"Walter Lesly" (Roud 3925, Child 296) is a traditional English-language folk ballad.
[1] Walter Lesly asks a lady to come to Conland.
Then his kinsmen, led by Geordy Lesly, carry her off.
A wedding feast is ready, and they are put in bed together.
It concludes with the observation that he was not interested in either her looks or her noble blood, but only her money.