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Mercurius pragmaticus for King, Number 2, 17th-24th September 1649 E.574[20]

[Numb. 2.]
Mercurius Pragmaticus
For KING
CHARLS II.
Communicating
Intelligence from all Parts touching all Affairs, Designs, Humours,
and Conditions throughout the Kingdom.
Especially from Westminster, and the Head-Quarters.
From Munday Septemb. 17 to Munday Septemb. 24. 1649.
Make Bonfires now, Rejoyce and sing,
Discharge you Guns with speed;
Let all the Bells in Nodnol Ring,
since Noll has done the deed..
Tredagh is taken, Ashton hang'd,
brave Inchiquin is wounded:
Stout Ormond he again is bang'd,
The Cavess all confounded.
Where art thou Withers to Compose
another Sacrifice?
And Dedicate to thy God Nose
a drunken Skippers Lies.
But stay a while, next Post will tell,
the Functo are but flouted;
Drogheda's yet secure and well,
and Cromwel kill'd or rowted.
------Nemo me impune lacesssit.
NOw the wise General is intended to turn Broker to sell stoln
Goods, and stand in Summerset-house, and cry, What do ye lack
Gentlemen? and Tannikin his Froo lie backward, and trade for her
self, barter and sell the King and Queens Goods: methinks I see
that Gowty milk-sop stand with a yard in one hand, and a brush made of
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