Orders for Lord Mayor's Day procession at Heathcote 1742
The mayoral order directs Charles Jones the marshal to notify ward constables in London wards to enforce a double watch and keep streets clear for the Lord Mayor's procession on Lord Mayor's Day. No carts to obstruct routes from Fleet Street to the Water-side, with arrangements to move carmen to the Greenyard if needed. A copy to be published in public papers.
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