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5.40 R188642 1 Valiant Jockey Marcht away Valiant Jockey's Marched Away Valiant Jockey's Marched Away NOw our Mighty William Goes/ To Ireland to Subdue His Foes, date from content: William III's welcome to Ireland Pepys 5.40 Rollins (1) V:144-147; Wing N660[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. 5: 40 A New Loyal SONG, upon/ King VVILLIAMS/ Progress into IRELAND A New Loyal SONG, upon King WILLIAMS Progress into IRELAND A New Loyal Song, upon King William's Progress into Ireland 1/2 sheet folio, 272 x 172 cropped left, top and right edges vertical rules 0-1689 Printed for J. Conyers at the Black-Raven in Holbourn. J. Conyers BBTI

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N Ow our Mighty William Goes To Ireland to Subdue His Foes, With the Noble force of Englands Crown, To pluck the Ir ish Rebels down; Fames loud Trumpet does Proclaim, The greatness of His Royal Fame; Fearing Him, now into Bogs they run, His Justice, and His Rage to shun: None of His foes, dare His pow'r oppose, Heaven such success on Him bestows; Just is His Cause, to defend our Laws; Blessings Crown Him wheresoe're He goes. When great William , whom they dread, Shall meet them at His Armies Head, Fear will so possess each Rebels heart, That from their Standard they'l depart; When His Mighty Sword they see, He'll soon obtain the Victory: There's no Rebel Teague that dare withstand The fury of His powerful Hand; Preists then must fly, Hone O Hone they'l cry, And their Lord a second time deny; To France they'll scowr from the Irish shore, And desert him as they did before. Rebels fly, and quit your Arms, King Williams Name your Camp Alarms; Now your Preists, & good St. Patricks Cross, Will both be quickly at a loss; Teague, O now prepare your Brogs, To Trot a cross your Irish Bogs
Or at Royal Williams Footstool fall, And for his Candid Mercy call; He's so Brave, He'l a Rebel Save, Covets not a Traytors blood to have: Love and Mercy brings you the best of Kings, Shelter therefore under his Sacred Wings. Come ye Valliant English Lads, Whose fame the Universe o'respreads; For the Glory of our Englands Crown, Lets pluck the Irish Rebels down: Sound the Trumpets beat the Drums, Great William now He comes He comes; All His foes must fly and quit the Field, Or else unto his Mercy Yeild. Ireland now shall Obediance show, And to Great King Williams Scepter bow; Mounsieurs Valliant men must fly back again, Or his grand Assistance will be slain. Heaven bless our King and Queen, Who have our Nations safe-guard been, Wheresoe're They do Their Banner spread, May Larwels Crown Their Royal Head; Bless our Prince wheresoe're He goes, May He Subdue His Rebel foes; And in Battle so Successful be, As alwaies gain the Victory; Long may He Reign, and His Pow'r Maintain, In His Kingdoms, and upon the Main; May He Live in Peace, & His Pow'r Encrease, And Reign Sovereign o're the Land and Seas.
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