Who through the Crowd did sneak away,
while the stout Farmer kept the Stage;
Huzzas of joy did echo round,
while he with Victory was Crown'd.
FINIS.
Printed for P. Brooksby,[148] J. Deacon,[149] J. Blare,[150] J. Back.[151]
[147] For tune, see [Appendix].
[148] Philip Brooksby had two shops,—one, the Golden Ball, near Bear Tavern, in West Smithfield; the other, Harp and Ball, also Golden Ball, in Pye Corner.
[149] J. Deacon lived at the Rainbow, near David's Inn, or St. Andrew's Church, Holborn.
[150] Josiah Blare's shop was the Looking Glass, on London Bridge.