| Joseph Ritson - Ballads, English - 1790 - 434 pages
...mbout the dearth of corn in one of his ballads, THE SONG. KING Jamie hath made a vow, Keep it well if he may, That he will be at lovely London, Upon...Saint James his day. Upon Saint James his day at noon 5 At fair London will I be ; , And all the lords in merry Scotland, They fhall dine there with me.... | |
| Thomas Deloney - Chapbooks, English - 1780 - 86 pages
...may, That he will be at lovely London, Upon St. James's day. Upon St. James's day at noon, At tair London will I be, And all the Lords in merry Scotland, They lliall dine there with me. . Then befpakegood Queen Margaret, The tears fell from her eye, Leave orfthefe... | |
| Henry William Weber - Flodden feilde - 1808 - 414 pages
...one of his ballads." — RITSON'S Ancient Songs. THE SONG. Ki up Jamie hath made a vow, Keep it well if he may, That he will be at lovely London Upon Saint James his day. Upon Sain! James his day at noon At fair London will I be ; And all the lords in merry Scotland, They shall... | |
| Henry William Weber - Flodden feilde - 1808 - 452 pages
...one of his ballads." — RITSON'S Ancient Songs. THE SONG. King Jamie hath made a vow, Keep it well if he may, That he will be at lovely London Upon Saint James his day. 8 . Upon Saint James his day at noon At fair London will I be ; And all tbe lords in merry Scotland,... | |
| Henry William Weber - Flodden feilde - 1808 - 434 pages
...ballads." — RITSON'S Ancient Songs. THE SONG. King Jamie hath made a vow, Keep it well if he may, Upon Saint James his day at noon At fair London will I be j And all the lords in merry Scotland, Tbey shall dine there with me. Then hespake good Queen Margaret,... | |
| Thomas Evans - Ballads, English - 1810 - 382 pages
...Keep it well if he may, That he will be at lovely London Upon saint James's day. Upon saint James'i day at noon, At fair London will I be, And all the lords in merry Scotland, They shall fline there with me. Then bespake good queen Margaret, The tears fell from her eyes, Leave off these... | |
| Thomas Evans - Ballads, English - 1810 - 380 pages
...between the earl of Surrey and James the Fourth of Scotland. K.ING JAMIE had made a vow, Keep it well if he may, That he will be at lovely London Upon saint James's day. Upon saint James's day at noon, At fair London will I be, And all the lords in merry Scotland,... | |
| Ballads, English - 1814 - 328 pages
...this Song.'* KING JAMES he hath made a vow, (Keep it well, if he may) ' t ts.st he will he at luvely London Upon Saint James his day.— * Upon Saint James his day, at noon.' At fair London will I he ; And all the Lords in merry Seotland, Then hespoke good Queen Margaret, (The tears fell from her... | |
| Alexander Laing - 1828 - 492 pages
...(Keep it well if he may,) That he will be at lovely London, Upon St. James's day. Upon St. James's day at noon, At fair London will I be ; ; -And all the Lords in merry Scotland, They there shall dine with me ! ! ! Then out bespoke good Queen Margaret, The tears fell from her eye !... | |
| Joseph Ritson - Ballads, English - 1829 - 344 pages
...ballad." See Stows " Survey" by Strype, 1720, b. 5. p. 333. KING Jamie hath made a vow, Keep it well if he may, That he will be at lovely London, Upon...good queen Margaret, The tears fell from her eye, 10 Leave off these wars most noble king, Keep your fidelity. The water runs swift, and wonderous deep,... | |
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