%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> The Tories Triumph / On the NEWS of / The Pretender's Expedition to Switzerland, / alias England. / Being a New Song to a merry Old Tune, made in the Year / 1641. reviv'd in 1683. and lately perform'd at the Bell- / Tavern in W------r. University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center English Broadside Ballad Archive (EBBA) Director Patricia Fumerton Associate Director Carl G Stahmer 1711-1711 Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 06/29/2014 33759

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1 None Hey, Boys, Up Go We None NOW, now the Whigs shall all go down, / The Tories up and ride: Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 894 The Tories Triumph / On the NEWS of / The Pretender's Expedition to Switzerland, / alias England. / Being a New Song to a merry Old Tune, made in the Year / 1641. reviv'd in 1683. and lately perform'd at the Bell- / Tavern in W------r. The Tories Triumph On the NEWS of The Pretender’s Expedition to Switzerland, alias England. Being a New Song to a merry Old Tune, made in the Year 1641. reviv’d in 1683. and lately perform’d at the Bell- Tavern in W------r. The Tories' Triumph On the NEWS of The Pretender's Expedition to Switzerland, alias England. Being a New Song to a merry Old Tune, made in the Year 1641. revived in 1683. and lately perform'd at the Bell Tavern in W------r. 1711-1711

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I. NOW, now the Whigs shall all go down, The Tories up and ride: These Genuins Sons of C--- and Cr---n On both shall get astride. We'll damn those stiff Republicans, As low as low may be, And whip and spur, we'll seize the Reins: And then, Hey Boys! up go we. II. We'll broach our Tubs, and Principles Of Octobers Passive Growth; And till our Clubs and Bottles fail, Will stand and fall by both. With these we'll rout their boasted Cause Of Legal Liberty: Pretend the Church to break the Laws, And then, Hey Boys! up go we. III. Their Meeting-Houses we will gut, And then, as we were wont, We'll swear 'twas a Fanatick Plot, And the Rogues themselves have done't. With French and Papists we will join, To shew our Loyalty; Set Perkin up with Right Divine, And then, Hey Boys! up go we.
IV. We'll send our Fool the Country round, His way for to prepare, With Trumpet, Pipe, and Flag and Drum, Like Cavalcade of Bear: The Church's Danger to advance, Tho in such a Tool as he, Will serve till better come from France, And then, Hey Boys! up go we. V. We'll pray and curse, address and swear, Pro-Con-the Revolution, With Hanover, confound the Heir Of Passive-Institution. The Legal Right to weaken thus, Our Interest 'twill be; For Perkin then comes next in course, And then, Hey Boys! up go we. VI. To bring this blessed Change about, We'll jumble and confound Whig-Politicks, and Credit rout, And so the Wheels go round: Till having run our Rope's full reach, With Mirth and merry Glee, We find 'twill hold, as well as stretch, And then, Hey Boys! up go we.
Printed in the Year M.DCC.XI.