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 eng Broadsides -- England -- London -- 17th century eebo Iter boreale: or Esq; Spare-penny's departure to the north. July the third. n/a 1682 2 492 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A This text has no known defects that were recorded as gap elements at the time of transcription. 2014-04 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2014-10 Sampled and proofread 2014-10 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2015-03 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
Iter Boreale : OR Esq ; SPARE-PENNY's DEPARTURE to the NORTH . JULY the Third . AFter long Practis'd Malice in the South , Brutus , ( the People's Ear , the People's Mouth , ) At length most prudently has Sally'd forth , And Cautiously retired to His North : His Poyson he has left behind in London , By whose Infection Whigland's Chiefs are undone . Charter lyes bleeding , Orphans joyned Crys Reach Heaven , while the Guilty Causer flys : Whole Corporation suffers for believing Sneaksby , who but one Garret had to live in : Yet had he had his Arbitrary Swing , Would All our Nobles to his Nine-pence bring : Would curtail Monarchs , and by Grand Debate Reduce Great Britain to an Hamburgh State , ( For Eighty Two should be as Forty Eight . ) But since Great Ends by Providence are cross'd , And Jesuit-Whigg Designs in Blanket's toss'd ; Since Jurors must no longer be forsworn , Nor private sense 'gainst solemn Oath suborn ; Since O's Deposal's are immortaliz'd , And El — still remains Uncircumcis'd ; Since Loyalty must take , and All are for't ; Since Pomfret Eloquence wont take at Court ; Since Riots for the Publick Weal can't be Secure , without Invading Royalty ; And legal Bearings-up against the Power , ( In Peoples Right ) force Demagogues to th' Tower : Since All the Juyce of Tony's Tap's quite spent , Which suckled long both Good Old Cause , and Trent ; ( For some , who this Way look , are that Way Bent ; ) Since Bacon's Brazen Head fix'd on His Shoulders , TIME WAS , can onely say to Property Upholders : Since Legal Monarchy must Rule the Roast , And C — determin'd is to Keep his Post : Since Envy , Hatred , Malice , do small Feats ; Party Detected in All Holy Cheats ; Thousands of Guinneys can't have Influence On Him who hath of Loyalty Due sense ; Since neither Wapping-Treats nor Whiggshead Clubbs Assert the Right of Perkin , or the Tubbs ; Since Truth , and Onely Truth must now prevail , Maugre St. Tony's Tap , or Steven's Flail ; And Brutus , lately London's Demagogue , No Office have but where men disembogue : 'T is Time , High Time to quit that Hated Place , Where nought but Loyal must dare shew its face : So Fiends Associate-Wizzards still forsake , Cajol'd with Hopes until they come to Stake : Thus Inmate Rats , who first espy the Flaw In Ruinous Buildings , prudently withdraw : HE smells Whigg-Babel's Fall , & parting , seems to say , Perish Ye with your Cause , so I be out o' th' Way .

London : Printed for the Cobler of Agawam ; By the Assigns of Col. Hewson . 1682.