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1971. Whilst Phoebus' sons their mournful tribute bring

First Line:
Whilst Phoebus' sons their mournful tribute bring
Last Line:
How good how dear a nation's tears will tell
DMI number:
17898

1972. Whilst Phoebus' sons their mournful tributes bring

First Line:
Whilst Phoebus' sons their mournful tributes bring
Last Line:
How good how dear a nation's tears will tell
DMI number:
36703

1973. Whilst priestly pens the glorious theme decline

First Line:
Whilst priestly pens the glorious theme decline
Last Line:
And sing the monarch's and the bishop's praise
Author:
John Tutchin (Confident)
DMI number:
5921

1974. Whilst tears overflow the royal widow's bed

First Line:
Whilst tears overflow the royal widow's bed
Last Line:
And the queen's life the world's repose secures
Author:
Sir Richard Steele (Speculation)
DMI number:
7015

1975. Whilst the rude north Charles his slow wrath doth call

First Line:
Whilst the rude north Charles his slow wrath doth call
Last Line:
Joy to return into it self again
DMI number:
36605

1976. Who but remembers yesterday

First Line:
Who but remembers yesterday
Last Line:
Adieu the hopes of Britain's isle
Author:
Charles Sackville (Absolute)
DMI number:
32632

1977. Who can on this picture look

First Line:
Who can on this picture look
Last Line:
Is whore in all things but her face
DMI number:
6430

1978. Who labours to reform is fit to reign

First Line:
Who labours to reform is fit to reign
Last Line:
The profit of his people
DMI number:
40770

1979. Who sees not that sees aught woe worth the while

First Line:
Who sees not that sees aught woe worth the while
Last Line:
Whilst we are robbed of praise they of their right
DMI number:
41164

1980. Who serves his prince in what is judged unjust

First Line:
Who serves his prince in what is judged unjust
Last Line:
By his own law serves not his power but lust
DMI number:
41193