First Lines, Burdens, Titles, and Tunes.

66 Pride, the bane of human creatures" Priest of the Parish, The

Prince of Troy, The Wandering

Prince Perkin, A Merry new Ballad on
Princes, A Pattern for

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323, 325; given, 326

tune, mentioned, 138

title and tune, mentioned, 111, 526

title, 406, 420; given, 421

title, mentioned, 415, 416; given, 417

Pritchard, London's Triumph at Instalment of Lord Mayor title, quoted, 282 Procession, The True Protestant. (See "Raree Show.")

Prodigal, The

Prologue at Oxford, A. (By Dryden.)

Prologue refused by the Players, A Lenten. (By Caryl.).....
Prologue spoken to the King, Dryden's

Prologue to Dryden and Lee's "Duke of Guise'
Prologue to Thomas Otway's " Atheist"
Prologue to Thomas Otway's " Orphan "
Prologue to Thomas Otway's " Venice Preserved"
Properties Displayed

sub-title, 440 title, 405

mentioned, 570; quoted, 626

quoted, 315

quoted, Introduction

1682.")

title, 469

sub-title, 67

title, 108

title, quoted, 622 title, qd., 35 title, quoted, 35 title, quoted, 237, 238

Prophecy of Another Great Frost, Erra Pater's
Prophecy, The Windsor. (By Jonathan Swift.)
Prophetical Catch, A. (See "O! the Plot-Discoverers ")
Protestant Flail, The (Luttrell copy marked "14 June,
Protestant Joiner, Loyal Song on the Death of the
Protestant Joiner to Anthony, Congratulation of the
Protestant Procession, The True (see "Raree Show")
Protestant Satire, The ("How wise and happy are")
Protestant Standard set up, The True
"Proud with the spoils of Royal cully"

Queen Jeanie (Queen Jeanie travail'd six weeks or mair)
Querpo, Titus Oates again in

sub-title, 440 title, quoted, 706 sub-title, 651 568

mentioned, 586 title, quoted, 214 title, quoted, 219 tune, 526

title, mentioned, 739

mentioned, 739 sub-title, quoted, 598

AMBLE, Captain Alex. Radcliffe's (= "While Duns were ") tune, 728

Religio Laici ("Dim as the borrow'd beams")
Religion a Cloak for Villainy. (See Vol. IV. p. 250)
Remember, ye Whigs, what was formerly done!"(1682)

Return from Shipwreck, On the Duke of York's

sub-title, 553

title, quoted, 344 sub-title, 641 title, 124, 153 title, 170

Return, Heroic Poem on the Duke of York's title, ment., 151 to 157, 292

Riot upon Riot; or, A Cant upon arresting, etc.
Rochester's Farewell to the Court

Rochester's Ghost to the Secretary of the Muses
Rochester's Satire ("Must I with patience")

sub-title, 45

sub-title, quoted, 227, 271

title, quoted, 44, 226, 489 title, quoted, 225

title, quoted, 216, 638 title, quoted, xx, 389

Rochester's Satire on Charles the Second (="Chaste, pious ") quoted, 508, 698

Rochester's Satire on Charles the Second (="In the Isle ")
Rome's Cruelty; or, The Earl of Essex, etc.
Rooke and Dawe, Epigram on

"Room, room for great Algernon!"

Round, boys, a bumper to Lorraine! (By J. S.)
Roundhead, The Riddle of the

"Rouse, rouse, my lazy myrmidons" (sixth verse is
"Rouse up, great genius of this potent land"
"Rouse up, great Monarch, in the Royal Cause!"
Royal Family, The Well-Wishes to the
Royal Pole, The

Royal Victory, King James's

Royalist, Epilogue to D'Urfey's play of The
Royalist, Song in D'Urfey's play of The

quoted, 213

quoted, 123

title, mentioned, 316

given, 219

432

614, 615

329, 330

title, 324

title, 323

Russell's Execution (see "You Traitors of England") Russell's Farewell ("Oh! the mighty innocence") Russell's Farewell, Lord (=" Pride, the bane") Russell's Last Farewell, Lord (="Farewell, farewell ") and tune, 323, 659, 660, 690, 724; given, 691 447, et seq.

Salutation, Newgate (="Old Stories of State ")
Sardanapalus: a Satire (="Happy, great Prince")

title, quoted, 599 burden, quoted, 600 title, quoted, 513 title, mentioned, 125

First Lines, Burdens, Titles, and Tunes.

Satire against Folly and Knavery, A
Satire against Marriage, Lord Rochester's
Satire against Persecution, A

Satire against Whiggism, A Loyal

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sub-title, mentioned, 160 title, mentioned, 32 sub-title, mentioned, 169, 499 title, quoted, 36, 137, 138 mentioned, 125 quoted, 213 title, quoted, 127 title, quoted, 107 quoted, 508, 688 quoted, 123

Satire attributed to John Oldham (see "Sardanapalus ")
Satire by Rochester (Must I with patience")
Satire in answer to a Friend (= ""Tis strange that you")
Satire Lady Fretchwell's Song on the Wives

Satire on Charles the Second ("Chaste, pious, prudent")
Satire on Charles the Second ("In the Isle of Great Britain
Satire on the Charter ("As Samson's strength")
Satire on the Players ("The censuring world")
Satire: The Court Burlesqued

")

title, mentioned, 249 title, quoted, 214 125, 150, 209, 210

title, quoted,

title, quoted, 128

title, quoted, 706

Satire: The Ladies' March (="Stamford's Countess")
Satire, The Protestant ("How wise and happy")
Satire: "This way of Writing," etc.

.....

quoted, 110, 673 quoted, 643, 705 quoted, 129, 673 title, quoted, 33, 213 176, 181; given, 184 title, 125 to 127, 130 title, quoted, 136 title, quoted, 136 quoted, passim

Satire to Julian ("Julian, how comes it")
Satire to Julian ("Send forth, dear Julian")
Satire Unmuzzled (=“Who'd be the man ")..
Satire upon Coffee, A
title, mentioned, 169,
Satire upon the Mistresses, A (= "Immortal Powers!")
Satire: Whigland (="Since all the world")
Satire Windsor (="Methinks I see our mighty M.")
Satires, various other (indexed under first lines, or titles)
Satirical Letter to C. W. ("Here, take this W.") title, quoted, 218, 447, 448
Satisfaction in the taking of Monmouth, The Loyal Subjects'
Saviour of the Nation.....

.....

title, 649

...... burden, 605 to 607 part title, 613

quoted, 139

burden quoted,

and tune, 139, 148

title, quoted, 46

title, quoted, 673

title, quoted, 438

Scholar-Gipsy, Matt. Arnold's ("Go! for they call you")
School of the Heart (Henry Alford's poem)
Scot, The Loyal (="Bread of Gued")
Scotch Couple, The New-married.....
Scotch Lass's Constancy, The

title, quoted, 431

title. quoted, 264, 280 title, mentioned, 295

title, 244, 262, 280; given, 263 sub-title, mentioned, 295 sub-title, 653, 655

Scroggs upon Scroggs (=Justice in Masquerade)
Scuffle, The Coffee (= "Of giants," etc.)

sub title, mentioned, 437 title, quoted, 171, 182

Second Part of Absalom and Achitophel. (See "Absalom and A.") 542, etc.

Second Part of the Litany for St. Omer's
Second Part of the Scotch Wedding

"See here the minor undergraduate tool!"
"See, the Vizor's pull'd off, and the rebels are arming'
Sejanus; or, The Popular Favourite, etc.
"Send forth, dear Julian, all thy books"

Session, The Lovers' (= "A Session of Lovers")
Sessions of the Poets ( "Since the sons," etc.)
Shaftesbury and Walcot, Dialogue between
Shaftesbury's Death, An Essay on the Earl of

602

651

title, mentioned, 238, 297 quoted, 129, 673

title, q. 213, 346, 569, 570 title, quoted, 346 mentioned, 432 title, mentioned, 238

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The Roxburghe Ballads' Index:

Shaftesbury's Farewell

Shaftesbury's Flight, Loyal Song of Exultation upon
Shakespeare, quotations from (not indexed)

Shall I? Shall I ?

Sham Plots discovered in One True One, Five Years'
Shepherdess, The Surprised

Shepherd's Enjoyment, The

Sheriffs of London and Westminster, The Loyal
Sheriffs of London, Arresting the Loyal L.M. and
Sheriffs of London, Confirmation of the

Shipwreck of the Gloucester Frigate (=“Great James,"
Shipwreck, On the Duke of York's Return from
Siege of Vienna, The (A poem by W.C., query Cleland)
Simon the King, Old Sir

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title, 239 sub-title, 234 passim

title, mentioned, 349 title, quoted, 486 title, mentioned, 349 sub-title, 564 title, 227 sub-title, quoted, 225 sub-title, quoted, 227

etc.)

title, 519 title, 170

title, mentioned, 350 tune, 144, 421

quoted, 136

709

quoted, 124 quoted, 730

34

61

Sin, A Vision of. (By Alfred Tennyson.) title, quoted and alluded to, 17, 526 "Since all the world's grown mad, I'll e'en go sing " "Since by just flames the guilty piece is lost "Since Cleaveland is fled, till she's brought to bed" "Since Faction ebbs, and rogues grow out of fashion" "Since Plotting's a trade, like the rest of the nation' "Since, poor Whigs, our Senate's gone "Since Popish Plotters join'd with bog-trotters "Since Reformation with Whig's in fashion" "Since the Duke is return'd, we'll defy all the Whigs" "Since the Sons of the Muses grew numerous and loud " "Since there are some that with me see the State" Sing-Song on Clarinda's Wedding. (By Jn. Cleaveland.) Sir Eglamore

Sir Thomas Armstrong. (See "Armstrong.")

Sir Thomas Jenner's Speech to his Wife and Children "Sir William in arcta custodia lies!"

Sir William Jones, Epitaph on

Sir William Waller turned out of the Commission

Slighted Maid (The); or, The Pining Lover
Smithfield, The Crafty Cracks of East

So a Tory I will be, will be, etc.

"So left the world Jerusalem's great guide"

"So weapons prosper which are form'd 'gainst Heaven!

201, 202 200, 201 154

quoted, 346 243

title, quoted, 416 tune, 78, 80, 600

587 burden, 276 sub-title, 80 tune, 144, 421 ...part title, 481, etc. title, quoted, 725

481 title, 481 sub-title, quoted, 233 title, mentioned, 89 title, mentioned, 32 burden, quoted, 227 mentioned, 508 300

title, 383, 384 tune, 668, 6+9

title, 669; quoted, 680

"Some say the Plot goes on, and some for Rebellion hope"
Son, The Penitent

Song, A New ("Would you have at your devotion")
Song at the Bannatyne Club (Walter Scott's).....

Song by Matthew Taubman (on the Oxford Parliament)
Song by Tom Brown (=“What a pox d'ye tell me "")
Song, Jack Ketch's New

Song of the Times, A New

Song of the Wives, Lady Fretchwell's

First Lines, Burdens, Titles, and Tunes.

Song on Saint Martin's Feast (29th May, 1685), A
Song on Sobieski and Foes Foreign and Domestic, A New
Song on the Old Plot, A New

Song on the Times, A

Song sung before the King at Winchester, A New

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title, 630

title. 383, 384

title, 454, 476; given, 455

title, 726, 727

title, 332, 335

Song to the Child of Spring (W. Nind's translation of Geibel's) quoted, 416

Songs (Loyal and various, without other title)
Sophronia: Verses written occasionally, etc.
Sophyrus (see" There is an old story")
Sorrow ("O Sorrow! Sorrow!")

title, 393, 394, 395, etc.

title, quoted, 389 title, quoted, 346, 438 unmentioned title, 393

title, quoted, 725 title, quoted, 369 translation), quoted, 353

(W. Nind's translation), quoted, 416 title, mentioned, 203

Speech to his Wife and Children. Sir Thomas Jenner's Speech to the Ottoman Forces at Belgrade Spinnerinn am Kreux, Die title (Dr. W. Whewell's Spring (Geibel's) Song to the Child of Stags, The Duel of the. (See "Duel.") "Stamford is her sex's glory "Stamford's Countess led the van (=Ladies' March) "Stand forth, ye damn'd deluding Priests of Baal!" Stand thy ground, Old Harry!

Standard set up, The True Protestant
State and Ambition

quoted, 128

quoted, 133, 134, 180 mentioned, 481

tune, mentioned, 212

"State and ambition, alas! will deceive ye' "State and ambition, Joy to great Cæsar!" State of England, The Present "As I was musing ") title, mentioned, 252 State of England, The Present (" Jack Presbyter's up") Statesmen, The Young ("Clarendon had law and sense") Stationers, Song in Praise of the Loyal Company of Stewart, Epigram upon Sir James

title, 254 title, quoted, 715 title, quoted, 247 title, 587 ment., 153, 292 title, mentioned, 349 title, quoted, 124

"Still with our sins, still with our furies crost" (Duke's Return) Strange News from Plymouth

Strumpet, England's Court (=" Since Cleaveland's fled ")

Subject's Good Will, etc., The Loyal

Subjects, The Contented

Subjects, The Mournful

Success of the Two English Travellers. The

Succession to the Crown of England, The Right of

Suffolk's Calamity, The Duchess of

title, 69 title, 166

title, 508, 527

title, 543 title, 11, 54

Suffolk Miracle, The (= "A wonder stranger ne'er was known ") title, m., 741

Supplement to the late Heroic Poem, A

Surprised Shepherdess, The

tune, 508, 526, 527 title, mentioned, 136 title, mentioned, 349

"Sweet England's pride is gone: O hone! O hone !" and tune, ment., 313, 534

TAKE away that star and garter!", (unmentioned first line) "Take comfort, Christians all!"

quoted, 690 mentioned, 349

tune, 282, 454, 455, 473, 476

sub-title, 474

title, 474

384 quoted, 477

title, quoted, 259

sub-title, quoted, 457, 458, 468