Golden Days of Good Queen Bess, The. (By John Collins.)

Good Fellow, The. (By Tom Brown.)

Good Fellow, The Careless (=The Claret-Drinker's Song)
"Good Fellows all, I pray, draw near
Good Fellow's Design, The

Good Fellow's Frollic; or, Kent-street Club, The
"Good Heraclitus, let's have no quarrel'

mentioned, 152, 642

175
quoted, 643

643, 645

mentioned, 342

sub-title, 645
mentioned, 30
179
burden mentioned, 205

....144, 205, 633, 634
burden mentioned, 205

(to be given in next volume) mentioned, 464

Good Old Cause, The Downfall of the.....
"Good people all, I pray, draw near
"Good people, I pray, now attend to my Muse"
Gowlin, The

Grant me thy affection, or else I shall die
Grave, Heine's (Matthew Arnold's poem on),
"Great Britain is agreed, I hear "

Great Britain's Joy and Hope on Monmouth
Great Jemmy

"Great Sir, I cannot but congratulate'
"Great troubles in this Land hath been "
"Great York has been debarred of late"

260, 267

...546, 597, 598, 610

quoted, 267
477

mentioned, 313

.....tune, 657

...... burden varies, 394

Grief crowned with Joy, The Despairing Youth's
Guide for New Beginners, A......

Gun, The Protestant (Croppy Song, 1798)
Gunpowder Plot, Verses upon the

burden, title, tune,

Gwynne and D. of Portsmouth, Three Dialogues between Nell

title and chorus, mentioned, 593

"Hang out your cloth, and let the trumpet sound"

"Hang Sorrow! cast away Care!"

mentioned, 591
tune, 154

66

Happy and free, securely blest"

Happy Lover, The .....

Happy Lovers, The Two

Harvest Home Ballad

"Hark thee, Will, I'll tell thee some news

Hasty Wedding; or, William's Patience Rewarded, The mentioned, 343, 346

"Have you not heard of a Fellow?" (See "Did you.")

Haymarket Hectors, The

Health, A New Song on the King's

Health, The Courtier's

Health, The King's

quoted, 263
493

mentioned, 157

mentioned, 453, 482
388, 389

Heaven confound all their devices, and preserve us from the Plot !
Hectors, The Haymarket

Heine's Grave (By Matthew Arnold, 1867)
Help in time of need, The Loving Wife's
Hell, News from

Henry and Elizabeth, A Dialogue between
Heraclitus Ridens Addressed (on the Meal-Tub Plot)
"Here lie the relics of a martyr'd Knight"
"Here lies the Wolf-Justice, a butcherly knave
"Here's a Health to jolly Bacchus!"

"Here's a Health to the man who ne'er did oppose
Hero and Leander

quoted, 656, 665, 666

quoted, 561

568, 572, 573, 575, 576

mentioned, 367

tune, 65, 205, 257, 264, 292, 293, 305, 342

Hey, brave Popery! ho, brave Popery!
Hey for Tom of all Trades!

Hey ho! holiday!.

Hide Park

Hind and Panther, Dryden's poem of The
"His Holiness has three great Friends"

History of Alexander and Ludwicke, The pleasant
History of Hodge, The

"Hold, Stygian sculler, what hast brought me here ?"
Holy Pedlar, The

quoted, 290, 296, 304

mentioned, 65
mentioned, 26
tune, mentioned, 516

.....

mentioned, 516

mentioned, 547

sub-title, 130
mentioned, 301

quoted, 172

mentioned, 361

sub-title, quoted, 309, 458

"How dull and how insensible a beast" (See Essay on Satyr)

"How far are they deceiv'd who hope in vain!"

"How now, Jockie, what again!"

quoted, 209

mentioned, 542
quoted, 569, 570
mentioned, 407

588

574

541

616, 634

288, 351

Hudibras....

Hue and Cry after Jack Presbyter

Hue and Cry after the Shag Breeches, A

quoted, 471, 476, 478, 661
(to be given in next volume), 254
sub-title, 31

Hue and Song after Patience Ward (=“ All hail to London's ") quoted, 210

Hunger and Cold (see properly "From Hunger ")

Hypocrites, The Satire against

IAM a brisk and bonny Lass"

"I am a poor man, God knows'
"I am a true-born Cavalier"

mentioned, 253

616, 620
quoted, 216
.....tune, 605
mentioned, 541

mentioned, 401
quoted, 486, 487
240

I languish all night, and I sigh all the day
"I languish all night, and sigh all the day" (Roxburghe Ballad)
"I languish all night, and sigh all the day" (Ravenscroft's Song)
"I live not where I love "

"I once of my mind box'd the Compass all round

"I pray now attend, and give ear to the jest"

"I prithee, dear Portsmouth, now tell me thy mind"

quoted, 288

quoted, 373
mentioned, 313

63

63

61

and tune, mentioned, 343

"I prithee, Portsmouth, tell me plain, without dissimulation"

"I should be glad to see Kate going

quoted, 270
521

"I sigh all the night, and languish all day" (Variation of "I languish ") 62
"I sing a doleful tragedy, Guy Fawkes the Prince," etc.
"I sing a woful ditty, of a wound that long will smart -a
"I sing the story of a scoundrel Lass"

"I spied a nymph trip over the plain
"I tell thee, Dick, where I have been'
"I walking near a Prison wall

"I who from drinking ne'er could spare an hour"
"I will go to my Love," A Mock Song to
"I will go to my Love, that lies in the deep" (See also "I'll go ")
"I will go to my Love, where she lies in the Park'
I would I were in my own Countree!
"If all the gods should now a fancy take
"If Cecil the wise from his grave could arise '
"If Heaven be pleas'd when sinners cease to sin
"If I live to grow old, for I find I grow down"
"If I wear out of date, as I find I fall down
"If Love's a sweet passion, why does it torment?
"If Rome can pardon sins, as Romans hold"

If still while they liv'd they'd be always in love
"If Sylla's Ghost made bloody Catiline start"
"If that be true your Lordship says
"If the Whigs shall get up, and the Tories
"If thou wilt know how to choose a Shrew
"If Wine be a cordial, why does it torment?"
"If you to my words now will attend" (Sequel, promised)
"If you're deceiv'd, it is not by my cheat"
"I'll go to my Love, where he lies in the Deep
Ill-gotten Goods seldom thrive

Imitation of the Tenth Satire of Horace (="Well, Sir," etc.) quoted, 569, 570

"Jack Presbyter and the Sons of the Pope" (see "John P.")
"Jack Presbyter's up, and hopes at one swoop" (In next volume)
Jack Presbyter's Wish

James's Lamentation for the Loss of Three Kingdoms, King
Jane Shore, The Meeting in Paris with the Ghost of

Jeffereys (Lord Chief Justice and Chancellor, Ballads on Sir G.) mentioned, 312
Jemmy, Great

Jubilee, The Protestant's

Judgement, (Lord Byron's) A New Vision of
Judge and Jury in Eutopia, The Pope's Advice to his
Judge's Creed Replied, The Unjust

Judges, To the Ten Dispensing (="Dignified things")
Julian, a Consolatory Epistle to
Julian, A Familiar Epistle to
Julian, An Epistle to
Justice, The Wolf
Justification, The Jesuits'

ENT Street Club, The

K Kentish Frollic, The

Kentish Miracle, The
Kentish Wonder, The

Kind Country Lovers, The

Kind Lady, The

Kind William; or, Constant Betty

King Charles the Second's Restoration (
King Charles the Second's Restoration (:
King James's Jig

King Leir and his Three Daughters

"King Lewis, my friend"

sub-title, mentioned, 30

mentioned, 436
mentioned, 361, 367
mentioned, 361, 367
sub-title, 434
mentioned, 30
mentioned, 343

Kingdom's Monster uncloaked from Heaven, The
King's Answer to Monmouth's Letter, The
King's-Bench Salutation, The

King's Delight, The

King's Deliverance at Newmarket, The
King's Health, A New Song on the
King's Health, The

Knight, The Melancholy

Knight, The Uncasing of the

Knight, The Ungrateful

507, 511

507, 513

tune, 384, 442, 443

mentioned, 3

mentioned, 313
mentioned, 135

Knight with a Christian name Satirized, A Pagan

"Know then, my Brethren, Heaven is clear"

Lamentation for the loss of Amintas, Dorinda's.....

Lamentation for the loss of their agent Stafford, The Papists'
Lamentation for the loss of three Kingdoms, King James's
Lamentation, Miles Prance's Sorrowful

Lamentation, Oates's (bis)

Lamentation of a Penitent Sinner, The Sorrowful

Lamentation of a Sinner, The

Lamentation of Mary of Modena, late Queen, etc.

Lamentation, Portsmouth's

Lamentation, The Deluded Lass's