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London City Order for Lord Mayor Procession Watch and Traffic
Barnard, mayor. On October 16 1738, the city orders two marshals to warn ward constables to enforce a double watch, keep streets clear for the Lord Mayor's procession, prohibit carts and drays from blocking routes, remove obstructing drivers, and publish the order in daily papers. The procession will pass from Fetter Lane End to Stocks Market, with coaches arranged to approach Water-side orderly.
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Barnard
George the Second
Great Britain
Bread-steet
tle-Baynard
Cheap
Cordwiner
Cripplegate
Farringdon
Wintry
Drayiman
Compters
Greenyard
Fetter-lane
Fleet-street
Stocks-Market
Queen-street
Queen Street
Cheapside
Foster-Lane
Chamber of London