drunkwiththeclusterswhichIbroughtfromCanaan，andsheinherdrinkmademeacolonel。"AfterthereturnofthesecludedmemberstotheHouse，andthetriumphofthecityandthePresbyterianparty，IretonandTichbournewerecommittedtotheTower，chargedwithaimingattheoverthrowofthelibertiesofthecity，andothergravemisdemeanours。ThereareintheBritishMuseumtwosatiricaltractsrelatingtotheirimprisonment：1。
　　"TheApologyofRobertTichbornandJohnIreton。BeingaseriousVindicationofthemselvesandtheGoodoldCause，fromtheimputationscastuponthemanditbythetriumphingcityandnationinthistheirdayofdesertion。Printedforeverybodybutthelight-heeledapprenticesandhead-strongmastersofthiswincingcityofLondon。"（March12，1659-60。）2。"BrethreninIniquity：
　　or，aBeardlessPair；heldforthinaDialoguebetwixtTichburnandIreton，PrisonersintheTowerofLondon。"4to。（April30，1660。）
　　（52）GeorgeMonkandJohnLambert。
　　（53）TheeleventhofFebruarywasthedayonwhichMonckoverthrewtheRump，bydeclaringfortheadmissionofthesecludedmembers。
　　（54）OnthetenthofFebruaryMonk，byorderoftheParliament，hadenteredthecityinahostilemanner。"MrFagetoldme，"saysPepys，"whatMonckhaddoneinthecity，howhehadpulleddownthemostpartsofthegatesandchainsthathecouldbreakdown，andthathewasnowgonebacktoWhitehall。Thecitylookmightyblank，andcannottellwhatintheworldtodo。"ThenextdayheturnedfromtheParliament，andtookpartwiththecity。
　　（55）ThomasScotandLukeRobinsonweresentbytheParliamenttoexpostulatewithMonk，butwithouteffect。
　　（56）PepysgivesthefollowingdescriptionoftherejoicingsinthecityontheeveningoftheeleventhofFebruary：-"InCheapsidetherewereagreatmanybonfires，andBowbellsandallthebellsinallthechurchesaswewenthomewerea-ringing。Hencewewenthomewards，itbeingabouttenatnight。Butthecommonjoythatwaseverywheretobeseen！Thenumberofbonfires！therebeingfourteenbetweenStDunstan'sandTempleBar，andatStrandBridgeIcouldatonetimetellthirty-onefires。InKing-streetsevenoreight；andallalongburning，androasting，anddrinkingforRumps，therebeingrumpstieduponsticksandcarriedupanddown。ThebutchersattheMayPoleintheStrandrangapealwiththeirkniveswhentheyweregoingtosacrificetheirrump。OnLudgateHilltherewasoneturningofaspitthathadarumptieduponit，andanotherbastingofit。Indeeditwaspastimagination，boththegreatnessandthesuddennessofit。Atoneendofthestreetyouwouldthinktherewasawholelaneoffire，andsohotthatwewerefaintokeeponthefurtherside。"
　　（57）Inasatiricaltract，entitled"FreeParliamentQuaeries，"
　　4to，April10，1660，itisinquired"WhetherSirArthurdidnotacttheRagingTurkinWestminsterHall，whenhesawtheadmissionofthesecludedmembers？"PepysgivesthefollowingaccountofthereceptionofMonck'sletterfromthecityonthe11thofFebruary：-
　　"SoIwentuptothelobby，whereIsawtheSpeakerreadingoftheletter；andafteritwasreadSirA。Haselriggecameoutveryangry，andBilling，standingbythedoor，tookhimbythearmandcried，'Thouman，willthybeastcarrytheenolonger？thoumustfall！'"
　　（58）HaselriggewasaccusedofhavingbeenadupetoMonck'scunningintrigues。
　　（59）ThecelebratedPraise-GodBarebone，attheheadofabodyoffanatics，had（February9th）presentedastrongpetitiontotheHouseinsupportoftheGoodoldCause，whichgavegreatoffencetothePresbyterianpartyandthecitizens，althoughitwasreceivedwiththanks。AccordingtoPepys，oneofMonck'scomplaintsagainsttheParliamentwas，"ThatthelatepetitionofthefanatiquepeoplepresentedbyBarebone，fortheimposingofanoathuponallsortsofpeople，wasreceivedbytheHousewiththanks。"Thecitizensdidnotomittoshowtheirhostilityagainstthepresenterofthepetition。Onthe12th，Pepyssays，"CharlesGlascocke……toldmetheboyshadlastnightbrokeBarebone'swindows。"Andagain，onthe22nd，"IobservedthisdayhowabominablyBarebone'swindowsarebrokeagainlastnight。"
　　（60）MilesCorbet，aswellasTichbourn，hadsatupontheKinginjudgment。Inasatiricaltract，publishedaboutthesametimeasthepresentballad，Tichbournismadetosay，"TheysayIamasnotoriousasMilesCorbettheJew。"Inanother，entitled"ThePrivateDebates，etc。，oftheRump，"4to，April2，1660，weread，"CallintheJews，cryesCorbet，thereisacertainsympathy（quothhe），methinks，betweenthemandme。ThosewanderingpedlersandI
　　weredoubtlessmadeofthesamemould；theyhaveallsuchblote-
　　herringfacesasmyself，andthedevilhimselfisin'umforcruelty。"HewasoneofthosewhofledontheRestoration，buthewasafterwardstakentreacherouslyinHolland，and，beingbroughttoLondon，wasexecutedasaregicide。Inanothersatiricaltract，entitled"AContinuationoftheActsandMonumentsofourlateParliament"（Dec。1659），itisstatedthat，"July1，ThisverydaytheHousemadetwoserjeants-at-law，WilliamSteeleandMilesCorbet，andthatwasworkenoughforoneday。"And，inafourth，"Resolved，ThatMilesCorbetandRobertGoodwinbefreedfromthetroubleoftheChiefRegisterOfficeinChancery。"MERCURIUS
　　HONESTUS，No。1。（March21，1659-60。）
　　（61）WilliamLordMonson，ViscountCastlemaine，wasmemberforRyegateintheLongParliament。HewasdegradedfromhishonourattheRestoration，andwascondemnedtobedrawnonasledgewitharoperoundhisneckfromtheTowertoTyburn，andbackagain，andtobeimprisonedthereforlife。Itappears，bythesatiricaltractsoftheday，thathewaschieflyfamousforbeingbeatenbyhiswife。Inone，entitled"YourServant，Gentlemen，"4to，1659，itisasked，"WhetherthatmemberwholivesnearestthechurchoughtnottorideSkimmingtonnexttimemyLadyMounsoncudgelsherhusband？"Andinanother（"TheRumpDespairing，"4to，London，March26，1660）wefindthefollowingpassage：-"TomyLordMonson。
　　Asceptreisonething，andaladleisanother，andthoughhiswifecantellhowtouseone，yetheisnotfittoholdtheother。"
　　（62）PuddingJohn，orJackPudding，wasaproverbialexpressionofthetimesforaMerryAndrew。InanoldEnglish-GermanDictionaryitisexplainedthus：-"JACK-PUDDING，unbuffondetheatre，deliciaepopuli，einHanswurst，Pickelhering。"Thetermwasappliedasasoubriquettoanymanwhoplayedthefooltoserveanotherperson'sends。"AndfirstSirThomasWrothe（JACKPUDDING
　　toPrideauxthepost-master）hadhiscuetogohigh，andfeelethepulseofthehous。"HistoryofIndependency，p。69（4to，1648）。
　　（63）AnallusiontoJamesHarrington's"Oceana。"
　　（64）JamesHarrington，aremarkablepoliticalwriterofthistime，hadfoundedaclubcalledtheRota，in1659，forthedebatingofpoliticalquestions。ThisclubmetatMiles'sCoffee-house，inOldPalaceYard，andlastedafewmouths。Atthebeginningofthepresentyearwaspublishedtheresultoftheirdeliberations，underthetitleof"TheRota：or，aModelofaFreeState，orEquallCommonwealth；onceproposedanddebatedinbrief，andtobeagainmoreatlargeproposedto，anddebatedby，afreeandopenSocietyofingeniousGentlemen。"4to，London，1660（Jan。9）。
　　（65）WilliamPrynne，thelawyer，whohadbeensoactiveamemberoftheLongParliamentwhenthePresbyterianswereinpower，wasoneofthesecludedmembers。HereturnedtotheHouseonthe21stofJanuary，thisyear。Pepyssays，"MrPrincamewithanoldbasket-hiltswordon，andhadagreatmanyshoutsuponhisgoingintothehall。"
　　（66）JohnWildewasoneofthemembersforWorcestershireintheLongParliament。InCromwell'slastParliamentherepresentedDroitwich，andwasmadebytheProtector"LordChiefBaronofthepublickExchequer。"Inasatiricalpamphlet，contemporarywiththepresentballad，heisspokenofas"SarjeantWilde，bestknownbythenameoftheWildeSerjeant。"Anotheroldsongdescribeshispersonalappearance：
　　"But，BaronWild，comeouthere，Showyourferretfaceandsnouthere，Foryou，beingbothafoolandaknave，Areamonsterintherouthere。"
　　LoyalsongsII。55。
　　（67）Seefootnote（60）。
　　（68）AldermanAtkins。
　　（69）LudlowwaswellknownasastaunchRepublican。Theincidentalludedtowasasubjectofmuchmerriment，andexercisedthepenofsomeofthechoicestpoetsofthelatterhalfoftheseventeenthcentury-T。W。
　　（70）Lambert，withhisarmy，wasintheNorth，andamidthecontradictoryintelligencewhichdailycamein，wefindsomepeoplewho，accordingtoPepys，spreadreportsthatLambertwasgainingstrength-T。W。
　　（71）MarchamontNedham。
　　（72）Lambertand"hisbears"arefrequentlymentionedinthesatiricalwritingsofthisperiod。Cromwellissaidtohavesworn"bythelivingGod，"whenhedissolvedtheLongParliament-T。W。
　　（73）SpeakeroftheLongParliament。
　　（74）HarryMarten，memberforBerkshire，amanofequivocalprivatecharacter。IntheheatofthecivilwarshehadbeencommittedtotheTowerforashorttimebytheParliament，forspeakingtooopenlyagainstthepersonoftheKing。WhenheattemptedtospeakagainsttheviolentdissolutionoftheLongParliamentbyCromwell，thelatterreproachedhimwiththelicentiousnessofhislife-T。W。
　　（75）WilliamLordMonson，ViscountCastlemaine，wasmemberforRyegate。HewasdegradedfromhishonoursattheRestoration，andwascondemnedtobedrawnonasledgewitharoperoundhisneckfromtheTowertoTyburn，andbackagain，andtobeimprisonedthereforlife。Itappears，bythesatiricaltractsoftheday，thathewaschieflyfamousforbeingbeatenbyhiswife-T。W。
　　（76）SirArthurHaselrigge，memberforLeicestershire。
　　（77）Noiseordisturbance。
　　（78）DrJohnHewit，anepiscopalclergyman，executedforhightreasonin1658，forhavingheldanactivecorrespondencewiththeRoyalistsabroad，andhavingzealouslycontributedtotheinsurrectionheadedbyPenruddock。
　　（79）JohnLowry，memberforCambridge。
　　（80）SirEdmundPrideaux，Bart。，memberforLymeRegis。HewasCromwell'sAttorney-General。
　　（81）OliverStJohn，memberforTotness，andLordChiefJusticeoftheCommonPleas。
　　（82）JohnWilde，oneofthemembersforWorcestershire。InCromwell'slastParliamentherepresentedDroitwich，andwasmadebytheProtector"LordChiefBaronofthePublicExchequer。"
　　（83）SirHenrySlingsbyandDrHewetwereexecutedfortreasonagainstthegovernmentofOliverCromwellin1658。ColonelJohnGerardwasbroughttotheblockatthebeginningoftheProtectorate，in1654，forbeingengagedinaplottoassassinateCromwell。
　　（84）JohnLordLislerepresentedYarmouthintheLongParliament。
　　HesatforKentintheParliamentof1653，andwasafterwardsamemberofCromwell's"otherHouse，"andheldtheofficeofLordCommissioneroftheGreatSeal。HewaspresidentoftheHighCourtsofJusticewhichtriedGerard，Slingsby，andHewet。
　　（85）NathanielFiennes，memberforBanbury。IntheParliamentof1654herepresentedOxfordshire。Hewasafterwards，asNathanielLordFiennes，amemberofCromwell's"otherHouse。"FienneswasaccusedofcowardiceinsurrenderingBristol（ofwhichhewasgovernor）toPrinceRupert，somewhathastily，in1643。Hisfather，LordSayandSele，opposingCromwell，wasobligedtoretiretotheIsleofLundy。
　　（86）JohnLordGlynn，memberofCromwell's"otherHouse，"was"ChiefJusticeassignedtoholdpleasintheUpperBench。"HewasengagedintheprosecutionoftheEarlofStrafford。Hewasoneoftheelevenmembersimpeachedbythearmyin1647。IntheLongParliament，aswellasinCromwell'sParliaments，hewasmemberforCarnarvon-T。W。
　　（87）HenryNevil，memberforAbingdon。InCromwell'slastParliamentherepresentedReading。Inasatiricaltract，heisspokenofas"religiousHarryNevill；"andwefindinBurton'sDiary，thatsomemonthsbeforethedateofthepresentsong（onthe16thFeb。1658-9）therewas"agreatdebate"onachargeofatheismandblasphemywhichhadbeenbroughtagainsthim-T。W。
　　（88）Inthesatiricaltractentitled"England'sConfusion，"thismemberisdescribedas"hastilyrichCorneliusHolland。"Heappearstohaverisenfromalowstation，andischaracterizedinthesongsofthedayashavingbeenalink-bearer-T。W。
　　（89）MajorSalweywasanofficerintheParliamentaryarray。Onthe17thJanuary，1660，heincurredthedispleasureoftheHouse，andwassequesteredfromhisseatandsenttotheTower。Heisdescribedas"asmart，pratingapprentice，newlysetforhimself。"
　　Heappearstohavebeenoriginallyagrocerandtobacconist；aballadofthetimespeaksofhimas，"SallowaywithtobaccoInspired，turnedStatequack-o；
　　AndgotmorebyhisfeignedzealThenbyhis，WHATD'YELACK-O？"
　　Inanotherheisintroducedthus，"Thetobacco-manSalway，withahearttallofgallPuffsdownbells，steeples，priests，churchesandall，AsoldsuperstitionsrelicksofBaal。"
　　Athirdballad，alludingtohisattitudeintheHouse，couplestogether"MrWilliamLilly'sastrologicallyes，AndthemeditationsofSallowaybitinghisthumbs。"-T。W。
　　（90）RogerHillwasmemberforBridport，inDorsetshire。HeboughtagrantoftheBishopofWinchester'smanorofTauntonDean，valuedat1200poundsayear。Aballadwrittentowardstheendof1659saysofhim，"BaronHillwasbutavalley，Andbornscarcetoanalley；
　　ButnowislordofTauntonDean，Andthousandshecanrally。"
　　（91）WiththerevivaloftheLongParliament，theoldRepublicanfeelingsaroseagainunderthedenominationofthe"GoodoldCause。"Innumerablepamphletswerepublishedforandagainst"TheCause。"EvenPrynne，thefierceoldPresbyterian，whowasnowturningagainstthepatriots，lifteduphispenagainstit，andpublished"TheRepublicansandothersspuriousGoodoldCausebrieflyandtrulyAnatomized，"4to，May13，1659。
　　（92）RobertCecil，Esq。，wasoneofthemembersoftheOldLongParliamentwhowerenowbroughttogethertoformtheRump。HerepresentedOldSarum，Wilts。
　　（93）LukeRobinson，ofPickeringLyth，inYorkshire，wasmemberforScarborough。Anoldballadsaysofhim，"LukeRobinson，thatclownado，Thoughhisheartbeagranado，YetahighshoewithhishandinhispokeIshismostperfectshadow。"
　　（94）SirHarryVane。
　　（95）ThomasScottwasmemberforAylesbury，inBuckinghamshire，intheLongParliament。
　　（96）HughPeters，thecelebratedfanatic。Inthemarginoftheoriginal，oppositetothewords"theDevil'sfees，"isthefollowingnote-"Hisnumpsandhiskidneys。"-T。W。
　　（97）Tosavehistithepig：-probablytheoriginofthewellknownslangphraseofthepresentday。
　　（98）Coloured，ordyed。
　　（99）Faustus。
　　（100）Anallusiontoapopularoldstoryandsong。Acopyofthewordsandtuneof"TheFryarandtheNun"ispreservedinthevaluablecollectionofballadsinthepossessionofMrThorpeofPiccadilly-T。W。
　　（101）"October13th。IwentouttoCharingCrosstoseeMajor-
　　GeneralHarrisonhanged，drawn，andquartered，whichwasdonethere，helookingascheerfulasanymancoulddointhatcondition。"-Pepys。ThomasHarrisonwasthesonofabutcheratNewcastle-under-Line；heconveyedCharlesI。fromWindsortoWhitehalltohistrial，andafterwardssatasoneofthejudges。
　　（102）"October15th。ThismorningMrCarewwashangedandquarteredatCharingCross；buthisquarters，byagreatfavour，arenottobehangedup。"-Pepys。ColonelJohnCarew，likeHarrison，wasoneoftheFifth-monarchymen，aviolentandvisionarybuthonestenthusiast。
　　（103）HughPeters，forhiszealinencouragingtheCommonwealthsoldiery，wasparticularlyhatedbytheRoyalists。JohnCoke，theablelawyer，conductedtheprosecutionoftheKing。
　　（104）GregoryClement，JohnJones，ThomasScott，andAdrianScrope，werechargedwithsittingintheHighCourtofJusticewhichtriedtheKing。Scottwasfurtherchargedwithhaving，duringthesittingoftheRumpParliament，expressedhisapprobationofthesentenceagainsttheKing。ColonelScrope，althoughhehadbeenadmittedtopardon，wasselectedasoneoftheobjectsofvengeance，andwascondemnedchieflyonareportedconversation，inwhich，whenonepersonhadstronglyblamedwhathecalledthe"murder"oftheKing，Scropeobserved，"Someareofoneopinion，andsomeofanother。"
　　（105）"October19th。ThismorningHackerandAxtellwerehangedandquartered，astherestare。"-Pepys。ColonelFrancisHackercommandedtheguardsattheKing'sexecution。AxtellwascaptainoftheguardoftheHighCourtofJusticeatwhichtheKingwastried。
　　（106）RichardBrown，oneofCromwell'sMajor-generals，GovernorofAbingdon，andmemberforLondonintheLongParliament。HehadbeenimprisonedbytheRump。
　　（107）TheEarlofNorwichwasGeorgeLordGoring，who，withhisson，actedaprominentpartintheCivilWars。HewascreatedEarlofNorwichin1644。
　　（108）JohnMordaunt，sonoftheEarlofPeterborough，celebratedforhisexertionstoraiseinsurrectionsfortheKingduringtheProtectorate，wasoneofthebearersofthelettersoftheKingtoMonck。HewascreatedBaronMordaunt，July10，1659。CharlesLordGerard，afterwardscreatedEarlofMacclesfield，wasaverydistinguishedRoyalistofficer。ThomasWentworth，EarlofCleveland，whohadsufferedmuchforhisloyaltytoCharlesI。，headedabodyofthreehundrednoblemenandgentlemeninthetriumphalprocessionofCharlesII。intoLondon。
　　（109）CharlesStuart，agallantRoyalistofficer，whohadbeencreatedEarlofLitchfieldbyCharlesI。in1645，andwhoimmediatelyaftertheRestorationsucceededhiscousinEsmeStuartasDukeofRichmond。CharlesStanley，EarlofDerby，wassonoftheEarlofDerbywhowasbeheadedafterthebattleofWorcester，andoftheCountesswhosogallantlydefendedLathamHousein1644。
　　（110）TheNurseryRhyme，"TheManintheMoondrinksclaret。"
　　（111）PhilipNye。
　　（112）WilliamKiffinwasacelebratedpreacherofthistime，andhadbeenanofficerintheParliamentaryarmy。Alittlebeforethepublicationofthepresentballadatracthadappeared，withthetitle，"TheLifeandApproachingDeathofWilliamKiffin。
　　ExtractedoutoftheVisitationBookbyaChurchMember。"4to，London，March13，1659-60。Heisheresaidtohavebeenoriginally'prenticetoaglover，andtohavebeeningoodcreditwithCromwell，whomadehimalieutenant-colonel。HeappearstohavebeenbusyamongthesectariesattheperiodoftheRestoration。Heisthusmentionedinasatiricalpamphletofthattime，entitled"SelectCityQuaeries："-"WhethertheAnabaptists'latemanifestocanbesaidtobeforged，false，andscandalous（asPoliticustermsit），itbeingwellknowntobewritbyoneofKiffin'sdisciples；
　　andwhethertheauthorthereoforPoliticusmaybeaccountedthegreaterincendiary？"-T。W。
　　（113）FoxandNaylorwerethefoundersofthesectofQuakers。
　　Naylor，inparticular，wascelebratedasanenthusiast。JacobBoehmen，orBehmen，wasacelebratedGermanvisionaryandenthusiast，wholivedattheendofthesixteenthandbeginningoftheseventeenthcenturies，andthefounderofasect。
　　（114）TherewasastorythatCharlesII。wasreallymarriedtoLucyWalters，themotheroftheDukeofMonmouth，andthatthecontractofmarriagewasinexistenceina"blackbox，"inthecustodyoftheBishopofDurham，suggestedapparentlybytheendeavoursofthatBishoptochangethesuccessiontothecrowninfavouroftheDukeofMonmouth，totheexclusionofJamesII。
　　（115）TitusOates，theinventorofthePopishplot。
　　（116）PatienceWard，thealderman。