Monmouth's Return; / OR, / The Mistaken WHIGGS.

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R5802 1 Tell Me Jenny Tell Me Jenny Tell Me Jenny NOw the Rash Imputing Torys, / which so long have rail'd at Jemmy; Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 1 Monmouth's Return; / OR, / The Mistaken WHIGGS. Monmouth‘s Return; OR, The Mistaken WHIGGS. Monmouth's Return; OR, The Mistaken WHIGS. ?-? C. Corbet

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I. NOw the Rash Imputing Torys, which so long have rail'd at Jemmy; Soon recant your idle Storys, he's the Man that must Redeem ye All your Joys, Therefore Boys, cry Huzza with Hoop and Hollow; Beat the Drum, Jemmys come, a Warlike Mars, and Wise Apollo. II. Jemmy now the Whiggs has bubbled, his design was thus to sham 'em; Let all Loyal joys be doubled, but for Whiggs, the Devil Dam 'em: Jemmy went With intent to their Damn'd Association; But to find Where the Wind, sat against the tottering Nation. III. For Young Jemmy who endured has so long the King's displeasure; Humbly now returns assured, to regain his love by leasure; Which when he, On his Knee, did Intreat, or once Demand too; The King did soon, Grant his Boon, and suffer'd him to kiss his Hand too.

IV. Let the Circumvented Rumpers perish, whilst the Loyal Tory, Briskly does Carrouse his Bumpers, to young Jemmys Health and Glory: Fill the Glass, Let it pass fairly round from one to t'other; Let him dye, That won't cry, God bless the King, his Son, and Brother. V. Now the double-minded Trimmers, moulded up of Whigg and Tory; Pitch your Anchor in full Brimmers, now the Case is plain before ye: Leave the Whiggs, Dam those Priggs, let the Whiggery the worst of Sin be; Let no part Possess your heart, if you do the Devil's in ye. VI. York and Monmouth now are Friends too, Love and Loyalty possess 'em; You that to the same pretends to, never cease to cry God bless 'em: E'ry Lad, Shall be glad, let us make the World to Ring Boys, May he Rot, That will not pledge this Health, God Bless the King, Boys.

FINIS. Printed for C. Corbet, at the Oxford-Arms, in Warwick-Lane. 1683.