 | Periodicals - 1788 - 404 pages
...protected ; But when in peace the nation's found, Xhefe bulwarks are neglected. Then, oh ! proteft the hardy tar, Be mindful of his merit, And when again you're plung'd in war, He'll /hew his daring fpirit. When thickeft darknefs covers all, Far on the tracklefs... | |
 | Charles Henry Wilson - English ballads and songs - 1803 - 228 pages
...are protected, v But when in peace the nation's found, These bulwarks are neglected. CHORUS. Then O protect the hardy tar, Be mindful of his merit, And when again you're plung'd in war, He'll shew his daring spirit. When thickest darkness covers all, Far on the trackless... | |
 | Roundelay - 1815 - 260 pages
...them you are protected ; But when in peace the nation's found, These bulwarks are neglected. Then O protect the hardy tar, Be mindful of his merit, And when again you're plung'dj/l war, He'll show his daring spirit. When thickest darkness coveis all, Far on the trackless... | |
 | Robert Anderson - Cumberland (England) - 1820 - 308 pages
...borne ; But think, in spite of learned art, MAN WAS NOT MADE TO MOURN ! / Vol. II. OUR SAILORS. « O protect the hardy Tar, Be mindful of his merit ! And when again you're plung'd in war He'll shew his daring spirit !" EUSHTOX. Sing, Muse, tho' feeble be thy strain, Those... | |
 | Robert Anderson, Thomas Sanderson - 1820 - 292 pages
...I'm borne ; But think, in spite of learned art, MAN WAS NOT MADE TO MOURN I VoL II. OUR SAILORS. " O protect the hardy Tar, Be mindful of his merit ! And when again you're plung'd in war He'll shew his daring spirit !" RUSHTON. Sing, Muse, tho' feeble be thy strain, Those... | |
 | Monthly literary register - 1823 - 586 pages
...Vol.60.No.4I6.] NOVEMBER 1, 1825. [Price 2». HJNTB on the IMPRESSMENT of SEAMEN. " Oh then protect the British tar. Be mindful of his merit, And when again you're plunged in war He'll »hew his daring »pirít." ¿'«t Song. A CONTINUED state of peace, by -ti. circumscribing that extensive... | |
 | English periodicals - 1833 - 610 pages
...have been ill, are never so quickly, or so effectually restored to health, as on land. " Oh, then, protect the hardy tar, Be mindful of his merit, And...you're plunged in war, He'll show his daring spirit." eat advantage. A captain might be appointed as a sort of lord-fanner to the King, with two pursers... | |
 | Christopher Biden - 1830 - 432 pages
...sailor's real good qualities, which, by their baneful influence, are thoroughly debased. " Oh then, protect the hardy tar, Be mindful of his merit; And...you're plunged in war, He'll show his daring spirit." I cannot dwell with too much force upon this fountain-head of conjoint grievances, disgusted as I have... | |
 | Old Quarter Master - Merchant mariners - 1839 - 340 pages
...manly voice expressive of feeling, the burthen of his song was — Then oh protect the hardy tar, fie mindful of his merit, And when again you're plunged in war, He'll show his daring spirit. when the song was ended the poor creature collected a few half-pence from the crowd that had gathered... | |
 | Charles Dibdin - Ballads, English - 1841 - 406 pages
...them you are protected, But when in peace the nation's found These bulwarks are neglected. Then, oh ! protect the hardy tar, Be mindful of his merit, And when again we're plung'd in war, He'll show his daring spirit. 295 When thickest darkness covers all Far on the... | |
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Then, oh ! protect the hardy tar, Be mindful of his merit, And when again you're plunged in war, He'll show his daring spirit. 
