Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 337
nly contains the following ballad, butsets forth the offences of which Sir John is guilty, and witnessesare called to prove them. They consist principally of hismaking people quarrelsome, etc. For the defence it is assertedthat there is not such another in the land that can do whathe can and hath… … A NEW SONG. To the Tune of Old Sir fohn Barleycorn, Or fack ofall Trades. All you that be good fellows.Come listen unto me,If that you love the alehouseAnd merry company. Attend unto my story, It makes my heart full sorry,Which I fear is too trueAnd many doth it rue. The Trial of Sir John…
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