The Pepys Ballads. Volume VII The Pepys Ballads, Volume 7: 1693-1702: Numbers 428-505

Rollins Hyder Edward : Hyder Edward Rollins was Professor of English at Harvard University. PREFACE CONTENTS 428. The injured children 429. The bloody-minded midwife 430. The midwife’s maid’s lamentation 431. The midwife’s sorrowful confession 432. England’s happiness 433. The religious turncoat 434. The modern fanatical reformer 435. The passionate maid of Rochester 436. The perjured sailor 437. Summers’s frolic 438. The valiant seaman’s courage 439. The valiant soldiers’ lamentation for Talmash 440. The French satire 441. The murtherers’ lamentation 442. The Maidstone miracle 443. The royal funeral 444. The Westminster wonder 445. Mr. Moor the tripeman’s lamentation 446. The counterfeit coiner 447. The unnatural husband 448. The glory of Flanders 449. The triumph of Namur 450. The traveler’s repentance 451. King William’s welcome home 452. The shoemakers’ triumph 453. The royal progress 454. The French monstrous beast 455. The banished duke 456. King William’s courage and conquest 457. The loyal statesman 458. The Dorsetshire tragedy 459. Love overthrown 460. The London tragedy 461. The Bristol tragedy 462. The cook-maid’s tragedy 463. The false-hearted lover 464. The young man’s lamentation 465. The cruel lover 466. Great news from Southwark 467. The jovial gallant 468. The new and true touch of the times 469. The royal regulation 470. A ready cure for uneasy minds 471. The mournful murtherer 472. Dunkirk’s lamentation 473. The bloody plot 474. The villainous plot to kill King Wllliam 475. The successful commander 476. The penitent highwayman 477. The penitent traitors 478. The infernal post of Paris 479. Sir John Friend 480. The mournful plotters 481. The royal character 482. The children’s cries 483. The barbarous and bloody son 484. A copy of verses by Captain Henry Every 485. Villainy rewarded 486. The shepherd’s observation 487. The sorrowful lamentation 488. The plotter’s reward 489. The inhuman butcher 490. The mournful murderer 491. Great Britain’s triumph 492. Verses of monsieur’s boasting 493. The princely triumph 494. Conscience by scruples 495. The despairing lover 496. An answer to the despairing lover 497. The London tragedy 498. The faithful lover’s farewell 499. The repenting maid’s lamentation 500. The royal court in mourning 501. A tribute of tears 502. The Protestant queen 503. Great Britain’s joy 504. The tavern query 505. Scandalous Fuller rewarded