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1. Another halfpenny upon newspapers

First Line:
Another halfpenny upon newspapers
Last Line:
And now rejoice that christmas comes at last
DMI number:
26635

2. As longing bridegroom joined to heavenly fair

First Line:
As longing bridegroom joined to heavenly fair
Last Line:
Till christmas next to serve my master
DMI number:
26633

3. As longing bridegrooms joined to heavenly fair

First Line:
As longing bridegrooms joined to heavenly fair
Last Line:
Till Christmas next to serve my masters
DMI number:
26654

4. As now petitions are in fashion

First Line:
As now petitions are in fashion
Last Line:
The cellar of the sheep's head tavern
Author:
Thomas Warton (Absolute)
DMI number:
26648

5. Delicious news a war with spain

First Line:
Delicious news a war with spain
Last Line:
Will drink confusion to the dons
Author:
Thomas Warton (Absolute)
DMI number:
26649

6. Dismal the news which Jackson's yearly bard

First Line:
Dismal the news which Jackson's yearly bard
Last Line:
And bake these lines beneath a christmas pie
Author:
Thomas Warton (Absolute)
DMI number:
26644

7. Hail to this joyful season of the year

First Line:
Hail to this joyful season of the year
Last Line:
We shall not think that christmas comes too soon
DMI number:
26631

8. Hard times indeed we men of news

First Line:
Hard times indeed we men of news
Last Line:
Find your hearts harder than the times
DMI number:
26642

9. Imaginary terrors scare

First Line:
Imaginary terrors scare
Last Line:
A thought of nought an idle dream
DMI number:
25557

10. My masters all we men of news

First Line:
My masters all we men of news
Last Line:
In verse we newsmen bear the bell
DMI number:
26641

11. Let common newsmen common strains indite

First Line:
Let common newsmen common strains indite
Last Line:
Which arms can execute or Pitt can plan
DMI number:
26636

12. The hallowed season and the joyful time

First Line:
The hallowed season and the joyful time
Last Line:
To peace and plenty conqest and our king
DMI number:
26632

13. The peace is made at last heigh ho

First Line:
The peace is made at last heigh ho
Last Line:
This christmas with a cup of nappy
DMI number:
26640

14. Think of the palms my masters dear

First Line:
Think of the palms my masters dear
Last Line:
Fame from her trumpet answers Pitt
Author:
Thomas Warton (Absolute)
DMI number:
26637

15. We newsmen last week you'd have laughed had you seen us

First Line:
We newsmen last week you'd have laughed had you seen us
Last Line:
We newsmen as in duty bound shall drink
DMI number:
26634

16. We men of news in former days

First Line:
We men of news in former days
Last Line:
To gild the dawn of sixty nine
DMI number:
26647

17. While Jackson tells in weekly prose

First Line:
While Jackson tells in weekly prose
Last Line:
For sent by Pitt her heroes fought
DMI number:
26639

18. Where Captain Jolly's House of Lords

First Line:
Where Captain Jolly's House of Lords
Last Line:
And on our wings abroad his journal flies
DMI number:
26643

19. While we full sadly labour through the winter

First Line:
While we full sadly labour through the winter
Last Line:
At least permit us once a year to dine
DMI number:
26650

20. While each true Briton drops a tear

First Line:
While each true Briton drops a tear
Last Line:
And hail the reign of George the third
DMI number:
26638