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Improvement to our arts, and invention to our artists.
May the sword of Justice be swayed by the hand of Mercy.
May the love of country always prevail.
May St. George's Channel be the only difference ever known between England and Ireland.
May the eagles of the Continent never build their nests in this little island.
May British valour shine when every other light is out.
May Britons, when they do strike, strike home.
May the populace of our country be remarkable for their loyalty and domestic happiness.
May our sons be honest and fair, and our daughters modest and fair.
May every Briton's hand be ever hostile to tyranny.
May the annals of Great Britain's history be unstained with crime and unpolluted With bloody deeds.
May our jurors ever possess sufficient courage to uphold their verdict.
May every Briton manfully withstand corruption.
May we never be afraid to die for our country.
Our wives, homes, country, and Queen.
May the health of our sovereign keep pace with the wishes of her people.
May every Briton manfully withstand tyranny.
May the glory of Britain never cease to shine.
May the honours of our nobility be without stain.
May Britons be invincible by united force.
May the olive of peace renovate the sinking fund of the British nation.
May the throne and the altar never want standing armies to back them.
May Britons secure their conquests by clemency.
May we as citizens be free without faction, and as subjects loyal without servility.
May loyalty flourish for ever.
May liberty ever find an altar in Britain surrounded by devoted worshippers.
May the British bull never be cowed.
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