EBBA 36212
Manchester Central Library - Blackletter Ballads
A Harmany of Healths, / To the Kings happy Vnion, / With the Parliaments Communion, / To the Princes comming heither, / To the two Dukes together, / To th'two Maryes prosperity, / And the rest o'th' Posterity. | ||
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Date Published | 1647 | |
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Imprint | Printed by John Hammo[nd] | |
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Collection | Manchester Central Library - Blackletter Ballads | |
Page | 2.38 | |
Location | Manchester Central Library | |
Shelfmark | BR f 821.04 B49 | |
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Part 1 | Part 2 | |
Title | A Harmany of Healths, / To the Kings happy Vnion, / With the Parliaments Communion, / To the Princes comming heither, / To the two Dukes together, / To th'two Maryes prosperity, / And the rest o'th' Posterity. | The second part, |
Tune Imprint | The Tune is, Give the Word about, &c. | To the same tune. |
First Lines | COme honest Neighbours all, / sith we are met here, | WHen royall Charles doth come, / to's old abiding, |
Refrain | Here's to our Royall King, / in Spanish Fouutaines, / And to the blest off-spring, / Prince of the Mountaines: / I neither dread rebukes, / nor aduersaries, / Here's a Health to both the Dukes, / and the two Maries. | Here's a Health to our Royall King, / in Spanish Fountaines / And to the blest off-spring, / Prince of Mountaines: / I neither dread rebukes, / nor aduersaries, / Here's a Health to both our Dukes, / and the two Manies. |
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