JEMMY& ANTHONY.  
To the Tune of, Young Jemmy.  

( 1)  
MONMOUTH is a Brave Lad,  
the like's not in our City;  
He is no TORY Blade,  
give ear unto my Ditty;  
Long may he live in happy Years,  
Victorious may he be;  
And prosper long those Noble Peers,  
Monmouth and Shaftsbury.   

( 2)  
We care not for such Sots,  
as are the Crew of Papish;  
They with their Cursed Plots  
and Treasons, are so Apish;  
But all our City knows them well,  
bad Subjects for to be;  
Then prosper long those Noble Peers,  
Monmouth and Shaftsbury.   

( 3)  
Some say they was bad Men,  
that Swore against the Earl;  
Which hath to England been  
a costly precious Pearl:  
But may they be convinced, that  
their Errors do not see;  
And prosper long those Noble Peers,  
Monmouth and Shaftsbury.   

( 4)  
Some say the Papists think  
to work their overthrow;  
And they so closely link,  
and Plotting was also;  
But God, who brings all things to light,  
his Eyes still open be;  
Then prosper long those Noble Peers,  
Monmouth and Shaftsbury.   

( 5)  
If that their Popish Plots  
had not soon come to light,  
Then all Good Protestants  
had been put to the flight;  
But God does bring them all to light,  
as you may plainly see;  
Then prosper long those Noble Peers,  
Monmouth and Shaftsbury.   

( 6)  
Great Monmouth they've abused,  
and likewise Shaftsbury;  
And with their Tongue misused,  
have said they Traytors be:  
But they that answer to the Laws,  
are Subjects good and free;  
Then prosper long those Noble Peers,  
Monmouth and Shaftsbury.   

( 7)  
And now the simplo Men,  
they are at it again;  
They are not like to Men,  
they are more like to Swine:  
And now they think they are to prove  
self-Murder of godfrey;  
Then prosper long those Noble Peers,  
Monmouth and Shaftsbury.   

( 8)  
And now methinks 'tis strange,  
that he himself should Murder;  
No, no, 'tis but a Shamm,  
that came from Rome, or further:  
For godfrey was a Loyal Man  
to his King and Country;  
Then prosper long those Noble Peers,  
Monmouth and Shaftsbury.   

( 9)  
But these they know it well,  
it was their Popish Crew;  
By some of them he fell,  
for this Good Man they slay:  
But yet for all their cursed Plots,  
we fear not Popery;  
But prosper long our Noble King,  
Monmouth and Shaftsbury.   

( 10)  
And now for to Conclude,  
I think it is no matter,  
If the Popish Plotting Crew  
was hanged up in a Halter;  
Which maketh strife in this our Land,  
as you may plainly see;  
Then prosper long those Noble Peers,  
Monmouth and Shaftsbury.   
FINIS.   

Printed for R. Shuter, Anno MDCLXXXII.