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Refore this Fairebethus.proclaini'd at Rome. _ 


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Are daily chanting curious Hymnes and Ry mess 
> Whoſe lines perfum'd, ſmell ſweet as any Rope, 
For Engliſh Biſhops, er he Romiſh Pope. 
But mine ſwell not ſo ftronz-for I am ſory, 


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Our Þith oÞS 804 chanze Cops with Dotgr ſtory. 13:90 
Thes Reader A09,1if thou wololaff anda und; 


Why this fqpemarrer thus I takein hand: | 

x1 iy ue my braine toexcerciſe, 

dylous\ hap, may thinke 'tsotherwiſe, 
ve to keep my minde from folly, 

prpbdchts called Melancholy. 

But ſome wilt, 79 perhaps, if this be true, 

You might haue kept it from theulgarvew t:, 


 Tanſwere no, for whorowtd thenrtaive, © 


Have ſet there trinkets out for men to buy, 
Lawn ſleeves, Hoods Surpliſſes, withreſt:o'th rabble, 
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LAMBETH: FAIRE. 


Wherein is ſold 9 
Ceremonies all | — 
Both mew and old, - PR Ih. | 


£ | I] o ſooner was the ſable darkneſle paſt, 

bug & s And Sul his eye on our Horizon caſt. 

S216 2_ By whoſe bright beamesthoſe clouds diſper- 

| leg Net ſed were, _ 

CIR: Whigh did benight the Land with horrid 
car; 

But preſently the people heard ftrange Fables. 

The Biſhops'went to Lambeth with. their Bables; | 

W here a new' Faire was lately, conſecrate 

For Popiſh Garmednts,that Were Out, of date: 

And when their ſhops andftales, and-booths were mage 

With all things Grring for that boly Trade: 

O'thtops o'th ſtandingsall, for far ofevill, 

Were Crofles ſet, to ſcareaway the Diyell: 

With might and maine, the people *gan to flocke, 

Andall were preſent there by tine a clock , 

The Clearke o'th*.F aire; was preſently beſpoken,. 

Tagive themliberty theirſtalls.to open. 

To keep out theeves the keepers place. he deemes; 

Bait ___ he was run away. it; ſeemes 3 ' 


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Welllethinr goe, the Biſhops cryed what then#:; "0 


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We havea nimble and quickſighted Wrey, 

Who when he comes, can ſoar and fly about, 

To fpy/and keep the knaviſh Rable our, 
The Maſter of the Faire was cal'd upon, 

Bur anſwer's made, he tothe tower is gon; 

Thathe was abſent, it was taken ill, 

But ſure he went to cl Toweragainft his will :. 

Proclaimthe Faire, the Biſhops all, they crycd,. 


The Clearke gaveleave, the Cryer ona hill 
Standing, began tocry with-voice ſo ſhrill: 
"Bly 7 o-yes; 0-yes: 7 4 ery, | 
. The Biſhops trinkets who will buy... 


This being done of Biſhops all the-Crew, 
Begati with ſpeed, their wearing robes to'ſhew,. 
And with extended voyce,' they alldid cry , 
Come Cuſtomers, ſce what you lake, and buy ; 


Heer's Veſtments confecrate, all forts and ſizes, . 


You may have here, if 5ou'l come tothe priles ; | 


Buy Fayrings foryonr children here are toyes, 


Fit for your purpoſe; be they Gerls, or Boyes;. 
Caps for your Boyesto-hurle into theaire, 


And Beads for Gerles arc here in Zambeth Fayre: : 


What thoughtheſe Robeswere firſt-deviſ'd in Hell,. 
Tufh rhatsno matter, wet good. perrworths ſell: 
Here look upon them; they are very.good and ftrong,,. 


\ They*rnear and handſome, and willlaſt you long, 
.. . They'r very full and large. you nere ſaw ſtronger, 
Iwould notſell chem durſt Ikeep them longer, 


Buy 1 


Lambirh. Fares: ; 
Buy a Cracifix; atiother: loud'doth bat, volmoy: 
| ' will ſcareche Devill and will Me or 6? | 
Lay out your money, hang up worldly pelte,. , 
I will ſelt cheaper, then Thad icmy ſelfer:. : 
75s ſtrange todee how mentheir money; keepe;! © | 1 1j 
What come.you all to'Lumberh fairetoſleeps: ;- 11; 1 
Corte buy 1aws ſees I have no-money:tooke, | 
Here, try them on; you'-likea Biſhop looke i - 
And mayger honour, both of greatand'ſmall, | 
And Lord it ore your! : fellow brethiren all: > ;;.}// FR. 
If hat the times ſhould chanceoncemoreto turae,, . 
Then might you Lord it, Iikeas weave done, 
Come hither friend and buy this frlken Gowne, 
I'm ſure you.cannotmateh'r in'Z4mabeth trowne: 
Jn this ſame Gowng did Cantenburrs Grave /| + 
At H1zh-Commiſſion ſhew hisgraceleſle face;, - _ 
Many a ſtorme and ſhowerirt will abide, /.. 
Yea, anda world of knaverie irwill hides: . /Þ 
Sir look upotitatidviewicaryourdcalure;..-- 11; 
- Goeto the price; for you Ifaine would pleaſu U re; re 
Come buy his Graces gowne, the price is mall, 
And if you wilkF'L{el] you grace and all; 

Though hehaye wort'c it's ne*#/theaworſe for wearing 

Girt'it bur clole; and never Rarthe.reating, -, | 
Come buy my Croſſer #affe;;another he begins, 

'Ts excellent to keep dogs: fromyour ſhins: | 
Pray Sirlet me: ſome of your money rake,, 1 | 
And keep this ſtaffe forits old maſters ſake... 

Another comes , as/if his-backe would breake, 
Burthen'd wirh veſtures, and ganthus.to ſpeak, 

I Trinkets Fhave good ſtore; withinmy.;packe z. 

AFpray youview: them ,ang lee what you WS: 3; 


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F ; Lanieth "Fairg; . 

Seefor your love,atidfar your - 
Name whatya want, Heifw you molar 
My packe it4s4Wurdtepe, aoge and faixe, - 
Wherein are cAtittets 5, Copi ronubd and ſquare, ; 
The rat. Epiſeopals, dig {66,- . - 


Arcin my packe}come;pray: youPuypt mM | 
Her's rich embroidred ware, chofe where = pl X 


I havea thouſand fuchilikeknacks as theſe: 

Buy this brave:'Rochet; buy this. tyrious Cope, © +, - 
The Tippit, Scarfe;aieyalbraite fromeche PORes |. 1 
Ile ſclkthemiar a rave:youcannat lone, | 
Orelſe.cxth m-forg! Pair of fp NY 

 Imuſt toRome, Loatihoilt Md ire 

'Tpray yow#buy them; Lmuſt Way... Gag pps 
Then after tharants thisyally Fity, ; J. A OO ION 

A little Frew-cameif yingthiovghitheaire. - 

| y ot his backe'berwiat bis 3yings he 8 

A miniſter ſtuttwith@rofſe; har tore,..;. .. -..* i: of 

"With ſacred Fuats, andagregoitiCherabons,. . 2 

And bellowing lrmmschantingcyrious Hytones Me 
The hallowed Hoft,;qunzPriefis, and.finging, bayes f 

With Antick Criogers,andarhauſanghoyes: pn 

Thusthehthis mighty Wax; :untorhe Faire, - 

# rought his Cabedrapack,thus Raftwithwa res: 

The doors wide-op'r, thetethoaſands came to ſee, 
"The RomiſhReliquesofthe:Hiergrehje; | 
Whercall weteſertoſale;andat low:race, 
Becaule they gary to/wax quireputofidare, | 

Buymy His 1cHtrars;helifis upchis voice, DEF 
All ſorts of: <Wefſe-bookes, hereyaumay have choice, 

Heres Bells bapt/zdwillmakea dajaty 1; aun 6-50 

- Prayif you pleaſe ſepinandringthemround: LN 

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; Heer'sa Cathegara,' ;"'Ol Hg Prreys niet; 
The rareſt thing to biryidl Zaljberh Fire, 
The candid Surplefie,and the, = ; 


Picures for Bibles \and:ath yierty 4h 
_ Here the late Gijvors hid the Yew fouti 
Fo ſell Er cztera Famwve! Toat 
You formerly have heir? Hy trt! 
 Theſearethetoyes wy ao "darken" 
Oath ex officio, herejFye twafh Whig: 
OrHigh commiſſion? Reft prefently.. 
Her's Ember weeks with i gs TAK. #Live; 
Tohelpyou ata pirich whena [lis _— EY 
Her's. Hall dayesto fport Fortthe dh D.2IV8 
Or bopke of paſtimies! for the'$abb eu 
Her's/Deajes, and: Prebentls; Bo Meh Ih Nee STL 
' Of Purſevants, promidtiers ahd —_ CO, 
Chancelours;O cial; \Surrozates; 2 CHA PBEU OY 
"The lofty*Ednriigrs of Conpmifion Wk: -- On 000 ON 
Come-@lt oh adage d 22] 
Heersex'leht wite; ,4sBoodas'tre you ſees ' 21, 1 
TInre Divino thats beednte* vir Dooley) 5 ne 1521 
'We'l.ſel for Wh 6 YOthe COM ER: TIE IOC 
. Burials and Churchmngs em ch grein doerd 3 te 
Upon my word, they" teotnieFromehe whos; F9) 
Then nexrto him a fer fary wrSfl;" "OE CONT 


tie re_ition: | 


Lambeth, Faire... 


Wirth carch him. Pu rl EDIT 


There let him fy me Mai Y 
*Ere he get <A ue if pi AT 
Experimentally, w! | il way 
-Our Courts a OR aroat þ | \- 20 


Come buy them quickly, 'crethey he 
Another Biſhop, witha.Box ppg AP 
Andwithextended Foeebe lou 1] 


Her 5 Licencesto apekooig to WT [ 

WE: wedding's out and y;ou ao joL.d to y 

Come buy a Licences anc Way toibed.: -. 
Wc bo rs, BEE time turns her =o SF 


And (like our  Rhoeh fie red eee 4 


Het? S$K071970 vendle, 426 20 ncy, flies, . Y 


| by r WAIC "adage 2 It; _ t 7 [ IK | 
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F Lambeth, Fare. 
For wearemocked hereby | fawcy Jacks, 


> | They bidthe Prdatr;, to i rs pt it packes:' ' noM. 
! {| Another B/ſbop qliſing ap PRE 51A 
i | Crydoutamain, of livings Thave choice. OY 


Ileſelyou two phrany that you pleaſe, - © g8011 123 
So you'l havemoney coming in with.eaſe!* j 
' If thatto preach, yourfelfyoucan'cindure;; | al 
Get ſome _— Tourney-ras to ſetve your Cures 
You'lquickly lighton ſuch a oneTtrow, . _ ' © | 
'Wehavemademore, then how to live doc know: 0 Þ 
Wax Candels, Tapors, another cryes and calle” (£140: 51 | | 
| Theſebrought1 with me from Cathedral 2 | 
They'l ſcarethe Devill, and put him unto flight, 7 OUS : 
When he perceiv'sa conſecrated light; _ - YU - 
When weat c3/uttens and at Even-ſo me were, 127 110 
Wehad them by us then, deyoid offeare; ''' | Ah ay 
They'l bring delightunto your eyes and noſe," LOW 
They burn b clearand ſmell ſolikea Roſe, 7 © - 
And when you thinkethat ir hath barntenough,”- | * 60 
Then blow it out, you fhafl not fineſt theſnule ;' "3 =—_ 
Orelſe you may on whom you' will beftow'it,/-/i: 2H 
They '1;oy to thinke a Riſhop oncedid oweir, © mboA 
Comehither Friend another loud doth. > T2 | 
Fe ſell you here my pag erert a U 1.1 TT 1 | 
Sir view this Tame, and take itin your hind, of 
This book burlately * no man durſt withſtand, [NG 
Forif he did, and eheraGe did hear, a _ 
Welure Fre make him a Cormuſioner, - Je by AT - 
And ifhe chanc'd Ce COL 19] ; | 
To Linho Patrum, he was ſent for'this; ©! 10 ” aw | | 
Andifhedid notus ſome money give; 1 2 7 -J 
Inthat CHlyfe tray <A ohuet to/livs. OUTS YO, 4 


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Fr © - 1 Lambeth, Fairs 
Money my hear another Jouddorh _——T 
Tice tee-Jam notnow in .Lamberh bull ,.., 
No ſooner from Ditner then was riſen, © 
Men brought me chinke ta freethem-our of priſons. 
F'm broke, Tmbroke,anotherthen did ſay,” ©, >, 
Come buy my hoods Ican nv longer ſtay, © GN! 
What mean ye Sirs? the day is almoſt Tpenr,. 
Come buy my Trinckets all incontinent; . ; © 
Comehither Friend the priceis very ſmaſl,, - 
 leſfellmycog.. it is-Canogicall,” 
Come buy this {ter Sir, if ye beable;\. © 
The vertue ofit is inc{timable, © 
- Buy't Sir, and wear itand then foone T hope, 
You will riſehigher-and become a Fope,, 
Trellyoutreuly had not fortuncleft me, 
I would haye kept it until 


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Ve ill Death bereft me... 
| Itnow beginning to grow towards night, _ -. 
Comes agrave DodZgur running n-withmight,. 
His courage ſtour was ſomething now abatcd, * 
He We bo, Ape Slippers conſecrated, ECD 
| Andcry's come,buytheſeS/ippers here of mine, .-, 
They areemboſſed with Halineſſe Divine, , 
They will nall your wayes preſerve you ſound;, 
And with thegsyou may tread an holy ground, | * 
| If you'l but wearthem, thus Pletell you more, 
You leave the carth, and tothe Heavens may” ſoare : x 
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Ifnotmy ſlippers.then my.-great” B#rmbo, 0” 


Ile ſel't younow; what anſwere: No ono, 
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s Lambeth Faire, 

That this laſt Atupon the EngliſhStage, 
Would forded money, for your Pilgrimage 

To Babylen the great; how ere we dreamd na lefſe; 


Then Ranſom for his priſoned Holineſſe, 
 Buthe:nor-we, muſt by this Lambeth Faire, 


Get help I fee by this our Popiſh ware. 
Whilſt thus the Biſhops there, their guts and they,. 
Cal'd totheir Cu#Fomersto come away, | 
A*Heſſengercame running through the croud, 
And tothe Biſhops thus he:fpake aloud, 
Awayto Rome or Tiburnchufe you whether, 


| Iknow your ſhoesare made of running leather : 


| Forallthe Lawes o'th Land you have out run, 


AndI come heretotell you what is-done , 
The Parliament hath puPd your pride toth' ground, 
And by the Houſe three times your voted downe, 
Yout wars not wortha--, forall your cogging, 
See wherethe Hangman comes away be jogging, 
Alas cridethey, is allour labour loſſe? Ie” 


Others get money, we have but the croſſe 


For weare crollcd inonr expedition, 

And fly wemuſt, for alt 0xfords Petition, 
Yet notwithſtanding lierein lies our hope, 
We ſhall be entertained by the Pope. 

With that like menof Sences quite bereft, 
They ran away and all theirtrinkets left, 

A friend of mine to me did then repaire, 
Deſiring me to pen this famous. Fair. 
Which I have done and have it hereto ſel], 
Come buy the Fair of me and ſo farewell... 


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