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An Appeal from the City to the Country for the Preservation of Her Majesty's Person, Liberty, Property, and the Protestant Religion, &c. Occasionally written upon the late impudent Affronts offer'd to Her Majesty's Royal Crown and Dignity by the People of BANBURY and WARWICK: Lond. 8vo. 1710.
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Drunken Barnaby may be added this extract from an earlier poem by the same writer, called
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A Strappado for the Divell:
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But now for Bradford I must haste away: Bradford, if I should rightly set it forth, Stile it I might _Banberry_ of the North; And well this title with the town agrees, Famous for twanging _ale_, _zeal_, _cakes_, and _cheese_.
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Banbury _Cakes_, and I have done. The earliest mention of them I am aware of (next to that in Camden's _Britannia_, published by Philemon Holland in 1608, and already referred to), is by Ben Jonson, in his _Bartholomew Fair_, written 1614; where he introduces
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Zeal-of-the-Land Busy as
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