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R39768 1 BURTON-HALL Burton Hall; London's Loyalty Burton Hall ROwze up Great Monarch of this potent Land, / Least Traytors once more get the upper hand; Oh! London, London, where's thy Loyalty? [with variation] British Library - 1872.a.1 Editor none none none none Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 2: 53 A New BALLAD, / Of Londons Loyalty. A New BALLAD, Of London's Loyalty. A New BALLAD, Of London's Loyalty. ?-? Richard Sanders

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ROwze up Great Monarch of this potent Land, Least Traytors once more get the upper hand; The Reble Rout their former Tenents own, And Treason, worse then Plagues Infects the Town: The sneaking Mayor, and his two pyning Shrives; Who for their honesty no better are then Thives, Fall from their Soveraigns side, to court the Mobile, Oh! London, London, where's thy Loyalty? First, Yorkshire Patience twirles his Copper Chain, And hopes to see a Common-wealth again, The sneaking Fool, of breaking is afraid, Dares not change sides, for fear he loose his Trade; Then Loyal Slingsby, does their Fate Devine, He that Abjur'd the King, and all his Sacred Line, And is suppos'd his Fathers, Murderer to be, Oh! Bethel, Bethel, where's thy Loyalty? A most notorious Villain late was caught, And after to the Barr of Justice brought; But Slingsby packt, a Jury of his own, Of worser Rogues than e're made made Gallows groan, Then Dugdales Evidence was soon decry'd, That was so just and honest, when Old Stafford dy'd: A Witness good, he is not now believ'd to be, Oh! Justice, Justice, where's thy equity? Now Clayton, murmers Treason; unprovoak't He sup't the King, and after wish't him choak't. He longs for Danby's Lofty place of State, And Rebble turns because he can't be Great; His sawcy Pride aspires to High Renown, Leather Breeches are forgot, in which he trudg'd to Town Nought but the Treasury, can please the scribling Clown. Oh! Robin, Robin, where's thy modesty? Player, now grows dull for want of Common-whore, Poor Creswell, she can take his word no more, Three Hundred pounds, is such a heavy yoak, Which not being pay'd the worn out Bawd is broak; These are the Instruments by Heaven sent, These are the Saints, Petition for a Parliament: Though the King's Displeas'd, they'l still Petitioners be, Oh! London, London, where's thy Loyalty? Heaven Bless Fair England, and it's Monarch here, In Scotland, Bless your High Commissioner; Let Perken, his ungracious error see, And Tony, scape no more the Triple Tree: Then Peace and plenty, shall our joyes restore, Villany and Faction, shall oppress the Town no more: But every Loyal Subject, then shall happy be, Nor need we care, for Londons Loyalty.
London, Printed for Richard Sanders in the Year. 1681.