Published, 4th April, 1810, by LAURIE & WHITTLE, N° 53, Fleet Street, London.

HUZZA, FOR OLD IRELAND, WITH HUBBABOO WHACK!

Sung, with unbounded Applause, by Mr. JOHNSTONE and Mrs. BLAND, in the new Musical Farce, called "HIT or Miss!"
at the Lyceum Theatre, Strand.

MR. JOHNSTONE.

LONG ago from my country I trotted away,
Knowing well how to rake and to tumble the hay;
With a wife now returning, it much better suits,
To leave raking alone, and be raising recruits.
Then arrah, be aisy,
Sweet Mrs. O'Daisy,
To tickle my heart, to be sure she'd the knack;
While the merry bells ring,
We shall caper and sing,
Huzza, for old Ireland, with hubbaboo whack!

Both.—Then, arrah, be aisy, &c.

MRS. BLAND.

Then the lads and the lasses, dear heart, how they'll stare,
When I sport my new clothes first at Donnybrook fair,
In my little straw hat, tied with green silken bows,
In my shoe a smart knot, in my bosom a rose.

They'll all cry, be aisy,
'Tis Mrs. O'Daisy,
The sweet little creature that Rourk has brought back,
While the merry bells ring,
We shall caper and sing,
Huzza, for old Ireland, with hubbaboo whack!