Walsh 1718
Sharp 1922
Longways for as many as will proper
Recording: mulberry_garden-063_bn6atb-02.mp3.zip

   A1   16  Up a double and back twice
   B1    8  Fall back a double toward the wall and return
         8  Turn partners
   A2    8  Partners back to back
         8  NBRS back to back
   B2    4  Hands four half-way
         4  Partners change places, handing, to face up
         8  Top couple cast down and lead up, as ones (below) 
            lead up and cast down again

video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JixCcDTwpk&t=104s

The Mulberry Garden, was one of London’s pleasure grounds in the 17th century, named for the mulberry trees King James I planted there in a failed attempt to cultivate the mulberry-eating silkworm on English soil.