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2.315v R188214 1 Touch of the Times Why Are My Eyes Still Flowing Touch of the Times LET true hearted Subjects now merrily sing/ The Glory and Fame of a Protestant King, King William in Person right valiantly goes,/ God grant him a Blessing to conquer his Foes {with variations} hinged broadsheet with recto (Pepys 2.315r): Here, Here, Here is Pig and Pork:/ OR,/ (A Catholick Traditi[o]n)/ SHEV[VI]ng/ How a lustfull Roman Bore/ Made a delicate Piggin Riggin a Catholick VVhore;/ Whereby you may see, if you are not stark blind,/ That the Priosts will never Marry while some Wives are so kind./ Giving an Account of Father Wisely, the Popish Bishop of Kildare in Ireland,/ and a Shop-keeper's VVife in High=Street, Dublin.; imprint: [Pr]i[n]ted for J. Coniers in Duck-L[a]ne.; date from title and content; title cropped: [The Warlike Monarch]./ OR,/ King William's Princely Courage, and Resolution, for Reducing the King-/ dome of Ireland in his own Person by his Care and Conduct. Pepys 2.315v Wing W874[B] 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: 315 The Warlike Monarch./ OR,/ King William's Princely Courage, and Resolution, for Reducing the King-/ dom of Ireland in his own Person by his Care and Conduct. The Warlike Monarch. OR, King William's Princely Courage, and Resolution, for Reducing the King- dom of Ireland in his own Person by his Care and Conduct. The Warlike Monarch. Or, King William's Princely Courage, and Resolution, for Reducing the Kingdom of Ireland in His Own Person by His Care and Conduct. 1/2 sheet oblong folio, hinged, 205x 320 cropped top edge, torn and damaged surface, uneven inking 1685 Printed for P. Brooksby, I. Deacon, I. Blare,/ I. Back P. Brooksby, I. Deacon, I. Blare, I. Back Weinstein

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LET true hearted Subjects now merrily sing The Glory and Fame of a Protestant King, Whose Courage and Valour the World cannot stain, He crossed the Ocean our Rights to regain; And now he's resolved to venture once more To fight the proud Foe, on the Irish shore: King William in Person right valiantly goes, God grant him a Blessing to conquer his Foes. His Presence will Valour and Courage create, Through all the whole Army; no Monarch of late Was ever endu'd with such Courage as he, [As] Head of his force in field he will be:
True Protestant Boys, that will fight by his side, In order to pull down the Catholick Pride: King William in Person right valiantly goes, God grant him a Blessing to conquer his Foes. All things for the War are preparing with speed, An Army we have, Boys, will make them to bleed; Under good King William they'll win Day, or dye, They scorn from the Face of a Tory to fly, But charge and discharge from the front to the Rear, Until the whole Kingdom of Rebels they clear: Our Monarch in Person he valiantly goes, God grant him a Blessing to conquer our Foes.
[? [Kingdom] [?] [?] [?] [?] [?] [I] [hope], We know that the Rebels will tremble for fear, As soon as the Name of King William they hear, And that with an Army he enters the Land, Those Rebels will never be able to stand; And therefore King William in Person he goes, [God] grant [him] a Blessing to conquer his Foes. The noble Commanders, with Protestant Boys, Will soon rout the French and the Irish Dear-joys; In Battel the sweet silver Trumpet shall sound, The Drums they shall beat, and the Canons resound; With fire and Sword, Boys, we them will pursue, Until we have routed the rebellious Crew King William in Person his Life will expose, God grant him a Blessing to conquer his Foes. The stout armed Troops first shall enter the Fray, While flourishing Colours in Field we'll display; The Canons shall roar, and the Smoke then arise, Whose thick cloudy Vapours shall darken the Skies; The French shall the fury of Protestants feel, We'll chase them with Swords, Boys, of tempered steel: King William in Person he valiantly goes, God grant him a Blessing to conquer his Foes. The Protestant Army of Fame and Renown, Will venture their Lives to pull Popery down, As having King William and Schomberg in Field, Who never did yet to an Enemy yield: Renowned stout Souldiers may glory this Spring, That shall be led on by a Protestant King: May Angels still guard him wherever he goes, To vanquish and conquer his insolent Foes. The Irish shore must the Theatre be, For acting this bloody and sharp Tragedy, King William himself will espousing our cause, Preserving our Lives with Religion and Laws: Let those that the Protestant Faith do profess, Afford him their Prayers, for they can do no less: Since in his own Person he valiantly goes, God grant him a Blessing to conquer his Foes.
Printed for P. Brooksby, J. Deacon, J. Blare, J. Back.