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5.147 N69961 1 Jolly Bacchus, or I am the Duke of Norfolk I Am the Duke of Norfolk Jolly Bacchus; I am the Duke of Norfolk TRue English Boys be merry, / And drink good Sack and Sherry, But as for Presbyterians/ And all the Oliverians, / Let's down with 'em, down with 'em/ down down down.[with variations] date from content Pepys 5.147 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: 147 The Tavern Query, or/ The Loyal Health The Tavern Query, or The Loyal Health The Taver Query, or The Loyal Health 1/2 sheet folio, 313 x 180 torn and holed surface vertical rules 1702 London, Printed for S.P. near Charing.Cross. S.P. Weinstein

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I. TRue English Boys be merry, And drink good Sack and Sherry, For Joy that Royal Nancy, doe's wear the Lawful Crown, Chorus. But as for Presbyterians And all the Oliverians, Let's down with 'em, down with 'em down down down. II. These Rogues they are the worst, For Murthering Charles the first, That ever Blessed Martyr, of very high Renown. Cho. therefore with Presbyterians, And all the Oliverians, Lets down with 'em, down with 'em down down down. III. Here's a Health to Royal Ann Boys, Two Glasses in a Hand Boys, Let's pray that she may long live, to wear, the English Crown. Cho. But as for Presybterians And all the Oliverians, Let's down with 'em, down with 'em, down down down. IV. Once more we'l drink all round, With our knees upon the Ground, Tis a Health to the Queen and Prince, their Enemies confound:
Cho, And as for Presbiterians, With all the Oliverians, Let's down with 'em, down with 'em, down down down. V. All who wou'd by stealth, Make this a common Wealth, And do not love the Right Heirs should wear the English Crown, Cho. If they are Presbyterians, Or any Oliverians, Let's down with 'em, down with 'em down down down, VI. Let's joyn with Sword in Hand, All at the Queens Command, And Fight all those that do oppose the Right Heirs to the Crown, Cho. If they are Presbyterians, Or other Oliverians, Let's down with 'em, down with 'em dewn down down: VII. And now my Song I'll end, God prosper every Friend, Who loves the Queen & Rightful Heirs, shou'd ever wear the Crown, Chorus. But as for Presbyterians, And all the Oliverians, Let's down with 'em, down with 'em down, down, down:
London, Printed for S.P. near Charing.Cross.