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Rin it has pownlil ,— th Atlantic, surmountit. , WeML compass the CVlobe in afortuigot or bang.
The Gas Vleezes brightly, yi.ni witness it nightly ,
OttC Ancestors lived unco lang in the dark .
Their wisdom was folly , their sense lnelancholy,
When compared wi' sic wondei-fic' modern wark . Then ,rr/tsJ S^f
3.
!Neist o' rags,T>a£s and size then , let no one despise then ,
Without; tliem whar wad a* our paper come frae,^
The dark flood o 1 Ink too, J*ui given to think too",
Conld as ill -he wanted at this' time o' day. Come send Pc.
4--
The quill ifis a queer thing , a cheap and a dear thui|£ ,
A weak looking object, hut gude Tfeus how Strang,
Sometimes it is ceevil . sometimes ifs the deevil ,
Tak tent when you touch it, you hai.nae itwrang'.T^/vz j-end.&b.
5.
ThePress Til nex,t mention , a noble invention.
The great mental cook with resources so vast-,
It spreads on "bright pages the kuo-wledge o' ■ ages ,
And tellji to the future the things' of the past . T/re-n jensl&b.
6*. »
Hech, Sirs ! hat its aw£u', ( ~bttt ne'er iniud its la-wixr j
To saddle tlie Postman "wi" sic meiHe T?ag*s ;
^i' epistle? and. sonnets , love billets and groan -etjl ,
Te'll tear the poor Postie to shivers and- rag)) . The/i sensf- &"?
7-
Noo i Jock sends' to Jenny, it cost* T>ut ae penny,
A screed thai has near "broke the Dictionary's back ,
-Fit' o' dove -in and dear - in , and tliou^kts ' on tlie sliearin''!!
Uae need noo o' wkisp'rin' ayrovfc aTvrheat stack . '/'/i£-n t-efut^rt.
a.
Auld drivers werelazy, their m-ail coaclies crazy ,
At ilk Public Housie they stopt for a gill ;
JB*ut iioo at the gallop, cheap mail- hags maun wxdlop,
Hurrah for our Postman, the great "Roland Hill . Then, j-endlfc.
JicMis&ed ijr [Price One halfpenny.] Tt.WJfume J/^koreMitk.
W&^HMk *®ikvh* ^i§TMAWTrwE(fiKiEAT'JS^L/\^!ID) WQiLL
r yi t J JJ j-JhJrt hs e I g , P = F^rPi-f }l Jv 3
Come Send "round the liquor and till to the brim, A bumper to Railroads, the- tteSS (Vas,and Steam;
j^^
; j 1 1 1 r-^t 7 SI g l -^ ^
To i-a|s, ba^Js and mrtgalls, tnlc, paper and quiLl , The Post anA the Postman, the £ude RolanJ HiSL;.
g 5 p E'fc.p-lf fc EfEEif&fJX&if $ ^^
&
i*
we uoo travel itiair quick than the o.aglp^-A sixty mile trip For the price o" a sau^ A
Rin it has pownlil ,— th Atlantic, surmountit. , WeML compass the CVlobe in afortuigot or bang.
The Gas Vleezes brightly, yi.ni witness it nightly ,
OttC Ancestors lived unco lang in the dark .
Their wisdom was folly , their sense lnelancholy,
When compared wi' sic wondei-fic' modern wark . Then ,rr/tsJ S^f
3.
!Neist o' rags,T>a£s and size then , let no one despise then ,
Without; tliem whar wad a* our paper come frae,^
The dark flood o 1 Ink too, J*ui given to think too",
Conld as ill -he wanted at this' time o' day. Come send Pc.
4--
The quill ifis a queer thing , a cheap and a dear thui|£ ,
A weak looking object, hut gude Tfeus how Strang,
Sometimes it is ceevil . sometimes ifs the deevil ,
Tak tent when you touch it, you hai.nae itwrang'.T^/vz j-end.&b.
5.
ThePress Til nex,t mention , a noble invention.
The great mental cook with resources so vast-,
It spreads on "bright pages the kuo-wledge o' ■ ages ,
And tellji to the future the things' of the past . T/re-n jensl&b.
6*. »
Hech, Sirs ! hat its aw£u', ( ~bttt ne'er iniud its la-wixr j
To saddle tlie Postman "wi" sic meiHe T?ag*s ;
^i' epistle? and. sonnets , love billets and groan -etjl ,
Te'll tear the poor Postie to shivers and- rag)) . The/i sensf- &"?
7-
Noo i Jock sends' to Jenny, it cost* T>ut ae penny,
A screed thai has near "broke the Dictionary's back ,
-Fit' o' dove -in and dear - in , and tliou^kts ' on tlie sliearin''!!
Uae need noo o' wkisp'rin' ayrovfc aTvrheat stack . '/'/i£-n t-efut^rt.
a.
Auld drivers werelazy, their m-ail coaclies crazy ,
At ilk Public Housie they stopt for a gill ;
JB*ut iioo at the gallop, cheap mail- hags maun wxdlop,
Hurrah for our Postman, the great "Roland Hill . Then, j-endlfc.
JicMis&ed ijr [Price One halfpenny.] Tt.WJfume J/^koreMitk.
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Special collections of printed music > Inglis Collection of printed music > Printed music > Composite music volume > Hurrah for the postman the great Roland Hill > (99) [Page 93] - Hurrah for the postman the great Roland Hill |
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Shelfmark | Ing.78(45) |
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Description | Scottish and English songs, military music and keyboard music of the 18th and 19th centuries. These items are from the collection of Alexander Wood Inglis of Glencorse (1854 to 1929). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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