Londons joy and tryumph on the installment of Sir William Pritchard Lord Mayor for the ensuing year to the tune of Tangier march.

Londons joy and tryumph on the installment of Sir William Pritchard Lord Mayor for the ensuing year to the tune of Tangier march.

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Londons Ioy and Tryumph. On the Inſtallment of Sir William Pritchard LORD MAYOR for the Enſuing Year.

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Londons Ioy and Tryumph. On the Inſtallment of Sir William Pritchard LORD MAYOR for the Enſuing Year.

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To the Tune of, Tangier March.

I.

LEt the Whigs revile,

The TORIES Smile,

That their buſineſs is Compleated,

Let all Rejoyce

With Heart and Voice,

That the Whig's at laſt Defeated.

The Whigs for Loyalty ſo Fam'd,

With all their hopes are Undone;

Since now brave Pritchard is Proclaim'd

The LOYAL Mayor of London.

II.

You Poliſh Brace

Whoſe Brazen Face,

To the Chair wou'd be Aſpiring,

See the Rabble Crowd

Who Poll'd ſo Loud;

Are bawk'd beyond Admiring;

Learn in time to mitigate

Your bold Tumultuous Fury,

E're you ſhall find, you truſt too late,

To Ignoramus-Jury.

III.

Let P—r Tom

Receive the Doom,

So long due for his Cheating,

Who did purloyn

The CITY Coyn,

To keep up Holy Meeting;

To Rob the Orphan, and the Poor,

His great Diſcharge of Truſt is,

And run upon the Widdows Score,

To do the CITY Juſtice.

IV.

Let Ward Repent,

And Jenks Relent,

Their Practices ſo malitious,

Let Hobland rue

With all the Crew,

That they were ſo Officious;

Such Jews as theſe, who did deny

Their Saviour for a Teſter,

No doubt again wou'd Crucify,

Their Sovereign Lord and Maſter.

V.

For NORTH and RICH,

And every ſuch,

They ſet up a Papillion;

'Gainſt PRITCHARD hold,

With Corniſh, Gold,

With Ryot and Rebellion:

To love the KING can you pretend,

Who Royalliſts deny all;

And with ſuch Vigour dare contend,

Againſt the Man that's Loyal.

VI.

For ſhame in time

Repent your Crime,

Your Ryot and Commotion;

And to the MAYOR,

Who kept the Chair,

Pay all your juſt Devotion;

Such was their Loyalty of late,

To give the KING no Money:

But freely threw away their Plate,

To joyn with Rebel TONEY.

VII.

Thus you before

Did run on ſcore

With Royal CHARLES your Maſter;

Like drunk or mad

Spent all you had

To uphold a bold Impoſture:

Let not Knaves again betray,

And rob you of your Reaſon,

Then leave your Factious Heads to pay

The forfeit of your Treaſon.

VIII.

With all your heat

What did you get?

With all your din and quarter;

But to involve

With each Reſolve

The more-entangl'd CHARTER?

To CHARLES your juſt Allegiance give,

Your PROPERTIES, then plead 'em:

Defending the PREROGATIVE,

You beſt protect your FREEDOM.

§

LONDON: Printed in the year MDCLXXXII.

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Londons joy and tryumph on the installment of Sir William Pritchard Lord Mayor for the ensuing year to the tune of Tangier march.

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1682

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— Londons joy and tryumph on the installment of Sir William Pritchard Lord Mayor for the ensuing year to the tune of Tangier march.,

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[s.n.],. London :: 1682.. (Broadside.) (In verse.) (Reproduction of original in Huntington Library.)

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