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R33693 ALas! poor Unfortunate TONY, / where now must thou hide thy old head? Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 135967 TONY's Lamentation: / OR, / POTAPSKI's City-Case. / BEING / His Last Farewel to the Consecrated WHIGS. TONY's Lamentation: OR, POTAPSKI's City-Case. BEING His Last Farewel to the Consecrated WHIGS. TONY's Lamentation: OR, POTAPSKI's City-Case. BEING His Last Farewell to the Consecrated WHIGS. 1682-1682 VV. Griggs

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ALas! poor Unfortunate TONY, where now must thou hide thy old head? That has not so much as one Crony dares own the great things thou hast said: Is this the thanks of the Nation, For thy Association, And Liberty, That Reformation, ---------which I prescribd to set you all free. Ungrateful unsensible Cullies, to leave your Decriped Patroon, Toth merciless rage of the Bullies, and Tories in every Lampoon: Is then your City protection, And all the vowd Affection, For your New Church, In such Destraction, That you will leave your Peer in the Lurch. How oft have I treated the Rabble, and made the poor Doctor to Peach? Confusion to all which were able, and did not assist in the Breach: Are all your Butchers and Weavers, And Mobbily Believers, But whilst I treat Damnd deceivers, What Fool by you can hope to be great?
How much did you praise and adore me, for Voting No York, No Lawn Sleeves? And now to please those which abhor me, have set up two Protestant Shrieffs: If Oats should peach, Ile assure ye, Youl hardly find such a Jury, As I have done, Think of the Fury, He once dichargd in Pickerings Gun. Remember the Key-hole, and Lind too, through which your Divine bravely swore, And think of the thing was designd too, then tell me whose Vizage it wore: Were these such petty Inventions, And what the Authors did since, To be forgot, Wheres your Conscience? If this can be, sure Natures a Scot. Then farewel thou Treacherous City, for ever Ile bid thee adieu, Thou never wert Honest and Witty, nor never to any side true: I see the end that you drive at, Which left your hopes arrive at, I have slunk away, To Hang in private, And rob the World of a Holliday.
London, Printed for W. Griggs, in the Year, 1682.