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WHIG upon WHIG:
OR,
A Pleasant Dismal BALLAD
On the Old Plotters newly found out.
To the Tune of, O Hone, O Hone.

[1]
BEloved hearken all,
O Hone, O Hone,
To my sad Rhimes, that shall,
O Hone, Hone,
Be found in Ditty sad,
Which makes Me almost mad,
But Tories Hearts full glad,
O Hone, O Hone.

[2]
Essex has cut his Throat,
O Hone, O Hone,
Russel is Guilty found,
O Hone, O Hone,
Walcot being of the Crew,
And Hone the Joyner too,
Must give the Dev'l his due,
O Hone, O Hone.

[3]
Rumsey swears heartily,
O Hone, O Hone,
West swears He does not lie,
O Hone, O Hone,
L. H------d vows by's Troth,
That they are good Men both,
And take the self same Oath,
O Hone, O Hone.

[4]
I heard some People say,
O Hone, O Hone,
M------h is fled away,
O Hone, O Hone,
And some do not stick to say,
If he falls in their way,
He will have damn'd fair Play,
O Hone, O Hone.

[5]
Armstrong and Gray Got wot,
O Hone, O Hone,
And Ferguson the Scot,
O Hone, O Hone,
Are all run God knows where,
stay they dare not here,
To fix our Grand Affair,
O Hone, O Hone.

[6]
Juries (alas) are thus,
O Hone, O Hone,
There's no Ignoramus,
O Hone, O Hone,
But you'l have Justice done,
To ev'ry Mothers Son,
And be Hang'd One by One.
O Hone, O Hone.

[7]
Now how like Fools we look,
O Hone, O Hone,
Had we not better took
O Hone, O Hone,
Unto our Trades and Wives,
And have kept in our Hives,
Which might have sav'd our Lives,
O Hone, O Hone.

[8]
The King he says, that all
O Hone, O Hone,
That are found Guilty, shall
O Hone, O Hone,
Die by the Ax or Rope,
As they dy'd for the POPE;
Brethren there is no Hope.
O Hone, O Hone.

[9]
The Sisters left behind,
O Hone, O Hone,
Must with Vile Tories Grind,
O hone, O hone,
And still be at their Call,
To play at Up-tails-all;
Nay, to be Poxt and all.
O hone, O hone.

[10]
The Tories now will Drink,
O hone, O hone,
The Kings Health with our Chink,
O hone, O hone,
Queen, Duke and Dutchess too,
And all the Loyal Crew.
Jerney Morblew, Morblew,
O hone, O hone.


Printed by N.T. at the Entrance into the Old-Spring-Garden. 1683.

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