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2.272 R188390 1 Liliburlero Lilliburlero Lilliburlero THe Protestant Subjects of England rejoice, / that you are so Blest in so happy a Choice; Heaven has chose him, let none then oppose him, / but bless him with Peace to the end of his reign. [with variations] date from content and imprint Pepys 2.272 Rollins (1) IV:144-146; Wing K586[A]. Pepys Library The Pepys ballads : facsimile volume Editor W.G. Day D.S. Brewer Cambridge [England] 1987 Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 2: 272 The Kingdoms Joy for the Proclaiming / King William and His Royal Consort Queen Mary / In the Throne of ENGLAND. The Kingdoms Joy for the Proclaiming King William and His Royal Consort Queen Mary In the Throne of ENGLAND. The Kingdom's Joy for the Proclaiming King William and His Royal Consort Queen Mary in the Throne of England. 1/2 sheet oblong folio, 205 x 293 cropped right edge, creased surface, uneven inking horizontal rule 1689 Printed for I. B. 1689. J. B. Weinstein correct initials?

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THe Protestant Subjects of England rejoice, that you are so Blest in so happy a Choice; The Members unanimously are agreed: Brave Orange in England the Crown shall succeed; Now our Rights and Priviledges And our Religion He will maintain; Heaven has chose him, let none then oppose him, but bless him with Peace to the end of his reign. When Priests were set up, and the Bishops pluck'd down, Our Rights and our Liberties taken away; Our Laws were opprest by the weight of the Crown, And Subjects were slav'd by a priest-riden sway:
Brave King William nickt the moment, gave us our Rights to enjoy again: Heaven has chose him, let none then oppose him, but bless him with peace to the end of his reign. He nobly ventur'd his Fortune to come, And Save us from being devour'd by Rome; We ought to submit to his Regal Command, Who hazarded Life for to Rescue our Land, Popery which so lately disturbd us, He as quite driven over the Main: Heaven has chose him, let none then oppose him, but bless him with peace to the end of his reign.
Our Rights whom the Romans so greatly opprest, Now under King William again we've possest: How kind has his Aid, and how Just is his Cause, Who rais'd up our Church, and supported our Laws by his Care and great Assistance, Now we have broke the Romish Chain, heaven has chose him, let none then oppose him, But bless him with peace to the end of his reign. May the King and our Nation forever agree, And then from Disorders our Land will be free, May grudges and all animosities cease, And may we be blest both with plenty and peace, heavens prosper good King William, And may our Nation flourish again, heaven has chose him, let none the oppose him, But bless him with peace to the end of his reign. May Royal Queen Mary his Consort live long, For ever be Fruitful, and ever be Young, That their Off-spring futurely in the Throne may shine, And carry the Crown in a Protestant line: may no blessings e're be wanting, That they desire for to obtain heaven has chose them, let none e're oppose 'em, But bless them with peace to the end of their reign. No Protestants here could refuse him their Votes, Who sav'd the vile Papists from cutting our Throats; Therefore we ought our Allegiance to pay, And gladly submit to his Protestant sway; our Church and Laws are both secure, Both he has promis'd for to maintain, heaven has chose him, let none e're oppose him, But bless him with peace to the end of his reign. Welcome great King and the Queen to the Throne, Who set up our Laws, and pluck'd popery down; May all the Three Kingdoms be speedily brought, To pay their Allegiance to you as they ought; that the Crown in's Ancient Splendor, May appear toth' world again, and e'ry Blessing, that's worth the possessing, Attend our King William toth' end of his reign.
Printed for J. B. 1689.