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Contaigzng three Excillent, 


NEW SONGS. 


1. King James and the Tinker 


2. The Trooper, Nan, and the little Pig. 
3. Duke of Ormond. 


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"A ND now to be brief let us paſs o'cr the reſt, 
Who ſeldom or never were given to jeſt, 
And paſs to King James the firſt on the throne 
A pleaſanter monarch ſure never was known. 


And as he was chaſiug the fair fallow deer, 

Ae draps all his nobles, and of them got clear; 
In ſearch of new ꝓleaſures away he did ride, 
Till he came ta an ale · hauſe hard by a o fide. 


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in kind ſort he did lovingly greet ; 
e honeſt fellow, what haſt in thy jug, 
Which under thy arm thou doſt lovingly hug? 


Tn woth fd the tinker, tis nappy brown als 
And to drink to thee faith will I not fail; 1 
® Fortho' thy jacket looks gallant and fine, 

I hope that m two · pence is as good ay thine. 


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Aye by my ſaul man the truth thou haſt ſpoke, 
T Wi ſtrur he lat down with the tinker o joke, 
He call'd for a pitcher the tinker for another, 
And fo mm fell to it like brother and brother. 


Whilſt drinking, the king was pleaſed to ſay, 
What news, honelt fellow, tell me I pray ? 
There 1s nothing of news, of which I do hear, 
Bur the king is a hun: 1 ing his fair fallow deer. 


And truly I with I ſo happy might be, _ 
That while he's a hunting the king 1 might fee, * 
For tho' I've travelled the land many ways, | 
Unc'er ſaw the king, fir, in all my born days. 


The king with a hearty briſk laughter reply'd, 
tell thee good fellow if thou canſt but ride, | 
Thou (halt get dehind me, and I will thee bring, 
Into the royal preſence of James our good king. 


Perhaps ſaid the tinker his lords will be dreft, 
Se finc, that I ſhall not know him from the reſt; 
] tel] thee konelt fellow, when thou doſt come there 
Phe King will be cover'd, bis nobles all bare. 


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I ben up got the tinker, and likewife his black, 
Old budget af leather, aud tools at his back, 
And when they. came to the merry green woad, 
His nobles came round him and bare-headed ſtood 


The tinker ſecing ſo many appear, 
Immediately whiſper'd the king in the car, 
Saying ſince they're all cloath'd fo gallaut and gay 
Now which isthe king? tell me 1 pray. 


Tube King to the tinker made this reply, 
By my laul mon it muſt be either you or I, 


l be reſt are uncovered you ſee all around, 


This ſaid with his budget he ſtrait fell to the groun 4 
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Like one that was frighted out of his wits, 
Then upon his knee he immediately gets, 


"YN Beſeeching for mercy the king to him ſaid, 


5 : Thou art a good fellow, then be not afraid- 


Come tell me thy name it is Joha of the vale, 
A mender of kettles and lover of good ale, 


A Then riſe up fir John I will honour you here, 


And make youa knight of five hundred a year. 


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This was a good thing for the taker ien, 
Then unto the court he was ſent for with ſpeed 7 
Where great ſtore of pleaſure and paſtime was Boot 
In the 8 en of both king and nk. | 


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and the LITTLE PIG. 


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Green and airy. round, 
There was an old woman FP mM WO a bin 
And ſhe had good beer and ale to 010 
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Black and her airy round! 


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- She had an old man and he ore a wig, 


Grey and airy round ; 


She had, an old man and he wore a wig, 


A cat anda dog and a nice little pig 
With her lack, &c. 


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She had a daughter her 1 name it was Nan 


Plump and airy round; 


She had a daughter her name it was Nan 
And Nan ſhe floy'd to play with a man, 


With her clack, Kc. 


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There came a trooper a riding by, 


Briſk and airy round; _., 


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He md for drink becauſe he was dry, 
With her lack, Fc. 


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His Kors were leather his coat { a red, 


Bald and airy round; 
His boots were leather his coat was red, 


A {pur on his heel and a hat on his head, 


With his dark, &c. 


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The trooper then he look d ſo bigs 
Buff andairy round, _ 
This trooper then he look'd ſo big- 


Kiſs'd Nan, drank beer, & eat up the os 
, With his clack, cc. 


A new SONG, on the late 


Dako of O a N ar 


1 Am Ormond the brave, did you never hear of me; 
Who was lately baniſh'd from my own country, 
"They ſought for my life, and plundered my eſtate; * 
For being {o loyal to Queen Anne the preaty 
Iam Ormond you know, © 


Says Ormond, if 14d goz with Berwick 1 ſtood; 
d Tor the crown of England 1 yentur'd my blood; 
o the Boyne l advanced, to Tingney alſo, 
1 preſerved King William from Betwick his oe, 
Lu ani Ormoud you know; 


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Nor never wrong /d my faldiers of what was their due 


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3 leſt my eſtate for my country's love, Sp 


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"5 Abo- they degrade 1 me, I value it not a ſtraw; 
|. ee me Jemmy Butler F mn Ormond yo know 
= But Gnce that it is 7 I vow and declare, 
n a 28 of . 72 my ſpirit I'll cheer. 


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7 "R Ny: 001 dur late miſtrefs . 

| . Diſprove my loyalty. if you. can: 

1 38 = I was queen Ann's darling, old England's delight, 
b  Yacheveral 's friend, and Fanatick's ſꝑite, 

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