From Plots and from Spies,
From Treason and Lies,
We shall ever be free;
And the Law shall be able,
To punish a Rebel,
As cunning as he:
Then London, &c.
Rebellion ne'er wanted a Loyal pretence,
These Villains swear all's for the good of their Prince;
Oppose our Elections, to shew what they dare,
And loosing their Charter Arrest the Mayor;
Fool Je—ks was the first o' th' Cuckoldly crew,
With Ell—s and Jea—kll and Hub—lnd the Jew;
Fam'd Sparks of the Town,
For Wealth and Renown,
Give the Devil his due,
And such as we fear,
Had their Soveraign been their,
Had Arrested him too:
Then London, &c.
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The Mouse Trap. Made to a comical Tune in the Country Wake.
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