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2.316 R187323 1 Hey boys up go we Hey, Boys, Up Go We Hey Boys Up Go We NOw now the Papists all go down,/ and those that take their parts; date from content; William III and Mary II, Coronation of King and Queen of England Pepys 2.316 Rollins (1) IV:260-262; Wings P2925C 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: 316 POPERY'S Downfal, and/ The Protestants Uprising/ By the CROWNING of/ King WILLIAM and Queen MARY. POPERY'S Downfal, and The Protestants Uprising By the CROWNING of King WILLIAM and Queen MARY. Popery's Downfall, and the Protestants' Uprising by the Crowning of King William and Queen Mary. 1/2 sheet folio, 259 x 162 holed, creased, damaged surface 1689 Printed for G. C. on Ludgate Hill. G. C. Weinstein correct initials?

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NOw now the Papists all go down, and those that take their parts; The King and Queen will now be Crownd, the Joy of all our hearts: Our lives and liberties are free, and we shall all be made, For hey boys down goes poperie, and now begins our Trade. Our Nation sure will flourish now, good days are coming on, The King and Queen are such we know, the like before were none; For They'l maintian our liberty, and we shall all be made, By rooting out of popery, that alwayes spoyl'd our Trade The Citizens look'd pale and wan; no money they could take, Their Rents are great, and scarce a man of Goods could Money make; Long of this haughty popery, that made all men afraid: But now goes down their roguery, and hey boys up goes Trade.
The Country-man held down his head, and wondred for to see That all their Stock so long lay dead, none could take one penny: Then Wife and Bearns were like to starve, 'twould make ones heart to bleed; Long of these Roguish Papishes, better to hang than feed. But now all heartily rejoice to see this happy day; With Bells, with Bonfires, and with voice, as very well we may; That we have got a King and Queen that will encourage Trade, That by the Papists villany was very much decay'd. And to conclude, let all rejoice and give to God the praise, Unfeignedly with heart and voice, for these are happy daies: Let us unite, and fear no foe nor Foreign Enemy; But fight and stand with heart and hand, to rout out Popery.
Printed for G.C. on Ludgate Hill.