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• Furious3DTJue "Vicail of Beat.mw /v,jjrj i jIn. good King Charles's golden, days,7inmn=$?when Loyalty no harm -meant; Asbe-f-^p^TjfliJiQKÎ^rf^f s5afeg3i j=#High-Church Man I was, and fo I gained Preferment: Unto mydare refift> or touch the Lord's Anointed ; And this is Law, I will main-*%l j it | fg f=f=tf== f^TFTiTrprip iinf'r^tWrfrirHftain un—to -my laying Day Sir., That whatfb-e.ver King Ihall Reign, IiPP m%£PfP^P III 1 1 1 i ^wHI be Vicar of Bray Sir11 1 1 11 1 11+
'SIWhen Royal James, jioffeft the Crown.,~And Popery grew in fafhion,*The Penal Law I Houted down.And read the Declaration'-'The Church of Borne., I found would fit,,Pull well my Conftitution, .And I had been a Jefuit,But for the Revolution.And this is Law, %c-When William, our Deliverer came., ,To heal the Nations Greivance,I turn'd the Cat in Pan again.And fwore to him Allegiance:Old Principles I did revoke, :Set Confcienceat a diftance,Paffive obedience is a JokeAjeft is non reflftance.And this is Law, Jft.When Glorious Ann, became our Q.ueen,The Church of Englands Glory,Another face of things was feen,."And; I became a ToryOccafional Conformifls bafe>I Daran'dj and Moderation,And thought the Church in danger wasjFrom fuch Prevarication.And this is Law, %c.When George in Pudding time came o'er,And Moderate Men look'd big Sir,My Principles I chang'd once more.And fo became a Whigg Sir:And thus Preferment I jjrocur'd.*Prom our Faiths Great Defender,And almoft every day abjur'd.The Pope, and the Pretender.And this is Law, %cThe Illuftrious Houfe of Hannover,And Proteftant Succeffion,To thefe I luftily will fwear,WhilTt they can keep jjoifeffion:For in. my Faith, and Loyalty,I never once will faulter,But George, -my Lawful King fhall be>Except the Times fhou'd alter.And this is Law, %ck*-
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A Pastoral by î r . Cabiy •87^gg
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ThePROTCEof ORANGE'S Welcome. The W
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.GMs>a&LOil a"WATCH hanging at a B
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1?'OU J i]rW J '^^Tiie X, o£ij Beg
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Happy only is the Lover,Whom his Mi
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• AndThe Unwiliing Departure •1
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.My• Willm-me you al- ways was î
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'1HappyM i^'iVl'"Myrtiilo •'iVl1'
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mOne s Lot To low •—•-I e-H-1
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A Two Part SoNG by M r • MORGAN*J
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y hHcfriit'Trrr'i' iDamon and Cloe.
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Charming MyrA-.±21£et hj Mr.LEVER
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Let nothing/ nothing move her.To fa
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The ILacfcys CoirmlairLt for the De
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Cuftode rerum Georgiojnon furorCivi
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,6.4-3.A. $ o:ktg in. the jiew Trag
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J3J-Tweed's Murmers fhould lull her
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The Despaibiug Lover •iol*. Unis
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,OhyVery flowAdvice To Youth • 13
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13S7 TTJ /._ pear ferene. Then fhel
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•ClaRINBA . Set bj M r . W m . Fl
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•»El3A Hunting Song by jyLc. Cas
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•-"-?.-••A TABLE of the SOlsT
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—I/et's be nierrj — .TABLE of t
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Generous Ijove.• rr im ^feIjove's
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& fHr» a iflin*f \ $n*Bowl, great
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IA$cnsrG-. Ihje "Words and ttn&dk.
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..A Song TJie "Words bylftr Paeratt
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1W\> MM iLove and Philosophiest[II^
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lM Hopeless Love . set by . Gouge .
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LOVE and Pku DEUCE • The Words by
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To the Rocks all alone.When I make
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'Like#Advice to Clabjuda. The words
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A Pa-vo-nrite Aire in. Ariadne ,The
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JL Song Set bvJVIr. h J Handel.53La
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»JENNY. Had jo u ftill addreft me.
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_A1Song in the Opeba of Amelia by j
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The CLlIEEN of MaY»To the Tune of
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The Wheedles. •The Words by an. u
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. Peace7S>~P^r\ Jitfrcfi;rir^t&tôf
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!.~Th.e Fair EmeliaA fcJouG by Cap8
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83vond expreTTing, with thee is ev'
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A Slave alone had Pow'r to move*87A
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feFffffPair $ilvia. Set by Mr. Boyc
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Thee., Alaft I cannot give eive it
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iojHer Eyes were fcarce clofed when
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The Distracted IjOver. get by Mr. B
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A Favourite JYIinuet by JYIr. Gtehv
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"wmm * "u.-ji.jfign or Chance, no m
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The Merry Baccanaiiias • n7jres t
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—A Bacchanalian Song The words by
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'mp^Â Favourite Aire121by 3Ir. Han
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This Force of Friendship.* jalet by
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'?2HCastalio's Complaint. Set by Mr
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-Ch-e Expeciatioi127 \How much feir
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'Charming ITejera72fc$et by JYEr. H
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151fagFfSJfc1mbonny Bufh a-boon TRA
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A $cotg- in. the Opera of Amelia by
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.The Female Phaeton.Set by Mr. Dieu
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