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R2888 ON Month of September we summon you All, / Our Summons is by our Good Lord Mayor's Call, which no body can deny. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 135944 A Whigg Ballad, / OR, A / SUMMONS / To a fresh / ASSOCIATION. A Whigg Ballad, OR, A SUMMONS To a fresh ASSOCIATION. A Whig Ballad, OR, A SUMMONS To a fresh ASSOCIATION. 1682-1682

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ON Month of September we summon you All, Our Summons is by our Good Lord Mayors Call, As you Love Common-Wealth, and Abhor White-Hall: Which no body can deny. Tho Vote for P--- and Weaver D--- (The Whiggs thrice-beloved, not Citizens, Choice;) No matter what Reason, so you make a Noise; Which no body can deny. (Ralph B--- having, after a long Tory-Tugg, Instead of a Druggist, himself provd a Drugg, Paid Fine to a Lover of Dear Mother Mugg:) Which, etc. You All here are cited to Common-Hall Vote. Each one to lift up his True Protestant Throat, And bawl in Defyance of Men of good Note: Which, etc. These are therefore to summon each Eves-dropping Citt, Who for a State-Holder has dubbd himself fit, And damns All thats Loyal without Fear or Wit: Which, etc. To Roar at Guild-Hall like Homerical Mars, In defyance oth Head, with regard to the * A--- (Guild-Hall is your Stage, and Sedition your Farce.) Which, etc. *Rump. Now after a Summons so Debonaire, Held forth by Proprietour of the Chair, We challenge All Whiggs to Guild-Hall to repair: Which, etc. For if half be True, that of late has been bruited, The Rioting Whiglanders soon will be Routed, As sure as Don Hornish by Bull was Cornuted: Which, etc. Then either born up by bold Holder forth, Youl bravely confront your * Deadly Foe North, Contending like Men of True Protestant Worth: Which, etc. *Dudley. Or else, like Men-worthy, at Home you will Stay. Solacing your Wives the Jack Pres-byter way; If so, Good Old Cause must sing Well-a-day. Which, etc.