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1691. Welcome thrice welcome this auspicious morn

First Line:
Welcome thrice welcome this auspicious morn
Last Line:
Kings learn to reign and subjects to obey | On this blessed day let every voice | And &c
DMI number:
44342

1692. Welcum illustrat lady and our quene

First Line:
Welcum illustrat lady and our quene
Last Line:
Sent be thy simple servant Sanders Scot | Greiting great God to grant thy grace gude zeir
Author:
Alexander Scott (Absolute)
DMI number:
10910

1693. Welcum illustrat ladye and oure quene

First Line:
Welcum illustrat ladye and oure quene
Last Line:
Sent by thy sempil servand Sanderis Scott | Greiting grit god to grant thy grace guid yeir
Author:
Alexander Scott (Absolute)
DMI number:
30074

1694. Well are you met to see what thanks we pay

First Line:
Well are you met to see what thanks we pay
Last Line:
But show him that he has not spared in vain
DMI number:
11995

1695. Well by this time your eyes have ached with gazing

First Line:
Well by this time your eyes have ached with gazing
Last Line:
Tis them we mock be then the censure theirs
DMI number:
27119

1696. Well done my lord with noble taste

First Line:
Well done my lord with noble taste
Last Line:
Some of your grandams did not fear him
DMI number:
32771

1697. Well fares that happy bird who now may boast

First Line:
Well fares that happy bird who now may boast
Last Line:
But takes his fill of joy and feels the joy complete
Author:
Anthony Hammond (Confident)
DMI number:
10525

1698. Well has our holy Allah marked him out

First Line:
Well has our holy Allah marked him out
Last Line:
Though most like me of all my works below
Author:
Nicholas Rowe (Absolute)
DMI number:
19229

1699. Well I know of whom I'll sing

First Line:
Well I know of whom I'll sing
Last Line:
The faith of England and the fame of Rome
DMI number:
8922

1700. Virtue's triumphant shrine who dost engage

First Line:
Virtue's triumphant shrine who dost engage
Last Line:
By daring loyalty your Wilmot's son
Author:
John Wilmot (Confident)
DMI number:
4141