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PwV - Literary Manuscripts in the Portland (Welbeck) Collection, 16th-19th centuries

Document Reference	Pw V 777
Title	MS poem, untitled, 'Come ye Jacks and ye Whigs and ye Tories draw near'; n.d.
Date	n.d.
Extent	2 ff
Level	Item/file
Content Description	Untitled poem. Text consists of twelve 3-line verses, plus refrain. Endored 'Wrote to be ex[amined].
First Line of Poem	Come ye Jacks and ye Whigs and ye Tories draw near
Last Line of Poem	They will let him be one of the Regency now
Language	English
Physical Description	One folio folded once to form two quartos Physical match: Pw V 49 (dimensions) & Pw V 96 (dimensions) & Pw V 269 (dimensions) & Pw V 286 (dimensions) & Pw V 392 (dimensions) Physical match: Pw V 419 (dimensions) & Pw V 481 (dimensions) & Pw V 759 (dimensions) & Pw V 776 (dimensions) & Pw V 778 (dimensions) & Pw V 779 (dimensions) & Pw V 780 (dimensions) Physical match: Pw V 945 (dimensions) & Pw V 1157 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 22 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 49 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 58 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 59 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 69 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 70 (dimensions) Physical match: Pw2 V 82 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 96 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 100 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 101 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 103 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 104 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 106 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 109 (dimensions) & Pw2 V 157 (dimensions)
Condition	Generally good
Descriptive Features	Watermark: Pro Patria, Dutch maiden and Seven Provinces rampant Lion within fenced field, 96 x 100 mm
Watermark	Pro Patria
Related Material	University of Nottingham Library:
Related Material	University of Nottingham Library:
Publication Note	Simpson, The British Broadside Ballad, pp 274-78