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5.57 R187353 1 King William he is now come o're, &c. King William He Is Now Come Over, etc. 'TIs all confirm'd the News is true/ And the poor Papists all look blew: content: Relief of Londonderry Pepys 5.57 Rollins (1) V:3-5; Wing P3853bA. 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: 57 THE/ Protestants Triumph/ IN/ Re-taking KILMORE/ AND/ Raising the Siege at LONDON-DERRY./ Together with the Fortunate surprizing of Dunhaladay to the Relief of 300 Pr[o]/ testant Prisoners. THE Protestants Triumph IN Re-taking KILMORE AND Raising the Siege at LONDON-DERRY. Together with the Fortunate surprizing of Dunhaladay to the Relief of 300 Pr[o-] testant Prisoners. The Protestants' Triumph in Retaking Kilmore and Raising the Siege at Londonderry. Together with the Fortunate Surprising of Dunhaladay to the Relief of 300 Protestant Prisoners. 1/2 sheet folio, 270 x 154 all edges cropped vertical rules 1682-1703 LONDON, Printed for A. Milbourn in Green-Arbor-Court in the Little-Old Baily A. Milbourn PBA

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1. 'TIs all confirm'd the News is true And the poor Papists all look blew: Their boasted Triumph ends in Noise, For now the Irish Army Flies. 2. Before the Valiant English-Men, Whom they can now no longer penn; Within a mighty walled Town, Teague once thought to make his own, 3. Great Albany again may Swim, This fatal Seige has ruin'd him; For Berwick, Sheldon, Ramsey Slain, Who'le dare to head Dear-Joys again. 4. Teague was before a silly Rogue, Poor and dispised was the Dogg: But this Make-Kill so much in Vogue, Has drown'd him in a Kilmore-Bogg. 5. Kilmore they had but lately got, With Golden Balls their Cannon-shot, Before the Derry-Boys came down, And put to Flight the Garrison. 6. Brave Walker whose immortal Fame, Above his Fellows bears his Name; Whose Glorious deeds have rais'd him high, In War and in Divinity. 7. Murray, Kirk, and all the rest, Whose Victorious Arms are blest; Do now in happy Triumph Sing, Praises to Heaven and our King.
8. The mighty numbers that are slain, Have weakn'd so their great Campain; The Siege is rais'd and gone with speed, To tell St. Patricks how they bleed? 9. Where we now leave'em to condole, Each one his Broder Teagues poor Shoul; And so return to sing the Fate, Of Protestants more Fortunate. 10. An hundred Gentlemen that sail'd, In two great Ships that never fail'd: Unto the fam'd Dunhalady, Upon the Irish Colonie. 11. Wherein two Irish Companies, Were set to turn the prison Keys; Where lay 300 Protestants, Beset with Miserys and Wants. 12. Our Horo's landing quickly freed, The Captives and supply'd their needs: Equally sharing the Rich prize, Of Booty which they did surprize. 13. This great adventure to compleat, The sparks before they did retreat; (Since all is Fish comes to the Hook) One Hundred popish prisoners took. 14. Thus men who Thirst for true renown, Enrich themselves to serve the Crown, Nor is there any exploit dants True English-men and Protestants.
LONDON, Printed for A.Milbourn in Green-Arbor-Court in the Little Old-Baily