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5.82 R187945 1 Hark, Hark and yonder Hark, Hark and Yonder THE JACOBITES do wonder/ To hear the Guns so Thunder, date from imprint and content (William III returns from Flanders) Pepys 5.82 Rollins (1) VI:147-149; Wing E2988[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. 5: 82 England's JOY,/ RO,/ King William safely Arrived/ FROM/ FLANDERS. England's JOY, RO, King William safely Arrived FROM FLANDERS. England's Joy, or, King William Safely Arrived From Flanders. 1/2 sheet folio, 246 x 163 cropped right edge, uneven inking vertical rules Printer Tho. Moore 1691 London, Printed and Sold by Tho. Moore. 1691. Tho. Moore Weinstein: imprint Content: William III returns from Flanders

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THE JACOBITES do wonder To hear the Guns so Thunder, King WILLIAM is come, Hear the Beat of the Drum, And the Trumpets sounding yonder; All the BELLS do Ring too, Whilst each LAD, Whilst each LAD, Drinks the KING's Health with Hearts full glad, What ere the JACOBITES do. King WILLIAM in Flanders, With bold and brave Commanders, Did face the French, Whilst they lay Intrench'd, Nought could be seen but Standards, They'r Foot and Horse which fear not Would not Fight, Would not Fight, Some say 'twas Policy out-right, But others say they dare not. The Winter Season coming, Did cause our KING's returning; At Whitehall He's seen With our Gracious QUEEN, And His Subjects all Rejoycing, Let not the Nation now fear, Since Ireland Since Ireland Is all in brave King WILLIAM's hands, We value not the Monsieur.
There's Noble Men, and Valiant, I'm sure that will not fail on't, To draw the Sword At our brave KING's word, 'Gainst Lewis that French Tyrant. And I doubt not but next Campaign The English may The English may In the Heart of France both get the Day, And the King's health drink in Shampain. You Protestants Rejoyce All, Our KING is now at Whitehall, What need we to care For those that despair For the Romish Faction's downfall, Let them ne're be thought on, Wh[i]lst we toss Whilst we toss Bumpers off to King WILLIAM's Force, Which ne're will be forgotten. How happy is that Nation That's free from Popish Faction, It's seldom seen For a KING and a QUEEN Both of Protestant Profession: Here's a People Stou and Loyal, That's Content That's Content With our good KING and PARLIAMENT God prosper long their way all.
London, Printed and Sold by Tho. Moore. 1691.