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171. Ye sons of old Oxford be merry and sing

First Line:
Ye sons of old Oxford be merry and sing
Last Line:
For the rumpers were rumped by the Dedington blues | Sing Tantarara true blue true blue &c
DMI number:
24240

172. Ye freeholders all pray attend to my song

First Line:
Ye freeholders all pray attend to my song
Last Line:
That you mayn't vote against em they'll beat out their brains
DMI number:
24420

173. Ye freeholding rabble attend to my song

First Line:
Ye freeholding rabble attend to my song
Last Line:
And huzza my brave boys for the lord and Sir John
DMI number:
33344

174. You freeholders all that love English beer

First Line:
You freeholders all that love English beer
Last Line:
For we all adore em and so does the king
DMI number:
38362

175. Would they who have nine years looked sour

First Line:
Would they who have nine years looked sour
Last Line:
A commonwealth or else King James | For now's the time
Author:
Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:
4982

176. Would you send Kate to Portugal

First Line:
Would you send Kate to Portugal
Last Line:
And once more make Charles king again | This is the time
Author:
John Wilmot (Speculation)
DMI number:
4750

177. You pinnacle flyers where would you advance

First Line:
You pinnacle flyers where would you advance
Last Line:
Whilst popery and tyranny both tumble down | Instead of a bowl &c | A halter &c
DMI number:
8071

178. You've heard how at Oxford a grand cavalcade

First Line:
You've heard how at Oxford a grand cavalcade
Last Line:
So the rump at the bear shall prove a bare rump | Sing tantarara rumps down rumps down | Sing tantarara down rumps
DMI number:
24422

179. You vicars and curates and lecturers all

First Line:
You vicars and curates and lecturers all
Last Line:
And who knows by whom at length much regarded | O Cheverell O Cheverell twere better for we | That thou wert hanged on the triple tree
DMI number:
13233