(Established Vpwa>ds of Two Cey,tun,s Ago!) 
 
 A SU31MONS 
 
 fob all 
 
 LOVERS OF THE TURF AND GOOD 
 OLD ENGLISH SPORTS. 
 
 “l SUMMON YB FROM SILENCE AND FROM SHADE! 
 
 AIR,—*‘ Blue Bonnets over the Border” 
 
 COME! COME! — be stirring, ye Sporting Boys! 
 
 Hither be moving — here show us your faces ; 
 Come ! Come ! nor want any courting, Boys, 
 Never desert famed old TIPTBEE BACES ! 
 But ever remember, pray. 
 
 When again 'tis St. James’s Day, — 
 
 (Though full often the weather did prove hut so-so)— 
 What joys you did owe to them. 
 
 When we used to go to them. 
 
 In the days of their glory, “a long ago !’’ 
 
 ^ POMKl COME! 
 
 Come from your mansions, ye ’Squires and ye Ladies ! 
 
 Come, each good Yeoman— each Mary and John ! 
 Come to the Heath, in your best, on those gay days. 
 
 And partake of the pleasures still offer’d thereon ! 
 There, while nothing perplexes. 
 
 Is e’er found for both sexes, — 
 
 All ages— all fancies — of joys such a store \ 
 
 That the wish still increases — 
 
 (As Pats say in their leases) — 
 
 That old TIPTBEE may flourish “for ever amd more! I 
 * COME! COMB! 
 
 JULY, 1841. 
 
 London; Printed bjf Henry Jackson, Maiden Lane, Soho,