Birth of a Prince Acknowledged by London City Officials
The London City Mayor Aldermen and Common Council greet the Prince and Princess of Wales on the birth of a son. They pledge loyalty and religious and civil rights, praising the royal family as a source of national happiness and liberty. The speech lauds the princess and prince and affirms continued support for the Crown and trade.
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Princess E Wales
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John Cotton
Stratton
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Trinity College
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Robert Cotton
Robert
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