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T46181 1 Bonny Dun-dee UNKNOWN Bonny Dun-Dee LET us sing to the Mem'ry of glorious Queen Bess, / Who long did the Hearts of her Subjects possess, Roxburghe Ballads Editor None None None None Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 3: 557 Queen Elizabeth's Day: / OR, / The Down-fall of the Devil, Pope, and Pretender Queen Elizabeth’s Day: OR, The Down-fall of the Devil, Pope, and Pretender Queen Elizabeth’s Day: OR, The Down-fall of the Devil, Pope, and Pretender ?-?

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I. LET us sing to the Memry of glorious Queen Bess, Who long did the Hearts of her Subjects possess, And whose mighty Actions did to us secure Those many great Blessings which now do endu[re] For she then did lay that solid Foundation, On which our Religion is fixt in this Nation; For Popry was put into utter Disgrace, And Protestantism set up in its place. II. But could she have lived as a Looker-on, Until this good Time, to see how shes out-done; She must have acknowledgd that nothing she dard, Could be with the present great Actions compard: For altho she did reign in Times that were evil, She never did seize the Pope or the Devil, Nor save the Priests or Pretender from Flame, Nor Right unto any such Images claim. III. But now, God be thanked, we know what we do, Which many wise Governments never did know; For we have discoverd a damnd Whiggish Plot, To burn the Pope, and the Devil knows what, Besides the Pretender, and four Jesuits, Four Cardinals also, and four other Priests, In all fifteen Images, made up of Straw, Which are not allowed by any known Law. IV. And therefore a Council was calld, for to know What in this Conjuncture was fit for to do; And after a long and a learned Debate, Orders were given to a Secrtary of State, That he shoud a Messenger at dead of Night send, With some Grenadeers, to secure and defend These dangerous Figures from Fighting and Thrall, And lodge them ins Office adjoining Whitehall. V. Where will sit a Committee tenquire the Reason, And know if the Prisners are guilty of Treason; Who made the fine Cloaths; and if by any Law They dard to make such Statues of Straw: And if they cannot prove themselves innocent, Oh, then theyll be had before the P--t: And Justice will there be impartially had, Which will make the Nation rejoice and be glad. 1711