Thanks, Masato!

The Fennig's version is fairly close to Johnson Ballads 507, published between 1846 and 1854, making it perhaps the earliest exemplar in the set. It includes the "If a King" verse (fourth verse rather than second) and a four-line chorus. One notable word change: "puppies" instead of "paupers".

All the broadside choruses begin "So let the world jog as it will" rather than "...jog along as it pleases".

Only one other verse not yet covered appears in the Bodley's broadsides [in Harding B11(1258) and Firth b.27(497)]:

I envy neither great nor wealthy,
Poverty I ne'er despise,
Let me be contented, healthy,
And the boon I'll dearly prize.