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431. Ye gallants of Newgate whose fingers are nice

First Line:
Ye gallants of Newgate whose fingers are nice
Last Line:
And every man round me rob if he please
Author:
John Gay (Absolute) & Jonathan Swift (Speculation)
DMI number:
15421

432. Ye gods what are the beauties we admire

First Line:
Ye gods what are the beauties we admire
Last Line:
And though the soul is fled the body lives
DMI number:
8325

433. You cannot imagine my dear lady Bab

First Line:
You cannot imagine my dear lady Bab
Last Line:
And beg to remain Bab your dear little Bridget
DMI number:
38556

434. You loyal brave boys who for Pearkes make a noise

First Line:
You loyal brave boys who for Pearkes make a noise
Last Line:
For loyal brave Pearkes is the man
DMI number:
8098

435. You've heard how at Oxford a grand cavalcade

First Line:
You've heard how at Oxford a grand cavalcade
Last Line:
So the rump at the bear shall prove a bare rump | Sing tantarara rumps down rumps down | Sing tantarara down rumps
DMI number:
24422

436. Young Tavey he came down from Pemenmaur

First Line:
Young Tavey he came down from Pemenmaur
Last Line:
To warm her bosom to return his love
DMI number:
33225