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2.277 R188321 2 Hey Boys up go we Hey, Boys, Up Go We Hey Boys Up Go We Russel's Farewell Russell's Farewell Russell's Farewell I Walking near a Prison a Wall, / where Iesuits did lye, while Hey boys up go we. [with variations] imprint unclear: P[r]inted for J. Back, 1688. imprint in old style. Pepys 2.277 Rollins (1) IV:60-63; Wing J714[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: 277 The Jesuits Exaltation, / OR, A Preparation for a turn at Tyburn. The Jesuits Exaltation, OR, A Preparation for a turn at Tyburn. The Jesuits Exhaltation, or, a Preparation for a Turn at Tyburn. 1/2 sheet oblong folio, ?200 x 316 cropped left edge, damaged surface, uneven inking vertical rules 1689 Printed for J. Back, 1688. J. Back Weinstein

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I Walking near a Prison a Wall, where Jesuits did lye, I heard them to St. Bridget call, to help their Misery: Saying, with speed now intercede, poor Jesuits to free, Or Holbourn-Hill with Crowds they'd fill, while hey Boys up go we. Ah! what's become of all our Creede, and [Mass the Antick Song]: Our [sweet Religious strings of Beeds] are [turn'd to Fetters strong:]
And Father Peter he is fled, a woful sight to see; When some [are shorter by the Head,] then hey Boys up go we. Some they are fled to Rome [we find,] while here we [fret and foam,] As being [left in Tears behind,] [to end the Dance at home:] To [Tyburn we must take our way,] [to view that Crabbed Tree,] And [when we have no more to say,] [then hey boys up go we.]
The very Lads of London Town, they did a Rocket make, And pull'd our Idol Pictures down, then burn'd 'um at the Stake, Where M[ary] did her Hereticks, in Smith-field-Rounds we see; I' Faith we did not like their Tricks, then hey boys up go we. What Sumptuous Chappels did we build, [adorn'd with] Curious Paint And was with Nuns and Fryers fill'd, a praying to each Saint: But this at last is come to nought, we're [ty'd from Liberty,] Till we may be to Justice brought, then hey boys up go we. Tho' Hereticks they have deviz'd to bring us to our doom, Yet we shall all [be Cannoniz'd] among the Saints of Rome, Which does much Joy and Comfort bring, that glorious sight to see, And when we [have the] Hempen string, then hey boys [up g]o we. Our Masses they [are out of date,] [some says we we were too bold;] We [did run on at such a rate,] [which was too hot or cold;]
And therefore we are overthrown, as all may plainly see, Now when the Gallows claims its own, then hey boys up go we. To New-gate Goal we did repair, rude Ruffins to Convert, And shewing of our Christian care, went with the Tyburn Cart; But little thought to see this day, a woful Destiny, For we must pass the self same way, then hey boys up go we. Now dearest Friends of Holy Church, we ne'er shall see you more; Why did you leave us in the lurch, [to pay] the [good] old score? Our [Bodies must] become a pledge, for former Villany, And when we do ride in the Sledge, then hey boys up go we. [To sweet St. Francis] let us pray, to bring [us straight] to Glory, A[nd that we may not] lye one day [nor night in Purgatory]; Tho' we with Grief our hands may ring, [under the Treble Tree,] To Heaven we shall in a string, then hey boys up go we.
[Printed for J. Back], 1688.