%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> The Loyall Subjects Joy, / OR, / Joyfull news to all that faithfull be, / And doth desire a happy year to see, / To see the same let all good Christians pray / First Charles in peace, may Crown and Scepter sway, / Then should we see such love in fair England, / No forreign Nation durst against us stand. R., T. University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center Director Patricia Fumerton 1656-1656 Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 04/26/2011 30464

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R216117 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN UNKNOWN UNKNOWN UNKNOWN UNKNOWN UNKNOWN Sound Charge UNKNOWN Sound Charge YOu Loyall Subjects all / sing for joy, sing for joy; FOr Sects and Schisms they, / sing &c. sing for joy, sing for joy; / sing for joy. / sing for joy, sing for joy. [interlineated] sing, &c. Roxburghe Ballads Editor None None None None Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 3: 160 3: 161 The Loyall Subjects Joy, / OR, / Joyfull news to all that faithfull be, / And doth desire a happy year to see, / To see the same let all good Christians pray / First Charles in peace, may Crown and Scepter sway, / Then should we see such love in fair England, / No forreign Nation durst against us stand. R., T. 1656-1656 Charles Tyus

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YOu Loyall Subjects all sing for joy, sing for joy; Good news heres at White-Hall, sing for joy. A second Charles is come, Though heavy news to some, Let them say no more but mum. sing for joy, sing for joy. Long time we did him want, sing for joy, sing for joy; Which made all trading scant, sing for joy; But now I hope that we Shall better trading see, And live in unity. sing for joy, etc. Our Royal Parliament. sing etc. I hope will give content, sing for joy. That Charles of high renown, In peace may wear the Crown, And pull all Schisms down. sing, etc,
For George our Generall sing for joy, etc. Let u[s] pray both great and small, sing for joy. That faithfull be may stand, For the good of fair England, Then we will fight with heart and hand sing, etc. For if Charles do wear the Crown, sing, etc. And pull all Taxes down, sing for joy. Then Quakers look about, For you will have the rout of that there is no doubt, sing etc. The Gospell flourish shall, sing, etc. Heavens bless them at White-hall sing, etc. Lord garnt they may agree, That we all may see, And joyfull unity, sing, etc,
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FOr Sects and Schisms they, sing etc. Shall [I:I:]England bear no sway, sing, etc. Quaker nor any other Which would the Gospell smother. If that he were my Brother, sing, etc. Good Souldiers will not daunt, sing, etc. What, though they mony want, sing, etc. Their Arrears are all at hand. That will true and faithfull stand, And be at Charless and Georges command. sing, etc. England rejoice with me. sing, etc. [W]e happy days shall see, sing for, etc. for I hope all Trades will mend, And cruell wars will end. Peace so much will stand our friend, sing, etc. Merchants of high renown sing, etc. If Charles enjoy the Crown, sing, etc. Most happy dayes youl see, Trading so good will be, If Charles and George agree, sing, etc.
If all this to pass do come, sing etc. Then let both all and some sing for joy. Then will all Englands foes Lament their grievous woes, for fear of English blows, sing, etc. So to conclude I cry sing, etc. for peace and liberty. sing, etc. Let all true Subjects stand for the good of fair England, Under Charles and George command. sing, etc. So as I ftrst begun, sing, etc. My Subject still shall run, sing, etc. Let all good Christians pray That Peace may hear the, sway, Amen, Amen I say. sing for joy, sing for joy,
FINIS T.R. London, Printed for Charles Tyus on Lond[on] Bridge.