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R21435 AS Bully doth Lament when Cully Dy's, / And the poor Bum for Follower rubs his Eyes, Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 1 The little Infant TITUS: / OR / Oates Exalted above his Brethern. / WHO / Recieved Sentence at the Kings-Bench-Bar, at Westminster the 16th day of May, 1685. The little Infant TITUS: OR Oates Exalted above his Brethern. WHO Received Sentence at the Kings-Bench-Bar, at Westminster the 16th day of May, 1685. The little Infant TITUS: OR Oates Exalted above his Brethren. WHO Received Sentence at the Kings-Bench-Bar, at Westminster the 16th day of May, 1685. Printer George Croom 1685-1685

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August the 9th. to stand in the Pillory at Westminster. August the 10th. at Cha- ring-Cross. August the 11th at Temple Bar. Septem. the 2d. at the Roy- al Exchange.
April the 24 1686. to stand in the Pillory facing the Gal- lows. To lie in Gaol during Life. And to stand Anually in the Pillory.
AS Bully doth Lament when Cully Dy's, And the poor Bum for Follower rubs his Eyes, So the Distressed Brethren of the Nation Weep, Mourn and Sob, with sorest Lamentation, To see their Quondam Saint, this Idol Thing Thus unto Justice made an Offering: The Doctor's gone, the Traytor still is here, Insect of Hell, a Forsworn Murderer: Oh! Blessed Sight! how we our selves should Bless If that he now was Cloak'd, the only Dress That is a Scandal unto Holiness. Draw near ye Blood-Hounds, you that fain would bring States to Confusion, Ruine to a King; Draw near, and the great Swearing Master see With Zeal profound advance the Pillory, To which his Fathers Copy made him Free: For since he was Ambitious, he should have The Pillory conferred as a Grave. See how he stands, tho Infamous and Base, And Damn's all those that do not give him Place, True Swearers glory in a Brazon Face. Approach, Approach ye Blessed Sons of Hell, That only do in Villanies Excell
To the Black Book, whether he will or not You see he's come, and must abide his Lot: His shameless Actions now might Shame the Devil, That Scorns not to be thought the sum of Evil: He was resolv'd to seek out nothing less Than th' very Quintiscence of Wickedness. Hence then Geneva Trash, you'r out of Date, When Loyalty appears, you Dissipate: Shine on ye Loyal Souls, and let these see Maugre their Hellish Arts and Treachery, That you shall Shine thus to Eternity. But if this Imp of Hell shall come t' Expire, Impenitent, how will the Damn'd Admire The Flames that he will add unto their Fire! Thus the Reward of Faction here will be Shame, or to Dangle on the Fatal Tree, Hereafter Horrour, Pain, and Misery,
This may be Printed, August the 10th. 1685. R.L.S. LONDON, Printed by George Croom, at the Sign of the Blue-Ball in Thames-street, [over against Baynards-Castle. 1685.]