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R177469 THe Prince he will come soon, / To inioy his Crown THe poor that lives in want / They will know no scant gallant news, / gallant news, gallant news, / gallant news, Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 130 Gallant News of the late I bring, / Tidings of chusing now a King, / Whereby true Subjects may rejoice / In chusing them so sweet a choyce / That love and peace may so agree, / To end the days of misery, Gallant News of the late I bring, Tidings of chusing now a King, Whereby true Subjects may rejoice In chusing them so sweet a choyce That love and peace may so agree, To end the days of misery, Gallant News of the late I bring, Tidings of choosing now a King, Whereby true Subjects may rejoice In choosing them so sweet a choice That love and peace may so agree, To end the days of misery, 1660-1660 Francis Grove

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THe Prince he will come soon, gallant news, gallant news, To injoy his Crown With glory and renown, gallant news, If they can agree In love and unity, Then we all shall see An end of misery, gallant news, gallant news. The Army doth consent gallant news, etc. With a Free Parliament All dangers to prevent, gallant news, To joyn with heart and hand For the good of England The Gospel to defend, God send that happy end gallant news, etc.
Then let us all rejoice gallant news, etc. Since they have made a choice, With heart and eke with voice, gallant news, In doing of that thing Which will us comfort bring In chusing of a King, We will rejoyce and sing gallant news, etc. Then trading will be rife, gallant news, gallant news, And we shall have no strife But lead a quiet life, gallant news, We shall not be so seast, For to be so opprest, But we shall live at rest, The times will be at best, gallant news, gallant news.
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THe poor that lives in want gallant news, gallant news, They will know no scant England such good will plant, gallant news, Charity will prove so great To feed the needy with meat When Charls is on his seat As King and Ruler meet, gallant news, gallant news. And love will flourish so gallant news, etc. That we shall know no wo Between our friend and foe, gallant news, Then England may say, It was a happy day, That Charls may bear the sway, Wherein such comfort lay, gallant news, etc. The Gentry hath been sad, but gallant news, etc. Which will make them glad, Such comforts to be had, gallant news,
When neither sess nor lay For them at all to pay, At home they may stay, They need to fear no fray, gallant news, etc. Then may the Plow-man plow, gallant news, etc. And after he may sow, To pay where he doth owe, gallant news, And then he need not fear No dangers to come near, But to love his Dear, And drink good ale and bear, gallant news, etc. As formerly were done, gallant news, gallant news, Before these wars begun Till the rising of the Sun, gallant news, By him we soon shall see An end of misery, If once we do agree In love and unity, gallant news, gallant news.
London, Printed for Francis Grove on Snow-hill. Entered according to Order. FINIS