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1 Lillibullero. Lilliburlero Lillibullero. WELL play'd, my dear Friends, (for the Catholick Cause) / To Imprison the Aylesbury-Men, and the Laws: Hang Law and Liberty, / Damn Law and Liberty; / Make Law and Liberty truckle to You: / 'Tis Your Tory-Priviledge, / My French-Prerogative, / All Law and Liberty quite to Subdue. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 1264 THE / French King's ADVICE / To the Late / HIGH-FLYING M--b-rs. THE French King's ADVICE To the Late HIGH-FLYING M--b-rs. THE French King's ADVICE To the Late HIGH-FLYING Members. 1705-1705

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WELL play'd, my dear Friends, (for the Catholick Cause) To Imprison the Aylesbury-Men, and the Laws: What should Whigs do with Votes to oppose such as You, To the Right-Line, and Lewis, so Faithful and True. Hang Law and Liberty, Damn Law and Liberty; Make Law and Liberty truckle to You: 'Tis Your Tory-Priviledge, My French-Prerogative, All Law and Liberty quite to Subdue. You may Seize their Old Rights, without Shadow of Wrong, Who of his have depriv'd your Jemmy so long: Your Electors would all be your Kings, if You'd let 'em; But our Wooden-Shooes will far better fit 'em. Hang Law and Liberty, etc. Shall the Q---n and the L---ds your Pretensions deride To cut of those Votes, that would set You aside? By hook or by crook, do but you get the Purse, The Q------n and the L------ds must Submit, or do worse. Hang Law and Liberty, etc. Tell the People, 'tis all for Them, and the Churnh; (Tho' when You're got in, You shall leave 'em i' th' Lurch:) Learn 'em this, and theyll swallow Transubstantiation; Then mount their Blind Faith, and ride the tame Nation. Hang Law and Liberty, etc. You must stick at no Lying, or Swearing whatever; Kiss Doll, and hug Dick, and Treat 'em as never: You must Flatter and Bribe to the height for their Votes; First fall at their Feet, then fly at their Throats. Hang Law and Liberty, etc. Here's my Purse for to answer your Charges and Pains, And to bind your Electors in French Golden Chains: When once they are Bound, you can make 'em Obey; Or shew 'em to Newgate and Tyburn the Way. Hang Law and Liberty, etc. The Occasional-Bill you must stiffly defend, Swear it does both the Church, and the Meetings befriend: By this Way we o'erthrew the Curs'd Edict of Nantz, And drove to the Union, which now blesses France. Hang Law and Liberty, etc. Tell the sheepish Dissenters, They without any Care May depend for their Safety on God, and their Prayer: Or if thrown out of Places, and thrown into Jays, Twill but speed 'em to Heaven with forwarder Gales. Hang Law and Liberty, etc.
If Whigs would refuse You, refuse 'em their Poll: And the Frenchisy'd Mayor, who shall dare to Control? But if some will to Law, like the Alesbury-Men, You must lay 'em in Jayl, and their Council agen. Hang Law and Liberty, etc. If You get but this Choice once happily o'er, The Q---n, L--ds, and Mob will be quite out of door: You shall model the Rights of the Voters, and then Always You. or your Friends, be the Parliament-Men. Hang Law and Liberty, etc. But what if You make this to be their Last Choice? Should Btutes (in their Carriage and Sense) have a Voice? Why not set up at once for Eternal Dictators, And put into Practice what is in your Natures? Hang Law and Liberty, etc. When You've Paid for their Votes, You may honestly Seize 'em So of Trouble and Care in their Choosing you'll ease 'em: Their own Money Tack'd to a well-framed Bill Shall Un-Queen, and Un-Lord, and bow all to Your Will. Hang Law and Liberty, etc. Then Rome and HIGH-Church we'll intirely Unite; For Laud and L'Estrange make the Difference slight; Should Abby-Lands go, we'll make their Estates To Pay for it, who will not drive on at our Rates. Hang Law and Liberty, etc. We'll bring in Young Jemmy, and raise his Arrears By Plunder, and Taxes on all Mutineers: Low-Church, and Dissenters that will not Comply, Sshall be Fin'd, Whipp'd Imprison'd, Starv'd, Banish'd and Dye. Hang Law and Liberty, etc. French, Scots, Irish Arms shall together Combine With Brave English Jacks no Restore the Right-Line: In a New Triple-League, France, Britain, and Spain, Over all the known World shall Absolute reign. Hang Law and Liberty, etc. Your Jemmy shall Places and Honours bestow, Which to my fast Friends for his Throne he will owe; And shall make 'em descend, as the Crown which he wears, In Despite of all Claims to You and Your Heirs. Hang Law and Liberty, Damn Law and Liberty; Make Law and Liberty truckle to You: 'Tis Your Tory-Priviledge, My French-Prerogative, All Law and Liberty quite to Subdue.
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