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5.92 R188641 1 Valiant Jockey's march'd away Valiant Jockey's Marched Away Valiant Jockeys Marched Away LEt each jovial Heart rejoyce,/ And merrily now strain his voice; date from Simpson Pepys 5.92 Rollins (1) 5:251-253; 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: 92 The/ New Loyal Health,/ OR,/ King WILLIAM's Welcome/ To England. The New Loyal Health, OR, King WILLIAM's Welcome To England. The New Loyal Health, or, King William's Welcome to England. 1/2 sheet folio, 264 x 162 cropped top and right edges horizontal and vertical rules 1690 Printed for J. Bissel, at the Sign of the Bible and Harp in West-Smith-field. J. Bissel Weinstein

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I. LEt each jovial Heart rejoyce, And merrily now strain his voice; At each brisk flowing Bumper let him sing Thrice Welcome is our Noble King: For, tis he, 'tis he The Nations hath set free, And ever will preserve our Liberty; Then how can we express, Our great happiness, So truly blessed in a King are we. II. No Force there was durst him oppose, But like so many scared Crows, They fled from him unto some other place, Of such mighty Conduct is his Grace: The Field thus won, E'er the Fight begun, And nothing now remaining to be done, Our King's return'd again, With is worthy Train, And is welcome home to ev'ry one.
III. The Bonfires blaz'de, the Bells did ring, Such Joy was then to see the King; The Trumpets and the Drums Sweet musick made, The Hotboy and the Flute in Consort play'd: While Mars the God of War In the form of a Star, Beheld the whole Transaction through the Air, And smil'd at what was done In Honour to his Son The Valiant Northern Hero, ev'ry where. IV. Thus Boys, let the Glass go round, With your bended Knee, unto the ground; The Mighty William's Health is meant hereby, Kind Heavens ever send him Victory: Cloath his Foes with shame; And Crown Him with Fame, Who has gain'd an Everlasting Name: Come fill up my Bowl, I'll drink't with all my Soul, And ev'ry Loyal Heart will pledge the same.
Printed for J. Bissel, at the Sign of the Bible and Harp in West-Smith-field.