Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. PREFACE vii
3. CONTENTS xi
4. 254. The Protestants triumph 1
5. 255. England’s glory 6
6. 256. Tyrconnel’s courage confounded 10
7. 257. King William s delight 14
8. 258. General Schomberg’s happy success 17
9. 259. England’s hopes 21
10. 260. The Irishmen’s prayers 24
11. 261. Jemmy’s recantation 28
12. 262. The gazette in meter 32
13. 263. Father Ρetre and the devil 35
14. 264. The weavers loyal resolution 39
15. 265. The loyal soldiers courtship 43
16. 266. The English painter 47
17. 267. The French king’s vision 51
18. 268. The boast of Great Britain 56
19. 269. The Brandy-bottle Plot 59
20. 270. Romes plots discovered 64
21. 271. Here is pig and pork 67
22. 272. The great bastard 71
23. 273. England’s triumph 75
24. 274. The loyal subjects free choice 80
25. 275. The proclamation for a general fast 84
26. 276. The Irish rebels routed 88
27. 277. The loyal subjects happy choice 92
28. 278. City justice 96
29. 279. The courageous commander 102
30. 280. The Bedfordshire prophecy 105
31. 281. A dialogue between the French and Irish officers 111
32. 282. Th e seaman’s loyal love 114
33. 283. The glory of the gentle craft 118
34. 284. The royal health 122
35. 285. The soldiers prayers for King William’s success 126
36. 286. The royal farewell 129
37. 287. King William’s courage 133
38. 288. The royal resolution 137
39. 289. The royal salutation 140
40. 290. King William s progress into Ireland 144
41. 291. The Protestants wish 148
42. 292. The courageous seaman 151
43. 293. The royal ball 155
44. 294. King William’s march to Ireland 159
45. 295. The triumph of Ireland 162
46. 296. Ireland’s happiness 165
47. 297. King William’s welcome to Ireland 169
48. 298. The Protestant soldiers resolution 172
49. 299. The royal match of bear–baiting 175
50. 300. Torringtonia 179
51. 301. England’s triumph 183
52. 302. Great and happy news for England 186
53. 303. A dialogue between James, Berwick, and Tyrconnel 191
54. 304. The bog–trotters march 195
55. 305. King William’s march 199
56. 306. Royal courage 202
57. 307. Teague and Monsieur’s lamentation 205
58. 308. King Williams triumph 209
59. 309. The Protestant triumph 212
60. 310. Dublin’s deliverance 216
61. 311. A brief touch of the Irish wars 219
62. 312. The witty harlot 222
63. 313. Poor Teague in distress 225
64. 314. The loyal wish 229
65. 315. The royal salutation 232
66. 316. The courtly salutation 236
67. 317. The Protestants joy 240
68. 318. The joy of Protestants 244
69. 319. The courtly triumph 248
70. 320. The new loyal health 251
71. 321. The nation’s joy 254
72. 322. The second victorious conquest 258
73. 323. A new–year’s gift for covetous colliers 261
74. 324. The bountiful brewers 265
75. 325. The brewers benefit 269
76. 326. The brewers answer 273
77. 327. Captain Johnston’s love s lamentation 276
78. 328. The town–bully’s bravery 284
79. 329. The bloody–minded husband 287
80. 330. The female frolic 291
81. 331. The perjured youth 295
82. 332. The wretched miser 299
83. 333. The old cavalier 304
84. 334. The canters confession 307
85. 335. The female duel 311
86. 336. The princely scuffle 314
87. 337. The unfortunate lady 319
88. 338. An answer to the unfortunate lady 322
89. 339. The discovery of the new plot 325
90. 340. The traitor’s trouble 329
91. 341. Sport upon sport 333