THE GANG OR THE NINE WORTHIES AND CHAMPIONS, LAMBERT, &c. To the Tune of ROBIN HOOD IT was at the Birth of a winter's morn, With a hay down down a down down, Before the Crow had pissed, That nine Hero's in scorn Of a Parliament forlorn, Walked out with Sword in fist. Johnne Lambert was First, a dapper Squire, With a hay down, &c. A mickler man of might was ne'er in Yorkshire; And he did conspire With Vane Sir Harry a Knight. Desborow next, a goodlier swain, With a hay down, &c. An Easter Sun ne'er see; He drove on a main Without any brain, Such a jolt-head knave was he. Kelsey was a brave buttonmaker, With a hay down, &c. As ever setmould upon scewer; And this wiseaker Was a great pains taker, T'make Lambert's Nose look bluer. The Devout and Holy Major Creed, With a hay down, &c. I known't of what Faith or Sect, Had mounted a Steed, And vowed he would bleed 'Fore Lambert should be checked. Duckenfield (Steel was ne'er so true,) With a hay down, &c. And as wise as ere was Toby Lay in the Purlew. The cockpit Avenue, To hinder the Speakers Go-by. A man of stomach in the next Deal, With a hay down, &c. Was hungry Colonel Cobbet, He would eat at a meal, A whole commonweal, And make a Joint but a Gobbet. The following Champion is Barrow, With a hay down, &c. An Ominous name for a swineherd, He flew like an Arrow, Thither, whence Lord Harry But durst not draw his Whinyeard. Room for Packer a toiling Ditcher, With a hay down, &c. He had set his Spade on edge, He hoped to be Richer By being a Britcher And Lambert his Stake in the hedge. For Nobilities sake we may not forget, With a hay down, &c. That Valiant Mars his true Son, His cobbling Feat, Lacked a Parliament Seat That marksman one eyed Hewson. These being aided with Red Coat & Creepers, With a hay down, &c. After a short Dispute The Liberty Keepers, Were made boo-peepers And the Speaker strucken Mute. But well said Sir Arthur, what time of the day? With a hay dewn, &c. The Parliament's now in their Prime They stand at a Bay, And have missed their Prey And Cowardly curse the time, The second Part. Now Johnne is gone to the North Country. With a hay down, &c. And glad he is to Retire, He cries cram O Cree, Have mercy on me My tail is set a Fire, And Desborough gotten into his Farm. With a hay down, &c. Until they do him need ‛ Meant the House no harm, But took it for a Barn His Lord & he's not agreed. Kelsey is praying for the Dole, With a hay down, &c. Of the Hospital that's Sutton's He is out of the Roll, And hath ne'er a Loap-Hole And now his Arse makes Buttons. And Creed will now believe Sir Arthur, With a hay down, &c. His Steed is chopped for a Jade He will be a Carter, Before a Martyr, And is turned Renegade. Duckenfeld's in a pitiful Case, With a hay down, &c. The Speakers Horses and Coach, Were at stake with the Mace, And he's thrown Aums Ace Tyburn owes him a reproach. By being too greedy Colonel Cobbet, With a hay down, &c. H●s got a Bone in his throat He hath sighed and sobbed And grievously throbbed, But it will not help the choke. Pray take your turn too Mr. Barrow, With a hay down, &c. What think you of your Plot? Your Sow would not Farrow, The hangman's Harrow That Hurdle will be your Lot. Tie him up DVN, 'tis Goodman Packer, With a hay down, &c. That would set up another Nose Had he been a Backer As Colonel Hacker, H''ve lived in spite of his Foes. Hewson's Companions as scabby as coats, With a hay down down a down down. Have infected him with the mange, They have pissed in his boots, He must cry roots, And turn out to turnip must change. London, Printed for Charles Gustavus.