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A65586 Select and choice poems collected out of the labours of Captain George Wharton. Wharton, George, Sir, 1617-1681. 1661 (1661) Wing W1558; ESTC R33587 35,485 96

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River brought from Amwel-spring Years 42 Since we Bermudas first inhabited Years 42 Since Learned Rawleigh's noble Blood was shed Years 38 Since last a Comet in the Scorpion seen Years 38 Since that brought death to Ann our James's Queen Years 37 Since Charles with cares as well as gold was crown'd Years 31 Since his fair Queen first trod on English ground Years 31 Since Londons last great Plague from Heaven sent Years 31 Since then at Oxford sate the Parliament Years 31 Since Buckinghams great Duke so basely slain Years 28 Since England did conclude a Peace with Spain Years 27 Since living Charles first breath'd this loathsome air Years 26 Since Rev'rend LAVD began St. Pauls repair Years 22 Since the Late King advanc'd against the SCOT Years 17 Since Peace concluded but intended not Years 17 Since Wolves and Foxes first were idoliz'd Years 16 Since Learned Straffords Blood was sacrific'd Years 15 Since Sects and Tumults set the Land on fire Years 15 Since the dead King was forced to retire Years 15 Since Hotham shut Hull-gates against the King Years 14 Since ruined for thoughts to let him in Years 12 Since we with Essex vow'd to live and die Years 14 Since we cashier'd him of his Excellency Years 12 Since Charles his Royal Standard streaming stood Years 14 Since Keinton-field deep dy'd with English blood Years 14 Since Cheapside-Cross for Conscience sake did fall Years 13 Since Moses Tables forc'd to give the wall Years 13 Since the Scotch Army marched to our aid Years 13 Since they return'd from Hereford well paid Years 13 Since Vxbridge Overture's initiation Years 12 Since Love belcht firebrands that consum'd the nation Years 12 Since first we felt the vertue of a Tax Years 12 Since glorious Laud triumphed o'er the Ax Years 12 Since Common-Prayers ceas'd abjured rather Years 12 Since the wise Synod voted God the Father Years 12 Since Naseby-field first own'd that fatal blow Years 11 Since even poor women felt the overthrow Years 11 Since pensive Charles left Oxford in disguise Years 10 Since he to treacherous Scots became a prize Years 10 Since Henderson receiv'd his Mortal Wounds Years 10 Since Scotch-men sold their Prince for English pounds Years 10 Since Holmby-house restrain'd his further flight Years 10 Since Joyce surpriz'd him in the dead of night Years 9 Since he had terms propos'd and promis'd right Years 9 Since fairly juggl'd into th' Isle of Wight Years 9 Since there the sinful Treaty did commence Years 8 Since broken off he forthwith hurry'd thence Years 8 Since the old Commons took a purging dose Years 8 Since CHARLES made truly great and glorious Years 8 Since they the House of Lords did useless doom Years 8 Since Kingship dangerous and burthensome Years 8 Since the Supremacy was Eastward bound Years 8 Since our Allegiance bury'd under ground Years 8 Since CHARLES's Crown exposed to a rate Years 8 Since England hight the Title of Free-State Years 7 Since Scotland tasted of Heav'ns ireful Cup Years 5 Since English Hogs ate our dear Brethren up Years 5 Since Mars unroosted those had twelve years rul'd Years 3 Since Madmen on their Ruines 'gan to build Years 3 Since that illiterate Conclave's Dissolution Years 3 Since this blest Governments first Institution Years 3 This is added out of his Ephemer 1655. Since Time was pregnant of a Lord Protector Years 2 Since she brought forth a more then Trojan Hector Years 2 Since London feasted him at Grocers Hall Years 2 Since Viner the first Knight amongst us all Years 2 Since peace concluded with the High-born Dutch Years 2 Since the shrill Trumpet nois'd it to be such Years 2 Since Knights and Burgesses their free Election Years 2 Since winnowed and made of one complexion Years 2 Since they conven'd and sate with blest intent Years 2 Since they presum'd to tune the Instrument Years 2 Since found flat-guilty of that High-Ambition Years 2 Since taught the meaning of a Recognition Years 2 Since some like Rats forsook the falling House Years 2 Since others big with Mountains dropt a Mouse Years 2 Since the Protector set their sins before them Years 2 Since he dissolved never to restore them Year 1 Since Noble James the Duke of Lenox dy'd Year 1 Since perjur'd Falc'ner wisely stept aside Year 1 Since Wiltshire's Insurrection broach'd new fears Year 1 Since the grand seisure of the Cavaliers Year 1 For the continuing this Ingenuous Chronologie to any time you need but adde the elapsed years between your proposed year and the year 1656. and 't is done Examples are needless 2. Over the Festivals Why raile we not at superstitious days Pull Crosses down and burn the harmless Bays Why do we not inhibit Common-Pray'rs And threaten Bridewel to the Cock-pit Players How can our tender Consciences digest Organs and Altars stand they East or West Plum-broth and Pies made of Malignant-Paste Which erst the Godly would not dare to taste And plead Allegiance now that Fatal Stroke Hath cut the Chain and cleft in two the Yoke The change is great and may be well defended But 't is enough to say The work is ended 2. Over the Table of Kings Yet yet the Regal Table courts the Nation Kings are not out of date though out of fashion 3. Under the Table of Kings Two Williams twice four Henries Stephens but one Three Richards twice three Edwards and a John One Mary one Elizabeth a James And Charles five times five Soveraigns with ten names Who numbers more transgresses out of Reason God save my Cow and that I hope 's no Treason 4. Over the Table of Terms The Chancery's reform'd and so are we All things enjoy their pristine Purity Under the Table of Terms Lawyers 't is true like new-set Milstones grinde Their Rough-shod-Clients yet are they the wind That drive the sayles Who 's most blame-worthy then The G●inding Lawyers or Litigious Men Sate I as Judge the Lawyers should go free Such Clowns on Calthrops till they could agree 5. In January Where our third Edward that Puissant King VVas born to conquer France I rudely sing VVhere Kings have Captives been that stately wall Confines my Muse for sin Original Help you that can or have my verse excus'd That Shepherd poorly Pipes whose Reed is bruis'd 6. In March Chronus the Virgin Mars the Bull ascends And by their Trine assure us they are friends VVhen boist'rous Knaves meet and salute each other Their common phrase is How Devil dost thou Brother The Graver sort abhor that hellish note Yet in the fear of God they 'll cut your throat 7. In July 'T is false to say Dog-days but now begin Since thrice five years have nought but Dog-days bin Or that in England Sirius biteth not Whilst we have such deep wounds and days so hot But Sirius quickly sets elsewhere to burn Then shall our Dog-days into HALCYON turn 8. In September Two haughty Rebels yet of heav'nly race Invade the Virgins Confines