Orders for Lord Mayor's Procession Watch and Street Closures
Authorities direct Charles Jones to mobilize double watch and ward of armed men for the Lord Mayor's procession. Streets around Fetter Lane to Fleet Street must be kept clear. carts and coaches barred. Carman or coachmen refusing removal to be jailed, with traffic patrolled to Queen Victoria Street and the Three Crates. Notices also urge port cargo compliance for the Stubborn Gallary goods and Rotishithe merchants.
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George the Second
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Charles Jones
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Unclear maritime dispatch mentions ship from Leghorn
Fragmentary OCR notes a ship from Leghorn with Captain Geo aboard. It references an order of council and discharge procedures, but details are largely illegible and no clear events or dates emerge.
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